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What does the Motorola Z10 Flexi-phone have to offer?

Under: Mobile Phones Date: August 30th, 2008

The Motorola Z10, billed as a “pocket-sized mobile studio,” that sports an innovative design which bends when opened, simple hardware that breaks on purpose!

The Z10 from Motorola is a 4 ounce platinum trimmed that sports a stylish bendy design, but in reality doesn’t actually offer the user a great deal else.

One would have thought if someone like Motorola is going to come up with a flashy design, they would at least put in a few tempting features to make the phone every more desirable, but no.

What does the Motorola Z10 have to offer? Well, a 5 megapixel camera with intuitive editing suite, 2.2 inch screen which isn’t ideal for viewing videos really, Symbian UIQ, lowly 1GB microsSD.

Had Motorola actually spent a quarter of the time on making the software features for the Z10 as innovative as this break-away hardware then maybe the Motorola Z10 could have been quite a wow factor. Unfortunately they didn’t, and at $500.00, the Z10 doesn’t really come up to scratch.

Source – Wired

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    August 30th, 2008 | 10:48 pmPapadoc

    If you guys are going to provide decent reviews of products at least get the freaking specs right. Its only for a 3.2 MP camera…. not a 5 MP.

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