Motorola Crush Gets Official [Motorola Crush Touchscreen Phone Coming from US Cellular This Year]

Motorola has announced a new touchscreen phone, and this time it’s not an Android device. And this time it is not coming from one of the big four carriers in the USA. The Crush, that’s the name of it, has been officially announced and it will be available from US Cellular by the end of the year for an undisclosed yet price.

So what will this Motorola Crush have to offer? Well here’s a list with specs and features:

• 2.8-inch WQVGA touchscreen phone
• CDMA 800/1900 EVDO Rel-O support
• 2-megapixel camera
• Up to 16GB memory support
• 3.5mm headset jack
• Stereo Bluetooth
• 950 mAh battery: 4.3 hours of talk time and 20.8 hours standby time
• Music player

In other words the phone can be an accessible tool for everyone looking for a touchscreen phone that doesn’t necessarily needs to be a smartphone. The Crush looks good enough and your friends will be impressed by it. As you can easily see the phone has enough features to get you going. It comes with SMS and MMS support, it will play most music files available out there and the 2-megapixel camera, although not a standard anymore, will do its job accordingly when you’re on the move. The phone also sports a fun feature, the pedometer that will help you count your steps if you absolutely need to.

We have no details about the price tag of the Crush but Motorola itself says that the phone will offer the “latest technology without breaking the bank.” Does that mean that US Cellular customers will get the Crush almost for free? The carrier hasn’t specified pricing details yet but we can expect to know more by the end of the year as the Crush will definitely be available by Christmas.

Since we did show you another interesting handset today, the Pantech Impact, what would you chose between the Impact and the Crush?