The Geek Church

The Motorola Moto i290 is one phone that is pretty much a cell phone. I suppose that I could say more about it, and believe me, I would if it anything unique about it.

Truth be told it really doesn’t. Seriously. It’s not that I hated this phone, because why should I bring down a phone that works well? However, the Moto is in a market that is over-saturated, and there are way too many phones from other companies that can do everything the Moto can do, and more.

Please don’t take this as a bad review from me. It’s just that you need to be told what you’re getting into. This might be the phone you’re looking for if you want something simple, and you can read my full review here.

Considering all the hype that iPhone and all Droid-related mobiles are getting, we are often forgetting the simplest phone can still be pretty decent. I definitely feel that way about the Motorola i9, also known as the Stature.

This is your typical clamshell phone, but what makes it unique is it is just as interesting closed as it is open. Once closed, it can become a PMP that can play tunes and video thanks to its Modeshift Morphing feature.

In short, it is a nice phone from Sprint or Boost Mobile, and you can read my full review here.

I’ve recently had the chance to try out three phones from Motorola, and the Clutch, or i465, is the first. This messaging phone has a full QWERTY keyboard and some other features, but it by no means, a smartphone. It isn’t a dumb phone, either.

Check out my full review here.