looks like a droid to me

hey i work for the company thats getting teh CLIQ… if youre savy then u know who… this device is OMGAMAZING i work tech support and we got to play with it for a while, about 6 hours, picking it apart and generally learning it totally, and the SHOLES will blow it away so trust me when i say stick with verizon, you will be very pleased, Moto is giving them the better device by far the G1 was the big hit and now its gonna be a clash of the titans between CLIQ and SHOLES both on the Andriod market, and very similar to the G1 but very much improved, 5 widgets screens, and the coolest features youve ever seen. completely customizable in everyway, and brings myspace,facebook, and any other social net together in one interface for the user, plus the ability to wipe the info off your phone if it gets stolen, and restore on a new device after replacement. YOU WILL BE BLOWN AWAY AT SHOWTIME 2009, KEEP YOUR EYES ON TMOBILE AND VERIZON ITS GONNA BE A GREAT COMPETITION

Would this phone be coming to Australia if so please for the love of good any one but testra

[...] flagship phone to to launch the new update.  Motorola announced we would get a first look at their new Android phones in September and yesterday sent out media invitations to for a September 10th event.  With two more weeks left [...]

[...] Fuente Androidme [...]

[...] this firmware will premiere on the oh-so-sexy Sholes device. Sanjay Jha, Motorola’s CEO, has said explicitly that two Android devices will be available on two different carriers by year’s end, and most [...]

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Will it have real GPS?

[...] customers waiting for Android should keep their eye on Motorola.  It appears the rumored Sholes might be their only hope this year.  Motorola has confirmed they will have two devices on sale [...]

I’m excited by the possibility of finally getting an Android phone… but scared as all heck that Verizon will get it’s garish branding and hooks into the OS somehow so as to cripple all its best and most potentially innovative features. Why can’t they see the value in marketing a truly open phone, as opposed to one burdened by their clunky junk?