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Maybe you’ve encountered on the Internet some so-called leaked pictures of a new handset from Motorola. First pictures were with Motorola Alexander, and the new ones show a similar mobile phone but with touch capabilities and no sliding QWERTY keyboard like in Alexander.
We have no idea if these Motorola cell phone secrets are real, but who knows… maybe the company will publish an official press release about this subject, confirming or denying their existence.



Until then let’s see what the specification lists of these cool cell phones with rounded edges are, and the pictures of both published on different mobile reviews websites.
The model codenamed Alexander (probably the Great) was unveiled on the Internet back in June but since then there was no additional information.



The specifications list of the Motorola Alexander the Great swan song goes something like: built-in 5 or 8 megapixel digital camera, an NVIDIA graphic chip for videos and 3D graphics support, GPS tracking capability via an integrated module, Windows Mobile 6.1 operating system, and AGPS, that functionality with which you can add meta tags to your pictures, with location details, so at a later time to be able to remember where you captured them.

Everything sounds cool, but I think I prefer the second option, a full touchscreen and no keyboard, in a rounded black handset with silver margins. Well, maybe there is an on-screen virtual keyboard version.

What we know about this phone is its codename, Motorola Atila, and that it’ll feature HSDPA connectivity technology to enable transfer speeds of up to 732Mbps, a 1130mAh battery, Wi-Fi, a Qualcomm 7201A chipset, the Windows Mobile 6.1 Professional operating system, and will sport a large, 2.8-inch display of 240 x 320 pixels.



Windows Mobile 6.1 Professional on a full-touchscreen cell phone means fast texting, advanced web browsing, easier to use email and Bluetooth functionalities, nice home screen interface, some security enhancements, fast Wi-Fi start, and other interface improvements.