The Motorola DEVOUR, another Android-running handset by the company, got officially announced by Verizon Wireless last week, which was a move that we, of course, welcomed. Although the info given by the carrier stated the phone will come out sometime in March, we now got word from one of our brave tipsters, who claims that the Motorola DEVOUR will actually first launch through the carrier’s Indirect Channel, on February 25. All channel sales should begin no later than March 15.
The Motorola DEVOUR sports the manufacturer's MOTOBLUR interface
This practically makes it the first non-prepaid phone to launch this way. Sounds good to us, and we are eagerly expecting this hot Android smartphone and its features, including 3.1-inch capacitive touchscreen and all the social centricity of the MOTOBLUR interface... Too bad it doesn't come bundled with Megan Fox too.
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