A guy shooting his gun at this Motorola i335 wasn't portrayed in this video. Other than that, this slick Motorola phone seems to take everything on. And they say it will surely survive any kind of mistreatment. If you need a phone that can take a punch (wonder what your day job is) then maybe you should buy one of these, later this year when the i335 is supposed to hit the market.
This phone was designed for the Nextel/Boost iDEN network and for what it will lack in features it will make up in strength and design. We don't have a price yet. The i335 has a VGA camera, updated Bluetooth, and improved music capabilities. Other than that there's a case, a keypad, a battery, a SIM card, and everything else that's supposed to help you make calls.
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The Ferrari edition of the RAZR2 V9 packs standard V9 features such as a 240 x 320 QVGA 262K color display, internal antenna, 2 mega pixels camera with 8x digital zoom, and touch-sensitive music keys on the external display.
It also has 45MB end-user memory, 2GB memory with an optional microSD card, support for audio and video streaming, video capture and playback, and version 2.0 wireless Bluetooth technology with support for A2DP and AVRCP profiles.
Apart from Bluetooth, other connectivity options of the Ferrari edition include Micro USB, USB 2.0 full speed, 3G HSDPA, 3.6 Mbps wireless Broadband, and EDGE/GPRS. And also part of the added new features are messaging functions via MMS, email, SMS, and MotoSync.
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Verizon Wireless has added one more cellphone to their big catalog, it comes from Motorola and is known as W755. It isn't one of those top notch cellphones that you'd expect, it is more of a "music cellphone", much like Nokia Xpress Music.
Since playing audio is its primary function, the Moto W755 has touch-sensitive controls placed its face, and supports the following formats: AAC, MP3, MIDI, and WMA V9. Thanks to the connectivity features of Windows Media Player 11, you can sync the cellphone with your PC.
The storage solution used in this case are microSD cards with a maximum capacity of 4GB. The Motorola W755 is priced at $70.
We cannot say for sure if this is a ROKR E8 successor, but what is clear is that the Motorola EM30 follows the E8 closely in its form factor with the except of the omega wheel being dropped for the good old D-pad. The FCC has taken a close look at its small 2.2-inch screen, the 2.0 megapixel camera with nothing as snazzy as autofocus or flash, its stereo speakers, and its 2GB internal memory to store tracks that can be played on its mp3 player. Similar to the E8, the EM30 runs on Linux Montavista 2.6.1 and Symphony browser. Hmm...Now that I think about it, may be it is the E8 successor after all.
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Goldstriker unveiled a new, limited edition Moto KRZR Diamond with luxury stitch leather. I'm not a huge fan of leather, but if that's your thing, the Moto KRZR features leathers used in such cars as Bentley, Aston Martin, Porsche and others. This luxury leather collection, part of Goldstriker's ShSh! line, has a deep red rear with the front featuring accents struck with Platinum or 24ct gold.
With 74 hand set grade synthetic diamonds, the KRZR looks as rich as ever. At £399.95, it's quite an expensive deal - but hey, if you're the fashion-conscious, you know better than me.
If you are in the market for a good-looking phone with a great price tag, RAZR MAXX Ve might suit your needs. The clamshell is the second CDMA phone in the RAZR line from Motorola and follows the RAZR V3m music phone closely in its appearance and features with several improvements.
The RAZR MAXX Ve weighs a mere 4 ounces and measures about 0.6 inches thick with a stylish black metal exterior. Touch-sensitive keys adorn the front of the phone with a secondary 1.7-inch 65k-color screen. A 2-megapixel camera takes care of your imaging needs with support for up to 2GB microSD storage. There is also EV-DO to make your downloads much more faster and Bluetooth 1.2 with stereo headset profile.
All this can be yours at $19.99 on a two-year agreement with Verizon, but you will need to 1-800-2-JOIN-IN and ask for a stock refresh for the phone, as the MAXX Ve is not available on all markets.
Verizon Wireless has just announced a new member to their mobile lineup, the MOTO Q 9c. The phone will be available in the company's online store on May 9.
The MOTO Q 9c is the perfect smartphone for business professionals and offers powerful capabilities, including access to more than 14 million points of interest with Verizon Wireless' popular VZ Navigator(SM) service.
MOTO Q 9c will be available for $249.99 after a $50 mail-in rebate and a new two-year customer agreement.
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Motorola's followup to the A1600 MING, the MING 2, has finally cleared the FCC hurdle. This Linux-based clamshell retains the same design as the original A1600 but with a few improvements. Motorola has thrown in a 3.2 megapixel camera and quad-band EDGE, and although there is no mention of it in the FCC documents, the A1600 is supposed to have WiFi too. Other than that, it packs a radio, Bluetooth, and micro-USB support.
The phone sadly shies away from the States but if you are still inclined to own it, you should know that the phone will work in the US with its worldband radio.
From what we can see in this leaked picture, Kodak will manufacture cameras for new Motorola cell phones. The ZN5 might be the first Motorola phone to have a 5 megapixel camera built in.
If it's true this is certainly a bold move for both Motorola and Kodak too. Sony's Cybershot phones are good cameras right? The iPhone is the most chosen camera according to Flickr users and Nokia is close behind. It was time Motorola did something like this in order to have a fighting chance. This move will benefit Kodak as well since cell phones aren't just cell phones anymore.
If it's not true maybe Kodak will get inspired by it to enter Motorola's world
I am not a huge fan of slider phones, but I have to admit I took more than 5 minutes to check the new 3G Motorola Z8m out. This slider is a little bit special than its competition in terms of design. It's meant to adjust to the shape of your face. I don't know if this feature will really influence the quality of our phone calls but it certainly is really innovative at least. The Z8m is the third Z8 version and will be launched in Korea. The starting price is somewhere around $500.
This is what the new edition of Motorola Z8 has to offer: the upgraded HSDPA - from 3.2 to 7.2Mbps, the regular QVGA 2.2 inch display and the 2 megapixel camera. There's of course the one touch MP3 player, the Bluetooth and USB 2.0 for data transfers and integrated and very useful GPS systems. As for space you have an 80MB internal memory available to start from and as you go along getting more pictures and music, the micro SD option that lets you store up to 4GB of data.
What could you possible want more from Motorola? A drop in price maybe.
Motorola has rolled out the latest ve75 Phone in China. It is a slider phone with a sleek look. Equipped with a 2.6-inch display featuring 240X400 pixels and 16:9 contrast ratio, this chic cell phone is expected to attract young customers. The Motorola VE75 Phone features Bluetooth, dual SIM technology and a 2 Megapixel camera. It will offer some multimedia stuff as well. The capability to support two SIM cards will make it a hit all over.
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Motorola has recently announced its all new Z8m, a 3G Phone in Korea. This third generation slider cell phone is very interesting to talk. This new 3G HSDPA mobile phone was exhibited at the Millennium Seoul Hilton Hotel.
Rick Wolochatiuk said ''Z8m is to be yet another success story in the Korean market. Moreover, I can assure you that Z8m is only the beginning of our rich portfolio for the Korean 3G market.''
Motorola Z8m Phone features 2.2-inch LCD QVGA screen, 2-megapixel camera with 5x digital zoom, 4 gigabytes of expandable memory, USB 2.0 connection, and a phone navigation system. The Z8m phone is available for immediate sale at SK Telecom at an SRP of 484,400 won (approx. US$500).
Don't you just love the internet? Cell phone leaks wouldn't have been possible otherwise. One of most recent cell phone model leakage is Motorola's model code name "Texel." Texel, called Motorola E10, is part of the ROKR series and reportedly comes with a touch screen, 3 megapixel camera, and 3G connection. The pic above came from a forum. If you think it's a match with the leaked photo of the Texel's presentation, then this might just be the handset's first spotting. Not bad when it comes to looks, if I might say. I'm not sure if it can rescue Motorola's dying business. In order to do so, I believe it has to comes up with something truly earth shattering. And while this handset might look good, it doesn't seem to offer something other handsets and manufacturers can't.
Motorola, Inc. a global leader in wireless communications, today announced the addition of the H710 Bluetooth headset to its extensive portfolio of Bluetooth Companion Products in Australia.The H710 is designed to help multi-taskers remain ultra-connected while juggling their busy lifestyles.
Featuring a unique multipoint function, H710 allows consumers to connect two Bluetooth®-enabled devices simultaneously, such as a personal phone, work phone or PDA, so you never miss those important calls again.
H710 comes complete with Motorola's RapidConnect™ flip design, enabling users to just flip open the boom microphone to answer the call and then close to save battery, meaning increased talk time.
"The stylish H710 headset offers today's discerning consumers' convenient dual connectivity to the devices they need most," John Demezieres, Business Manager, Companion Products, Motorola Australia. "When life demands a quick response, the H710 delivers with its signature boom flip and one-touch call answer. It's the perfect headset for people juggling today's busy schedules."
As well as improved noise and echo reduction which lets you have clear conversations in noisy environments, the H710 includes extra productivity features such as a battery check function for on-the-go convenience and Motorola's Easypair™, allowing your Bluetooth®-enabled devices to automatically pair with the headset whenever it is switched on after the initial connection is established.
Delivering long-lasting comfort and a secure fit which is adjustable for either ear, the H710 Bluetooth® Headset also features new design details and updated colour schemes improving its classic design, so style, comfort and productivity can all go hand-in-hand.
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The Motorola H710 Bluetooth® headset will be available through leading retailers, RRP $129.95.
For more information, visit the website www.motorola.com/bluetooth
During the CTIA Wireless, Motorola announced that the MOTO Z9 slider phone exclusively for AT&T in the USA will be the first handset to feature AT&T Navigator. It's a service which enables a GPS navigation system on the device. MOTO Z9 features 3G connection, CyrstalTalk technology, 2 megapixel camera, expandable microSD card of up to 8GB, Bluetooth connectivity, and an MP3 player. MOTO Z9 is available for $249.99 with a two-year contract.
Motorola released its newest brand of in-car phone, the Motorola Smart Rider. It comes with a 2.8-inch color display for optimal display of maps. It features a GPS navigation which makes it perfect for those who don't have a dedicated vehicle navigation system. It can also be voice activation, and be used wirelessly via Bluetooth connection. Its GPS capability has voice-guide driving instructions and turn by turn navigation, which could hopefully help people with no sense of direction, like myself. Motorola's Smart Rider will be available starting June of 2008.
Get ready for Motorola’s upcoming summer collection. The U.S. division of Motorola recently announced two exciting models MOTO QTM 9c in licorice and MOTO QTM 9c lime as a part of the summer collection. Both the handsets help the users both in their personal and professional arenas. Users can now choose the color of the smartphone matching their personality.
"Motorola is equipping the mobile multi-tasker with a device that represents a seamless union of design and high-performance wireless," said Juergen Stark, corporate vice president of Productivity, Mobile Devices, Motorola, Inc. "MOTO 9c and Q 9c lime deliver the tools to help keep U.S. Cellular customers connected, informed and entertained."
Sporting 1.3 megapixel camera with flash and fixed focus, a 2.4 inch color display these mobile phones offer up to 128 MB of memory for storage. These mobiles support 32GB of external memory. MOTO Q 9c and Q 9c lime are equipped with QWERTY keyboard for quick and accurate typing.
Last February, Motorola sent feelers that the company's going to split into two. A month later, due to Carl Icahn's agitation over Motorola's slow sales, the company decided to split into two -- the Mobile Devices unit and the Broadband & Mobility Solutions unit. If you remember, Motorola fell into a slump after people's interest on the erstwhile immensely popular RAZR phones waned. As expected, reactions on what transpired varied. There are those who said that splitting the company was necessary so Motorola could save itself by partnering with foreign companies, while there are those who foresee a disaster since the mobile unit, according to them, needs a solid business attached to its name. How stocks would be divided and if there would be a renaming of the company is not yet known, but I reckon we'll find out in the coming months.
Next in line with touch-screen mobile devices is Motorola. Its latest Mobile TV device, the DH02, is a personalized TV/multimedia entertainment center featuring a touch-screen interface along with navigation capabilities. The DH02 features a click, drag and scroll icon-based menus. With support for HSDPA/GPRS support, operators can deliver rich services to their customers.
The phone supports DVB-H TV with PVR capabilities, including live pause and frame grabbing, as well as GPS and Tele Atlas map views. The hi-res WQVGA display lets you enjoy video at 25 frames-per-second. The DH02 supports microSD memory cards for storing user-generated content.
Obviously, it has Bluetooth capabilities as well. No word on the pricing yet, but you can catch the DH02 in action at CTIA Wireless 2008.
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It was July 2007 when we got to hear of the Motorola Z9 slider first. But it seems Moto's got a lot on their plate to have reached a year before we see some action on the Moto Z9. As you can see on the pics above and below after the jump, the Motorola Z9 slider phone comes with a 2.4-inch color display, 2 megapixel camera with flash and 8x digital zoom, expandable microSD card slot of up to 8GB, 45MB internal memory, dedicated music keys, A-GPS support, USB 2.0 connectivity, HSDPA support, and Windows Media 11 music manager. No word of price or availability yet, but trust Motorola to make us wait some more.
Verizon Wireless has recently released the new Motorola Z6cx World Edition Phone. If you're wondering if this new model is related to the Motorola Z6c also by Verizon Wireless, then you're right. The Motorola Z6cx phone is actually an exact duplicate of the Z6c. The only difference: the Z6cx is stripped of the Z6c's 2-megapixel camera. This might be Verizon Wireless's and Motorola's answer to the need for camera-less phones, as there are venues which prohibit cameras such as workplaces. In spite of the lack of camera, the Motorola Z6cx World Edition Phone still sells for US$179 like the original Z6c after rebate.
Another low-end Motorola W-series cell phone unveiled during CES and showcase in MWC is the Motorola W270. Like the W320, it's also a music phone, except this one's a clamshell type. Just like the other phones in the W-series, the Motorola W270 has basic features including support for Hinglish and seven African languages, Motorola’s CrystalTalk technology, FM radio with RDS, adedicated music key for the digital audio player (for iMelody, MIDI, MP3, AMR), a microSD card slot for cards up to 2GB in memory, and GPRS. It's available this first quarter of 2008, with prices varying per market.
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Unveiled on CES last January and showcased on the recently concluded MWC 2008 is Motorola's new low-end music phone -- the Motorola W230. The phone is part of the W-series along with the W161 and the W181. The Motorola W230 is a phone which goes straight to the nitty-gritty. No frills, no added layers of useless fat. In short, it only has basic features. A candybar, it has 1.6” 128 x 128 color screen, 9 hours of talk time, and the CrystalTalk audio technology. It also features support for Hinglish (Hindi + English), as well as seven different African languages. Its main attraction though, is the dedicated music key, which makes digital audio (iMelody, MIDI, MP3, AMR) and FM radio (with RDS) listening easier. The Motorola W230 comes with two color faceplates: manadarin-bordered dark titanium gray and lustrous silver-bordered licorice. It's now currently available in some countries for around US$50-75, depending upon the market. Yes, that's 50 to 75 bucks. And that's not the price after a mail-in rebate either. The phone costs just that, without plans of any sort whatsoever.
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Motorola is underway in establishing itself as a leading music provider in Southeast Asia with its acquisition of Soundbuzz. Soundbuzz is by and large considered one of the largest Southeast Asian music provider. Terms of the deal had not been disclosed although it's very clear that the acquisition implies that Motorola could now offer MotoMusic to a larger audience, extending its reach to the people in the Southeast Asian region.
“Music is the heart and soul of the mobile entertainment experience, and with Soundbuzz as a part of our family, Motorola has the biggest heart and the most soul in mobile music in Asia,” said Ian Chapman-Banks, Vice-President of Mobile Devices Marketing for Motorola Asia-Pacific.“With a library of over 750,000 songs and half a million mobile music derivatives, Motorola now offers the people of the Asia-Pacific region an extensive music collection, all available for download either via the Internet or directly onto your mobile device,” Chapman-Banks noted.
