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Motorola Citrus

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Motorola Citrus

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The Motorola Citrus is an entry-level device sporting Android 2.1 and is a simple slab form factor. 

Availability: 
Available
Announced Date: 
October 5, 2010
Release Date: 
November 11, 2010
Carrier: 
Verizon
Android Central Reader Rating: 
1.545455
Average: 1.5 (11 votes)

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Motorola Citrus available Nov. 11 on Verizon for $49.99

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Posted by Phil Nickinson on 10 Nov 2010 8:40 am
For those of you waiting patiently on the Motorola Citrus -- there must have been a few of you, right? -- your wait is nearly over. The entry-level Android smartphone will be available on Verizon starting Nov. 11 (tomorrow).It'll cost just $49.99 after new two-year contract and $100 rebate. With that you get a 3-inch Android 2.1 smartphone with a low-res (320x240 touchscreen), a paltry 256MB of...

Latest Verizon comparison chart has the Motorola Citrus, LG Vortex

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Posted by Phil Nickinson on 4 Nov 2010 4:05 pm
Those comparison sheets Verizon likes to crank out sure are handy, and now we've got one sporting the Motorola Citrus and LG Vortex. The Citrus was announced in early October, but the Vortex is still largely under wraps. But now we know that it's an "affordable" Android 2.2 device with a 3.2-inch touchscreen at 320x240 pixels, a 3.2MP camera and Swype. And that's about all it has going for it....

Samsung Continuum available Nov. 11, has 3.4-inch Super AMOLED display

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Posted by Phil Nickinson on 31 Oct 2010 6:12 pm
We're fully expecting the Samsung Continuum to be announced at Sammy's New York City event on Nov. 8, but that doesn't mean the phone will be available that day. (And that's how it goes, more often than not.) But it likely won't be long after that before the dual-screen phone will be available for purchase. Phone Arena has a screen shot showing the Continuum available in all Verizon retail...

Motorola Citrus Hands-On [Video]

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Posted by Dieter Bohn on 6 Oct 2010 8:21 pm
  Take a gander at the Motorola Citrus, Verizon and Moto's plan for the aspirational, new-to-smartphones user. It has a small, almost cute form-factor that more than a few people have likened to the Palm Pre without the slide-out keyboard. We think we could do without the big old 'Backtrack' touchpad on the back, but to each his own. We also found it curious that the physical Send and End keys do...

Verizon announces the Motorola Citrus (updated with key features)

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Posted by Jerry Hildenbrand on 5 Oct 2010 7:39 pm
Top-end world phone Droids weren't the only thing Verizon told us about today, also unveiling the Motorola Citrus, an entry-level, non-Droid-branded Android handset.  By the looks of it, Bing is along for the ride, as well as full-tilt Motoblur.  Once again, Verizon isn't saying much yet:Motorola CITRUS™ is powered by Android™ 2.1 and delivers an affordable, entry-level, customizable smartphone...