Motorola CLIQ XT spotted in-the-wild, headed to T-Mobile for $129.99 on contract

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Motorola CLIQ XT spotted in-the-wild, headed to T-Mobile for $129.99 on contract

March 2, 2010 | by Robert Nelson

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We saw the official announcement a little while back in regards to the Motorola CLIQ XT and we all knew it was heading to T-Mobile. But at the time of the announcement there were a few important details left out, namely the price and a release date. Unfortunately they are not both available as of now, however an image of T-Mobile’s internal system has recently been leaked and it is showing the price. Basically, assuming we can believe this image, it looks like those interested in picking up the CLIQ XT can expect to pay $129.99 on contract or $329.99 without. Additionally, a few in-the-wild style images of the CLIQ XT have also recently hit the interwebs.

Otherwise, the CLIQ XT has been confirmed to have Android 1.6 with MOTOBLUR and Wi-Fi as well as touch-sensitive sides that will allow you to select apps without using the trackpad. Sounds good. It is also expected to come sporting a pre-installed version of the Swype virtual keyboard.

Finally, and this is not confirmed, a release date has been rumored for March 10.

[via TmoNews and Android Central]

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2 Comments

Travis Young Faulds said: On March 2, 2010

Great…so where the hell is 2.1 for the original CLIQ…I'd even take 1.6 at this point! Motorola, you suck at supporting your products.

Gareet Brown said: On March 9, 2010

Here are my impressions about Motorola Cliq:
Certainly superior because it is using google operating system , which is arguably the highlight of this phone. Well this phone is basically for people who are more into social involvement, it lets you update your status to various social networking sites at one go. All application at one place , rather then logging again and again to various sites .

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