With cell phone makers like HTC, Samsung and LG already blessing their latest devices with the exciting Android platform, Motorola too follows suit. The company’s first Android-powered device christened Motorola Cliq will be available early November, 2009 through T-Mobile. It will feature the innovative Motoblur solution too for the first time.

This latest Android phone claims to offer an array of advanced features that should leave T-Mobile customers asking for more. Allowing automatic syncing, the phone seamlessly streams social messaging updates, text messages, and work and personal e-mail straight onto the home screen.

“T-Mobile customers text message and access social messaging on mobile devices more than those of any other carrier,” shared Wendy Pinero DePencier, vice president of brand marketing, T-Mobile USA. “That’s why we’re excited to give them the first opportunity to purchase the CLIQ, and then in early November offer the CLIQ prominently at T-Mobile stores nationwide in time for the holidays.”

Marking Motorola’s presence in the Android terrain, the innovative Cliq phone also sports the robust Motoblur solution. Managing and integrating communications efficiently, users can span through work e-mail and social messaging activity effortlessly. And that too with all this offered right on the home screen. The phone seamlessly streams together and syncs updates to contacts, posts, messages, photos and more from Facebook, Twitter, MySpace and Gmail. With Motoblur, these updates are then offered directly on the home screen in streams that can be viewed easily.

Furthermore, the handset sports a distinctly premium design complemented with a full slide-out QWERTY keyboard. Boasting of a 3.1-inch HVGA full touch-screen display, the device also renders a powerful mobile Web experience. It claims to blend in the strength and speed of T-Mobile’s 3G network and Wi-Fi. Equipped with a 5 megapixel auto-focus camera with video capture, the phone also includes a 3.5mm headset jack, a music player with pre-loaded Amazon MP3 store application, Shazam, iMeem Mobile, AccuWeather, MySpace Mobile and Quickoffice.

Source: TechShout! (blog)