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hey everyone Danny Webster here from pocket comm and say we're unboxing Motorola flip-out which is somewhat of a budget phone on AT&T which is running Android 2.1 so let's get started okay so we'll cut this package open real quick from FedEx see okay and then we'll just slide the box out of the plastic and let's see oh it's kind of a small box in terms of AT&T usually they have somewhat larger boxes and it looks as though the flip-out is somewhat of a small box let's go look on here we can see that we have the Android and a Wi-Fi GPS and Internet of course let's see on the back we have platform 2.1 quad-band GSM with Wi-Fi B&G let's see up to 32 gigabytes for a memory card 320 by 240 touch displays so that's a rather low resolution display for an Android 2.2 device which has come uncommon especially for a QWERTY keyboard device let's see we have a GPS Android Market all that great stuff and a 3 megapixel camera with a digital zoom so let's open up the box and we'll get to the device itself let's see here some literature not too much there let's see I can set the phone over here for just one second looks like the battery cover comes off with the course this phone comes with extra battery cover so you can customize your own personal colors if you like so let's just set that to the side for just one second and I'm more garbage we have the microUSB to sync cable and we have the wall charger and that's also a USB port on the side so you want to use both of them if you're in charge your device on the wall and let's see we have the battery covers here we have a orange one any black one that comes with the device inside the box and we have our battery let's see what size battery this is this is a eleven hundred and thirty milliamp hour battery so that's a pretty good size for such a small phone so let's look a little bit closer here as to the flip out so it's pretty small I'm surprised it's actually quite small in hand in comparison to some other devices I'll show you in just a second it's ooh that's actually kind of cool to flip it out which is probably why they call it the flip out the quarter keyboard seems pretty usable I could actually see myself using this as a texting device okay so I put the battery in and police the battery cover on the back and it's pretty thin as you can tell if we compare to some other devices which of course are a little bit thinner than this phone here's the Nexus One in terms of size it's a small phone I'm surprised how small it is it looks way bigger in the pictures but then again of course they are just photographs it's pretty small I mean you could carry this in your pocket pretty comfortably and have a device with a lot of features right at hand for for such a small compact size so we can pick a pair it to the Nexus One it's a little it's mean it's a lot smaller than the Nexus One of course the screen is almost half the size just from the portrait position here so if we look at it at another device of course then hd2 is going to dwarf this smaller phone and then we can look at the iPhone 4 of course it's also going to look a lot smaller than the iPhone 4 and much thicker than the iPhone 4 maybe about twice as thick if we compare it to a dollar size object we have a $20 bill here it's a pretty small I mean if you look at that it's like less than a half the size of the dollar bill and here we have a credit card size object it's a little bit higher than a credit card but it's not by much I mean just like maybe centimeter larger than the width of a credit card and about a two centimeter and a half the length of a credit card size object so that is the unboxing of the Motorola flip-out and we will show you more when the hardware core comes up and also stay tuned to watch the software tours and if you like our video let's make sure you give us a thumbs up I guess I someone said I should use my left hand since the insignia on the bottom shows that it's the left thumb which is up and also leave some comments down below we'd like to hear what you're saying and thanks for watching