On 6^th January 2010, Motorola had globally introduced its Backflip, the latest Android powered smartphone with Motoblur. Motorola Backflip has an unique reverse flip design to make the phone easy to use for videos, music, photos and the QWERTY keyboard allows users to type emails, text messages more easily and accuracy.

Motorola Backflip best for those heavy social networking users with the help of its Motoblur, which is a widget based system that combines various social networking sites such like Facebook, MySpace, Twitter.

Motorola’s Motoblur offers the content delivery services to make the phone more personal and socially. It allows users to access to those social networking sites without logging into each service separately and the feeds, data are regularly pushed to the phone from these sites which are integrated within the home screen.
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On 24^th November 2009, AT&T had announced the new HP iPAQ Glisten smartphone is about to launch on their network. This smartphone is a 3G world phone that runs the Windows Mobile 6.5 operating system and it features with its 2.5 inch AMOLED touchscreen (320 x 240 pixels QVGA resolution display) along with a full QWERTY keyboard below the screen. This is also the first AT&T smartphone with an AMOLED screen.

The HP iPAQ Glisten has five-way directional pad that allows users to fast, easy and accurate when typing a message or writing an email. The great advantages of the touch-enabled AMOLED (Active-matrix organic light-emitting diode) screen is performing the best displays and allows users to easily navigate through the menus, Windows, functions and links with the touch of their finger.
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Recently Nokia N900 has started to ship and available in the U.S. This will be the good news for those people who are passionate about technology. This new N series handset from Nokia has generated a lot of positive reviews since its public launch in August 2009.

Maemo is a software platform (It was first designed for computers) developed by Nokia for smartphones and Internet Tablets. Maemo is similar to many hand held interfaces and features a Home screen, which acts as a central point for launching applications, a menu bar, a large customizable area that display information such like an RSS reader, Internet radio, Time, Google search box and so on.

Nokia N900 is the Nokia first Maemo powered handset that comprises of a powerful ARM Cortex-A8 processor with up to one GB of application memory and OpenGL ES 2.0 graphic acceleration. With the Maemo 5 platform and significant processing power, Nokia N900 enables user to multi-task as they are working on a PC because it allows user to perform quick flit between stacks of applications running simultaneously and smoothly from their handset.
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On 13^rd November 2009, Dell had announced the company is ready to enter the smartphone business with the Android based Mini 3.

Dell will distribute its new Mini 3 smartphones in China and Brazil through partnerships with two of the world’s largest mobile operators which are China Mobile (World largest telecommunications company) and Brazil’s Claro by the end of the year 2009.

Dell Mini 3 smartphones run Google’s Android platform. however, Dell Mini 3 is actually a name for full range of devices sold in different configurations and Operating System (OS) options. The full-touchscreen phone depends on a customized version of Android and will have different features based on the region.
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