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The Motorola DEXT is the new kid on the block, coming from the labs of Motorola. It runs on the Google Android OS, which is enough of a reason for you to buy the DEXT. The user interface used in the phone is the MOTOBLUR user interface.

The MOTOBLUR UI really combines well with the Android OS because you are able to access a number of features which include feeds, contacts, photos, emails, messages, social network and the likes from your homescreen itself with the use of widgets. All the messages that you get from your social network accounts can be set to come into one inbox, thereby making it easy for you to view these messages. Your status can also be updated on the social networks from your home screen itself.

Moving from the social networks, the presence of Android 1.5 ensures that your phone comes with a number of google – related apps. The phone comes in a slider form factor with a touchscreen, which is 3.1 inches in length and has a resolution of 320×480 pixels. The full QWERTY keyboard, located under the screen, is an absolute delight.

The phone comes armed with a 5 megapixel camera which has geo-tagging, auto – focus and picture editing. The camera doesn’t really disappoint, but isn’t exactly top – class.

As far as the physical dimensions are concerned, the phone is fairly slim at 15.6 mm when you consider the fact that it is a slider. However, it is fairly heavy at 163 grams and may feel uncomfortable in your pocket. The phone has support for 3G networks as well as Wi-Fi and EDGE internet. The phone’s music player supports songs in the AAC, MP3, AAC+ and AAC+ Enhanced, MIDI, AMR and WAV songs. The phone has a microUSB 2.0 port as well as a 3.5 mm headset jack.

Motorola DEXT Reviews have been good so far, so make sure you have your cash ready when it arrives in October, when it will be released on many Motorola DEXT contracts.