Modu Shutting Down
Modu's modular approach might have be the reason for its poor performance.
Modu, an Israeli company best known for its uniquely designed phones will be shutting shop next month. The company was known for making the world’s lightest mobile phone - the Modu T. In fact, Micromax had a tie-up with Modu to sell their Modu T phone in India under the Micromax brand. The Modu T phone was designed in a modular design, so users could plug the compact phone into a jacket which would enhance its features. It ran the Brew OS and it was 3.5G complaint.
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