Motorola Fire lands in September24 August 2011
Affordable Android QWERTY smartphone gets all social
Touch-screens and QWERTY keyboards are the combination du jour. The Motorola Fire is the latest to hop on the touch'n'type bandwagon with a full QWERTY sitting pretty beneath a 2.8-inch touch display.
First announced back in July, the Android 2.3 Gingerbread is a mid-range smartphone skinned with Moto's Switch UI, whose main USP is that you can switch to 'friend-centric' home screens when you're off work and being social.
The Fire is now confirmed to be available in the UK at the end of September. If the thought of a 'budget-friendly' Gingerbread phone with a three-megapixel camera, HSDPA, Wi-Fi and GPS, plus a decent-sounding battery life turns you on, keep an eye for further network details.
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