Motorola seems to be on the upside of things lately. While in the past year the telecommunications company based out of Schaumburg, Illinois announced numerous lay-offs, with the steady release of two popular android devices as well as numerous more to follow—it seems a new page has been turned. In Motorola’s latest attempt to regain mobile dominance is the Motorola Crush. The touch screen devices starts at $79.95, after the $50 rebate as well as a 2- year contract. The crush appeals to basic phone users as a sleek device. The device features a 2.8” most-likely resistive 240x400 WQVGA touchscreen, a seemingly outdated 2 megapixel camera, bluetooth 2.0, a nice 3.5mm headset jack,  up to support for 16GB of sweet microSD support. While this isn’t the hottest handset on the market, it appeals to a seemingly simple crowd.

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