It was only spotted in Brazil back in July as the Motorola A45 Murano, but now, Motorola has officially announced the device as the Motorola Motocubo A45 in the country. It is said to be designed for the young mobile users, most probably because of its youthful color combination and also because it comes as a messaging device.

This is actually an eco-friendly handset as 25 percent of it is made from recycled plastic bottles and 70 percent of it is from other recyclables. It obviously has a vertical slide-out QWERTY keyboard for heavy texters plus it also has built-in access to Facebook, Orkut and MySpace.

This has support for quad-band GSM/EDGE connectivity, Bluetooth, Google Maps, and MotoID. Other features include 2-megapixel camera, FM Radio with RDS, MP3 player, 3.5mm headset jack, pre-loaded games, and an expandable memory with 2GB memory card included on purchase.

This Motorola Motocubo A45 will begin selling this month for 549 Brazilian reais or about $293.