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Motorola Backflip ‘an abomination of design’
By Jim DalrympleMarch 16, 2010, 10:05 am PT
Sometimes I get criticized for being too opinionated, but I love it when people say what they think. So, if you were thinking of buying one of Motorola’s new Backflip mobile devices, you should take a look at Sascha Segan’s review. It’s quite entertaining, to say the least.
It is an abomination of design, encrusted with bloatware and built on top of a platform that should have been retired six months ago. Motorola, AT&T, and Google can all do much, much better than this, and I hope they will soon.
Review: Motorola Backflip [PC Magazine]
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Motorola Backflip ‘an abomination of design’
By Jim DalrympleMarch 16, 2010, 10:05 am PT
Sometimes I get criticized for being too opinionated, but I love it when people say what they think. So, if you were thinking of buying one of Motorola’s new Backflip mobile devices, you should take a look at Sascha Segan’s review. It’s quite entertaining, to say the least.
It is an abomination of design, encrusted with bloatware and built on top of a platform that should have been retired six months ago. Motorola, AT&T, and Google can all do much, much better than this, and I hope they will soon.
Review: Motorola Backflip [PC Magazine]
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Any product connected with Motorola will likely turn into a huge failure. That is why they continue to lose market share and lose investors. It's a totally useless company that isn't fit to design smartphones.