Motorola Pax leaks online

According to the recent buzz, the Motorola Pax has leaked online once again. This is the second Motorola QWERTY Android phone after the XPRT, and has the market on its toes.

This device was also leaked earlier this month by Pop Herald and is still generating heat in the market.

We provide you with an overview on the Motorola Pax.

One look at the Motorola Pax reminds you of a similar Blackberry handset. The device offers a QWERTY keypad quite similar to the one in Blackberry Bold. It is equipped by a dual-core processor and will most probably run on the Android 2.3 - Gingerbread OS. Motorola could even provide us its own OS - codenamed the MOTOBLUR.

The Pax borrows many features from its sibling, the XPRT. It has a slim body, a large screen and small keypad that it has inherited from the XPRT.
 
QWERTY phones have lost the popularity they once had. Almost all high-end phones are touchscreen phones.

With the Pax, Motorola plans to change this perception.

This device comes with a slew of exciting features to make QWERTY phone exciting. Sprint plans to introduce its own Push-mail system, the CDMA 1x, with the Pax. It has also promised that the phone will come with an enhanced battery life.

But the most interesting thing that Motorola plans to with the Pax is to bring CDMA back from a slumber. The Pax will also be Sprint's third CDMA venture after the Kyocera Duromax and Dura core that it plans to release by the end of this year.

That is all we can say about the Pax for now.

Watch this space for more on the Motorola Pax.