Motorola Citrus To Ship Tomorrow For $50

By Matthew Chung on 11/10/2010 08:28 PDT

Verizon subscribers who are looking to pick up a budget Android device should be happy to hear that Verizon has released the details of the Motorola Citrus, and the phone will only set you back $50 after a $100 rebate and two-year contract. The Citrus will ship with Android 2.1 and offers Swype keyboard input, though the downside is that Bing search is forced upon users. Other features of the Motorola Citrus include a capacitive touchscreen display, 3-megapixel camera, Wi-Fi and GPS, not to mention the backside trackpad. More information about the Motorola Citrus in the fact sheet and in the press release.

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