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Motorola Cadbury VE440 is a low-end music phone

Motorola Cadbury VE440 is a low-end music phone

Posted: 29 Jun 2009, 04:59, by Ray S.

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Motorola Cadbury VE440 is a low-end music phone

Low-end music phones aren’t typically among the most interesting handsets, but this one here might be… who are we kidding, this is said to be the Motorola Cadbury VE440 and to us, it’s just a cheap attempt to copy the Nokia 5310 XpressMusic, which is an affordable and very popular music-oriented device. The Cadbury is said to be a CDMA phone and the source suggests it would be available with either Verizon or Sprint. Its Bluetooth profile provides further details and confirm it will certainly be a CDMA phone with stereo Bluetooth support.

source: CellPassion and Bluetooth SIG

The Motorola Cadbury VE440

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1. legionsreturn (unregistered) posted on 20 Oct 2010, 01:43 0 0

"it’s just a cheap attempt to copy the Nokia 5310 XpressMusic that is affordable and very popular music-oriented device."

2. PhoneArena Team posted on 29 Jun 2009, 09:20 0 0

Thank you for your note, the article has been fixed!

3. Slayor721 posted on 29 Jun 2009, 10:21 0 0

wow Motorola wow. it really looks like a stupid phone. copying the Nokia 5310 and then making it fatter and dumber looking. seriously Motorola get some new ideas for phones.

6. behold--me posted on 30 Jun 2009, 00:12 0 0

thats the thing..............they have truly run outta ideas

4. artz1986 posted on 29 Jun 2009, 13:19 0 0

eh, if it didn't have the color coordinated music controls on the side, would you guys still call it a 5310 XpressMusic knock-off?

5. behold--me posted on 30 Jun 2009, 00:11 0 0

what the hell?!?!?!? isnt that pretty stupid just make the screen a little smaller and move the music buttons to the other side lol fatter, less appealing, hasnt moto figured out that you cnt copy a great phone n sell off a cheap imitation?