You know, we really didn’t believe it at first, but looks like Modu has finally launched in some part of the world, and just as rumored, the inaugural carrier is the Israel company’s local network Cellcom. Likely because they knew we still wouldn’t be convinced, the crew at Mobo have gone hands-on with the phone. All in all, no difference from what we saw back in February — jackets and all — but hey, it’s crossed a major threshold and hit “retail product” status. So is it time to talk about touchscreens yet?

Filed under: Cellphones

Modu actually launches in Israel, gets hands-on treatment as proof originally appeared on Engadget on Thu, 23 Jul 2009 03:48:00 EST. Please see our terms for use of feeds.

Read | Permalink | Email this | Comments

Related posts:

1. Devotec Solar Sound Bluetooth speaker hands-on and nano-review
2. iPhone 3.0′s ‘broken’ push messaging caused by unlockers, dirty keys
3. Navigon brings MobileNavigator to iPhone’s App Store, we go hands-on
4. CellScope, the cellphone microscope, gets UV upgrade to spot tiny glowing things