Near Motorola Z10, most people were curious about the E8. Motorola's latest musical model was at last able to show some extras, starting with the very neat design. We felt the landscape QVGA display a bit small on the E8's shiny black exterior, but there can be no complaints regarding its quality.

When inactive, the E8 seems as a dark sheet, but the touch-sensitive buttons light up when we touch them. The main controller is a circle with five directions and a browny arc near it. This can be stroked left or right, thus seeking in the music played, but it comes handy also when navigating through the menu, although the interface seemed a bit too sensitive at first.

The E8 has a 2 gigabyte internal memory that can be expanded with a microSD card and we can find a standard 3.5 mm jack connector on it, so any kind of standard headset can be connected. On the back of the phone there is a 2 megpaixel camera waiting to be exploited. After the pictures look at the short video demonstrating the use of the controlled mentioned above.