Motorola Launches Defy Tough Smartphone with MotoBlur
SCHAUMBURG, USA – Motorola has introduced a new rugged smartphone based on Google Android. The Motorola Defy is one of the few of its kind, presenting advanced features underneath a uncrackable shell.
The smartphone has a 3.7″ touchscreen display with wide-VGA resolution, just like on the Droid 2 and Milestone 2, protected by Corning Gorilla Glass, but uncommon for handsets which are designed to sustain damaged. Impressively, it remains thin at only 13.4mm.
The device also has a 5 megapixel camera with autofocus and LED flash, but there are no words on HD video recording. It seems as if Motorola reserves this feature for smartphones with faster processors – the Motorola Defy has an 800MHz CPU, unlike the 1GHz found on high-end Android devices by the same manufacturer.
Google Android 2.1 runs on the handset, together with the MotoBlur user inteface. Adobe Flash Lite is supported, and it provides flash functionality to the WebKit browser.
In terms of toughness, the Motorola Defy complies with IP67 durability specifications, allowing to be resistant against dust and water.
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