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27 Oct

A new Motorola cellphone has been spotted at FCC, it is codenamed i9 and has the unique characteristic of being a iDEN handset. What is iDEN? Integrated Digital Enhanced Network, which basically provides more individual frequencies to the phone.
In case you haven’t noticed, the i9 is pretty similar to other Motorola devices, in this case the RAZR. It has Linux-Java as the operative system, and includes a 3-megapixel camera with auto-focus, a slot for microSD memory cards, and stereo Bluetooth for high-quality sound.
Extra features on Motorola i9: a navigation system also known as GPS, and a working mode similar to the iPhone:
Tags: Cell Phones, i9, iden, Motorola, Motorola, Off The Topic, RAZRThe i9 comes with morphing icon keys on the front of the flip that will change depending on whether you are holding your phone in portrait or landscape mode.
21 Oct

Motorola and Nextel have announced the new i776 flip phone. It’s one of the slimmest Nextel flip phones yet, measuring 3.39 by 1.8 by 0.8 inches. The i776 will get you a VGA camera, stereo Bluetooth, support for Nextel’s second line service. There’s a personal organizer, a speakerphone, GPS, messaging and Nextel’s Direct Connection services.
So if you’re keen on this new iDEN ready phone from Nextel, then hit their stores and ask for availability dates and prices.
Tags: i776, iden, Mobile News, Motorola, Motorola, Nextel, Sprint14 Jun
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.
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8 Oct

Boost Mobile, a division of Sprint, unleashed the new Boost-branded Motorola i425t and i425e handsets, designed to work with Motorola’s iDEN network. The two walkie-talkie phones are touted as the slimmest models ever at 0.5″ thickness and weighing in at 3.88 oz.
The Motorola i425t is a candy-bar handset targeted at the style-conscious and comes in titanium gray/black slate trim. The Boost i425e comes in white with an espresso trim. As usual, you get tons of goodies right from wireless Internet access to MMS messaging. There’s Java support on the phones so you should be able to play games or run productivity apps on them. For IM, there’s support for AOL, Yahoo! and MSN.
Available as a Boost pay-as-you-go phone, the i425 is made of 100% recycled Polyethylene Terephthalate material. Options start from $5 pay-as-you-go service and both phones are now available online for US $39.99 each. Recharging is easy with Re-Boost cards available at Boost retailers.
Tags: boost, candybar, Cell Phones, fashion phone, i425e, i425t, iden, Motorola, Motorola, recycle, Sprint, titanium
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