Motorola Backflip changes things up
While I’m glad to see that Motorola has suddenly revitalized themselves by using Android as their OS of choice, instead of relying on their RAZR glory days, the Backflip is a puzzling design.
It does run Moto’s BLUR overlay, which compares to the Sense UI that HTC has mastered, but the way the keyboard is basically the backside of the phone is different. It strikes me as one of those “answers to a question no one asked.” Unless, of course, you happen to be a Motorola engineer, because they
definitely asked that question.
:: Live at CES 2010 with my iPhone 3GS ::
