The rumored Charm has just gotten a correct phenomenon from Motorola — as well as whilst it’s not removing scarcely the media pushing the Droid X corporate cousin did, it’s arguably even more singular. The phone features the full mural QWERTY keyboard placed directly next a 2.8-inch landscape touchscreen, though for most operations, you don’t have to touch it if you don’t wish to since you’ve also got the touchpad mounted upon the behind of a phone (the so-called “Backtrack”) much like AT&T’s Backflip. Not only is this the initial widely-launched Android phone to occupy such a form cause, it’s additionally a first to run Android 2.1 with Blur — and interestingly, they’ve carried over a old version’s general look as well as feel rather than starting with the Droid X’s updated skin. It’s got the 3 megapixel camera (with Kodak co-branding, something we haven’t seen on a Moto in the prolonged time), WiFi, as well as the noise-canceling second microphone. Pricing as well as availability haven’t been announced, though T-Mobile business can design it “this Summer.”