Today for review I've got a phone from AT&T called the Motorola Backflip This is the first Android phone from AT&T, and honestly it's not the best example of Android out there. The Backflip is a clamshell or flip style phone, but it's unlike any other out there, it flips backwards. The front of the phone is the screen and the back is the keyboard, the battery cover is actually inside of the phone when it's closed. It's a very interesting design that I'm still not sure I like very much. I do appreciate having the full keyboard, but keyboard is the back of the phone, not sure how well it will last being in your pocket or bag etc. The Backflip features the MotoBlur interface, and it works but not great. The phone is sluggish and fairly slow overall, it's a bit underpowered to be honest, but call quality and battery life are very good. So read on to learn more about a rather unique Android phone