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Motorola MPx220 (AT&T)
By: William O'Neal
We had high hopes for the MPx220, Motorola's follow-up to the popular MPx200. Compared to other popular smart phones such as the RIM BlackBerry 7750 or the PalmOne Treo 650, the Motorola MPx220 measures a more pocket-friendly 3. The Motorola MPx220 offers a generous feature set. We tested the Motorola MPx220 in the San Francisco Bay Area on the Cingular network, and the quad-band (GSM 850/900/1800/1900) world phone worked well.

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