Motorola drops six cheap phones, forgets to show any photos

Motorola covertly dropped six low end phones - so covertly, that five of those don't even have photos. These phones aim for affordability rather than high-end features, so they're not like those two Android-running phones from earlier today.

The new phones start off small and simple - the Motorola WX161 and WX181 feature FM radio and integrated flashlight. The Motorola WX181 offers several features over the WX161 - 1.5" color display and conference calls for up to 5 people.

The Motorola WX260 boasts up to 11 hours of music playback and a WAP browser. The WX161, WX181 and the WX260 are bars, but the Motorola WX265 is a clamshell with Bluetooth connectivity and a microSD card slot (up to 2GB cards).

The Motorola WX260 photographed. The other six phones are ninjas and move unseen

The Motorola WX290 features a bigger screen - 1.8 inches - and a digital camera. MMS, flashlight, WAP, FM radio and Bluetooth also grace the WX290 specs sheet. If you want that package in a clamshell form, then the Motorola WX295 is the one for you.

We don't have pricing info, but if we had to guess, we'd say "Not Much!" The launch date is also unknown, but we'd like to see photos first (in Internet terms "Pics or it didn't happen!").

Image source: Motorola, Unwired view