Smartphone with steel
Slap a little plus on the end of a popular handset title on the day your company is bought out by Google and you've got more than a mere coincidence we think.
That's what's happened with the curious case of the Motorola Defy+, the first handset to be announced by the company since it got gobbled up by the Big G.
The Motorola Defy+ is the follow up to, you guessed it, the Defy. Back to defend its 'hardest Android kid on the block' honour after Samsung took a swing with the Galaxy XCover last week.
Like Sammy's recent effort, this Gingerbread handset is IP67 certified meaning that it can take a bit of a kicking but still come back for more.
It's water resistant, scratch resistant and dust proof, boasts scratch resistant Corning Gorilla glass and also has a sporty edge too with the pre-loaded CardioTrainer app that lets you to easily view and track your workout progress.
It's got a slightly beefier spec sheet than the XCover, with a 1GHz processor, a 5-megapixel camera, 2GB of storage and a 3.7-inch high-resolution touch screen display.
The Motorola Defy+ will be available in Asia, Europe and Latin America starting in early autumn.
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Motorola Defy+: The toughest Android kid in town originally appeared on http://www.pocket-lint.com on Mon, 15 Aug 2011 17:25:35 +0100
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