We’ve just spotted this advert in the newspaper today. Orange UK is advertising the Motorola FLIPOUT, that bonkers square format hinged Android phone. The ad says the phone is “Only on Orange” so we assume the network has bagged the phone exclusively for sale in the UK.
We can’t find it on Orange’s web shop. Orange’s web shop isn’t very good.
Best pop into a branch on the high street if you’d like to know more. Sorry.
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£30? For a phone case? It had better be good.
Samsung’s official Galaxy Nexus case. Costs a lot. Has a glittery little logo.
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Ian Hoare
/ September 23, 2010The Orange shops don’t have it either…..pathetic company sometimes, it really is :(
Mickey
/ September 23, 2010I would purchase a Motorola Android phone after the Cliq and Cliq XT disaster. God only knows when you would get updates (if any) STAY WELL CLEAR!
L8erGal
/ October 2, 2010I got this phone of a website linked to the motorola site, and i must say, this phone is amazing all the apps you can download, funky features, good camera, easy to use. Motorola have turned over a new leaf, this phone is fantastic. I also heard you can buy them at the orange shop but the contract prices are very high. If i were you i would buy one now!!!!!!! AMAZING!
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L8erGal