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Motorola has announced a new phone called the 'E895,' a nice-enough looking clamshell that is probably most notable for its new 'JUIX' operating system. JUIX, which Moto says is based on a merging of Linux and Java and Fruit Juice and Pointless New Names, is designed to be 'easier to use' than most modern smartphone operating systems, but who knows. Expect the E895 to ship late this year, likely from Cingular, if any US carrier.
Motorola E895 announced, JUIX OS [MobileTracker]
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