Alleged shot of Motorola Morrison for T-Mobile has us swinging wildly betwixt love and disgust
Is the world ready for a white, black, and shiny metallic blue Android phone? Well, the world may not have to be -- but we strongly suspect this picture claiming to be the Motorola "Morrison" for T-Mobile USA is real since it exactly matches the thumbnail in that leaked roadmap from a while back. We can only guess from the coloration that this is likely going to be billed as a youth device -- and Motorola's said in the past that it wants to build its Android lineup around a social networking platform, which all the kiddies are into these days -- so we're thinking this could end up being positioned below the G1 and its contemporaries / successors in T-Mobile's catalog. Would we buy it? Yeah, maybe -- the keyboard looks usable, but maybe we're still so Android-starved around here that our judgment can't be trusted.
[Thanks, Stanley]
[Thanks, Stanley]















Reader Comments (Page 1 of 1)
Jordan @ Jun 19th 2009 6:42PM
it looks nice i would totally buy and the keyboard looks amazing. its fetch and the colors are great. hoped there was more pictures. it is badass.
Centipede Damascus @ Jun 19th 2009 11:05PM
Stop trying to make fetch happen! It's not going to happen!
john @ Jun 19th 2009 7:28PM
The Good: physical keyboard, dpad
The Bad: no dedicated number keys on the keyboard (not 5 rows, like a G1), and ugly color scheme.
I'll stick with my G1.
alex @ Jun 19th 2009 8:56PM
Is the requirement for android phone to be ugly???
Doax @ Jun 20th 2009 3:55AM
What's up with the dpad? That just crys out no touchscreen to me.
J.J.B. @ Jun 20th 2009 4:41AM
Trust me buddy, it has a touchscreen...
Doax @ Jun 20th 2009 8:07PM
Alright....... I'll trust you this one time..... but if you betray it..... NO TRUST FOR YOU. :)
J.J.B. @ Jun 20th 2009 11:19PM
Actually, the d-pad does kinda question whether it'll have a touch screen or not. Though some phone are touch screen and still have a d-pad.............. is my trust pretty much on edge right now haha
Ravnos @ Jun 22nd 2009 12:12PM
The G1 and MyTouch have trackballs but still have a touchscreen, and the Samsung i7500 has a d-pad and a touchscreen. This is going to have one, too. You know how you can be absolutely sure? There's no other way to dial it without the keyboard out, and the keyboard doesn't have dedicated number keys. I'm not saying it's impossible that they'd leave out a touchscreen, but it's pretty unlikely.