The Motorola Aura has recently hit the stores. We absolutely love its circular display, together with a host of functions that have made us come over all peculiar. While it certainly doesn't come cheap at $2,000, you can never put a price on true superstar style (if you got it or hungry enough). The Aura's circular display is arguably its main design feature - boasting 16 million colours and a 300dpi resolution (no more blurred cameraphone images - hurrah!) - and slides out in one smooth motion using 130 strategically-placed ball bearings. The display isn't just scratch-resistant, either, but made from Grade 1 62-carat sapphire crystal (cue appropriately-placed oohs and aahs). Other design features include a sexy stainless steel casing and a precious PVD coating - the same coating used on luxury watches, for those who didn't know. The Aura is packed with technology, too, such as 2GB of internal memory and a 2-megapixel camera, but when a phone looks this good who can honestly say they give two hoots? Only losers will continue using their outdated BlackBerries and iPods. Out with the old and in with the new, we say.
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