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Topic # 108150 24-Aug-2012 15:53 Send private message

Sort of like this one below.

http://www.cellhut.com/Motorola-Motosmart-Flip-XT611-32878.html

Would be nice for the mother-in-law  who would like an Android for the App adons  but want a flip fone not a slab..

Samsung also have one  in china  but not out side there..




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  Reply # 677997 28-Aug-2012 09:41 Send private message

I've had a look at this, and there are next to no Android phones that come in a flip form factor. There are 8 in total, of which 2 will run on XT, and only the Motorola XT611 will work on Vodafone/2degrees 3G.

You might have better luck finding something if you can convince her to go for a model with a slide-out keyboard.




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  Reply # 678107 28-Aug-2012 12:11 Send private message

Thanx. Yeah I was thinking the same thing..




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Old3eyes

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