Motorola Charm: Candybar Android Smartphone

Jun 28 2010, 10:55am CDT | by Robert Evans

While Moto has no cross-carrier smartphone extravaganza to announce, they may have a sweet little phone named the Charm in development. T-Mo News reports that this candybar Android smartphone will pack a BlackBerry-style front-facing QWERTY keyboard. It will use the MotoBlur UI and include Facebook and Twitter integration.

Expect Android 2.1 as the launch OS. T-Mobile is the rumored carrier for this sweet new smartphone, but no release date has yet been leaked. This is definitely reason for candybar fans to start getting hopeful. Like the style of a BlackBerry but need a more social OS? The answer to your prayers is on the way.

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