Motorola i1 Details Emerge: 5MP Camera, Opera Default Browser

Mar 11 2010, 11:02am CST | by Robert Evans

Here's some interesting news out of Engadget. They've come upon a photo of the Motorola i1 in action, as well as some info about its purported specifications. The camera, once thought to be 3 MP, has now been revealed to be a 5 MP shooter. Opera Mini is said to be the phone's default browser.

This phone will use the Blur UI and will not be a “Google Experience” device. The fact that Moto has decided to make a new browser the default says a lot about the standard Android browser. Could this be the wave of the future?

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