Good news and poor news folks. The good news is that Motorola’s CLIQ XT is finally available on T-Mobile. The poor news is that the previously rumored price point of $99.99 seems to be inaccurate, as the device is currently going for $129.99. Still, despite the additional $30, you have to confess that the Motorola CLIQ XT is a very interesting phone with an appealing price. In case you’re wondering what the specifications of the phone are, read on:

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Did the unboxing of the Motorola Cliq XT whet your appetite for that mobile phone? Well, whether case you were wondering how much you’d have to save to get that Android-powered phone, we’ve got some good news for you. According to the latest leak, the Cliq XT will be going for just $99.99, bundled with your customary 2-year contract, of course. A hundred clams for an Android-powered phone certainly doesn’t seem too poor, does it? Is that going to be your next phone, or are you holding out for something better?

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AmazonWireless (a no-brainer of a name for Amazon’s wireless store) recently announced that they have just expanded their T-Mobile offerings. As usual, these new devices will be rebate-free and accompanied by two-day shipping for speedy delivery right to your doorstep. Among the new devices available are the titanium BlackBerry Bold 9700, black and white versions of the BlackBerry Curve 8520, the HTC TouchPro2, Motorola CLIQ (with MOTOBLUR), Samsung t749 Highlight, Samsung Behold II, Samsung Gravity 2, Sony Ericsson Equinox and T-Mobile 3G Dash. There will additionally be a slew of new plans available for you to choose from, making you spoilt for choice.

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With the Motorola Cliq XT hitting the news recently, it’s good to see a leak that shows the phone being unboxed and pictured live. According to the source, the Motorola Cliq XT is powered by Android 1.5, and sports Moto Blur, though there is a high possibility that it will be getting an Android 2.1 update in the future. One of the more interesting features of the Cliq XT is the inclusion of the Swype input system, which allows you to “type” out messages by swiping your finger by the letters instead of pressing them. The phone additionally includes a 5-megapixel camera with LED flash. Is that the Android-powered phone that you’ve been dreaming about, or is that not the Android device that you’re looking for?

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Folks living on the continent of North America will be able to get hold of the Motorola QUENCH – particularly folks living in Canada as distant as they’re happy with Rogers’ terms and conditions. First announced at the Mobile World Congress last month, the Motorola QUENCH will be released in the US as the Motorola CLIQ XT. Released Stateside that month on T-Mobile, it will additionally reach in Europe later that year going by the Canadian moniker.

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If you’re a T-Mobile subscriber and have been toying with the notion of picking up a HTC HD2, Motorola Cliq XT or Nokia Nuron, you’re in luck, as the (unofficial) price for said items have been leaked. According to the leaked knowledge, the HTC HD2 will set you back $199.99 after a rebate, while the Motorola Cliq XT will be going for $129.99 after rebate, and finally the Nokia Nuron will be priced at $69.99 after rebate. Of course, the pricing mentioned is whether you’re willing to agree to a plan with the carrier, whether not you’ll have to shell out $449.99, $329.99 and $179.99 respectively for the phones. whether you haven’t been entertaining the view of a new phone before that, will that tidbit of news whet your appetite for a new phone?

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If you’re a T-Mobile subscriber and have been toying with the notion of picking up a HTC HD2, Motorola Cliq XT or Nokia Nuron, you’re in luck, as the (unofficial) price for said items have been leaked. According to the leaked info, the HTC HD2 will set you back $199.99 after a rebate, while the Motorola Cliq XT will be going for $129.99 after rebate, and finally the Nokia Nuron will be priced at $69.99 after rebate. Of course, the pricing mentioned is whether you’re willing to agree to a plan with the carrier, whether not you’ll have to shell out $449.99, $329.99 and $179.99 respectively for the phones. whether you haven’t been entertaining the view of a new phone before that, will that tidbit of news whet your appetite for a new phone?

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It seems that the Motorola CLIQ 1.3.18 update is nothing but trouble, with some major bugs in there that renders some handsets unusable. To term, many users have already posted about their problems and troubles they have gone through on official Motorola and T-Mobile forums after installing the latest update. It seems that whenever they reboot their phone, the system date is wrong and unchangeable, resulting in a host of synchronization issues and problems with the Android Market. Nice to know that T-Mobile and Motorola are aware of the problem, which results in an upcoming fix.

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Someone at Motorola has to reply to higher up powers with the 1.3.8 update leak for the Motorola CLIQ. It seemed that the software update was made available for around a quarter of an hour before it was pulled offline. that leaked update ought to see your battery life improve, increased touchscreen accuracy as well as better cellular connectivity on the Motorola CLIQ when installed. Well, whether you’re an owner of that Android-powered smartphone, we’re pretty certain that you are waiting with bated breath for an official release!

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[CES 2010] We got a demo of the Motorla Backflip that launched at the show. The video shows the MotoBlur user interface that is additionally integrated in the Motorola Cliq, the trackpad on the back of the device, and how the phone closes backwards. We covered the launch 2 days ago, check our articlecheck our composition.

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