Motorola's offer of phones has been for a long time full of phones copying the RAZR design, that has once saved the company. Customers have liked these flat phones with laser engraved keypads for a time, but handsets from Samsung have superseded Moto cell phones both in means of thickness and features and moreover they were much chepaer, so Motorola had to do something. phoneArena has scored shots of a phone claimed to be a "VU30" destined for Verizon, and while the phone's name probably rings just a little too familiar for LG's comfort, the design language seems distinctly un-Motorola and unlike anything we've really seen with other major manufacturers. It's not a groundbreaking design we're looking at here by any stretch of the imagination, but if Moto's looking at cremating and spreading the ashes of the RAZR look and feel once and for all, we think that's a pretty wise move on the long road to profitability. Not much else is known about the VU30 at the moment, so we'll keep a close eye on the situation.
Translated by Szaszati
