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Motorola and Verizon Wireless also will team for Citrus, debuting in Q4. Described by Motorola senior vice president of portfolio and product management Alain Mutricy as a device "designed for people with a feature phone looking to upgrade to a smartphone," the Citrus is distinguished by Backtrack, a touch panel on the back of the device enabling users to navigate and scroll through websites, home screens, email and music without obstructing the display. It also offers seven home screen panels that can be customized with shortcuts, applications, and preloaded widgets. The new Spice, a messaging-centric device rolling out first in Latin America, offers many of the same features as the Citrus, but also includes Motorola's new Flashback application, enabling users to view and manage all of their content from a single point of access.
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