Motorola and T-Mobile officially announced the CLIQ 2, a 1GHz landscape slider with a 3.7-inch screen and a physical QWERTY keyboard. Like its predecessor it was aimed at the middle of the market, but unlike the original CLIQ it included enterprise-friendly features. It was not an HSPA+ phone.
Highlights included:
- MOTOBLUR social connectivity
- Android 2.2
- 1GHz processor
- 3.7-inch display
- 5MP camera with LED flash
- Wi-Fi calling
- DLNA support for streaming content to compatible devices
- LinkedIn integration, Quickoffice, and enterprise security features including remote locate and SD card wipe
- Device and SD card encryption expected in early 2011
The CLIQ 2 was on par spec-wise with well-loved devices like the Nexus One that were still widely in use at the time. It was available on T-Mobile starting January 19 for $99 after rebate.
