The latest mobile phone to pass the FCC test phase is the Fly E310 Attitude. The name pretty much speaks for itself. The phone is definitely apt for those looking for a bit of personality.
A nice looking slider phone with a hidden d-pad on the front, the E310 Attitude certainly has an added dash of spunk. Comprehending a quad-band GSM (850/900/1800/1900MHz) support, the data speeds could be slow since it lacks EDGE and only offers basic GPRS for data.
The phone boasts of a 3.2 megapixel camera, a 2.4-inch touchscreen QVGA display and a micrcoSD card slot for extra storage. Other features of the phone include an integrated FM radio that offers easy access to new music, stereo Bluetooth for wireless headsets and a TV out. The highlight of the phone is the series of touch sensitive controls below the screen. These distinct controls light up only when they are in use.
Sporting a neo-chocolate look, the E310 Attitude should target the low cost market. Though the phone has got an approval from the FCC, no major US carrier is actually selling it as yet.