Archive for the ‘Motorola’ Category
What you see above is supposed to be Motorola’s ’single mode’ Voice over WLAN (VoWLAN) phone. In other words, this phone will let you make calls over a Wi-Fi network. It runs Windows Mobile smartphone edition and in all probability, it won’t have GSM or CDMA connectivity (hence the term single mode). Motorola has categorised it under its EWP series and is expected to be available exclusively in North America. We don’t have any further details on this baby. If you think you do, don’t feel shy and speak up!
Earlier today in the UK, Motorola unveiled its new MOTOJEWEL clamshell handset. Designed specifically with the female fashionista in mind, the MOTOJEWEL comes with its own mini clutch handbag that has just enough room the cellphone, a credit card, and a lipstick - everything a girl would need for a night out on the town, Motorola believes.
The MOTOJEWEL is equipped with a 2 megapixel digital camera and a music player application that will synch easily with Microsoft’s Windows Media Player application on a personal computer. Bluetooth stereo headphone support is also built into this faceted PEBL-like cellphone, for those that prefer their music sans wires.
Best we can tell, the MOTOJEWEL shares much with last year’s U9 handset, including its use of a hidden external display.
The MOTOJEWEL comes with a “midnight quartz” exterior color scheme and has a purple keypad inside. The MOTOJEWEL will be available only for a limited time starting in November, and can be found only at the UK’s Carphone Warehouse retail chain.
Motorola today launched a new camera phone, the MotoZine ZN5 in India on Wednesday.The mobile phone combines Motorola’s ModeShift Technology and Kodak Imaging Technology, which enhances the quality, convenience, and connectivity of mobile imaging devices. Then, Sony Ericsson’s Cyber-Shot series has got more competition now. The ZN5 comes with a Xenon flash. It has a 2.4-inch TFT display with a 240 x 320 pixel resolution and 256k colors. With regard to connectivity the handset supports Wi-Fi, EDGE, GPRS, Bluetooth with A2DP and USB v2.0. Memory can be expanded via microSD cards. It comes with a TV out feature and a 3.5mm earphone socket. The handset also features Motorola’s CrystalTalk technology.
The phone has multiple capture modes like multi-shot and panorama.Photographs captured with the ZN5 can be accessed through one-touch on the phone’s home screen. Further, users can upload their photographs via a Gallery Link at the Kodak gallery to share them with other people. Photographs can also be transferred to a computer via USB or Bluetooth as well as printed wirelessly on Bluetooth-compatible Kodak printers and at Kodak picture kiosks. Consumers can transfer pictures and also share pictures on their television set with a TV-out cable. It also has a provision to add 4GB of optional external memory. Consumers can download more wallpapers from MOTOMUSIC, a service that allows consumers to download full songs, ring tones, music video clips and wallpapers. It will offer access to the WAP version of Financial Express, Indian Express, and Deccan Chronicle. MOTOZINE ZN5 will be available in India from mid-September 2008 in retail stores.
Motorola has officially announced its ZN200 slider, sporting a built-in FM radio and expandable microSD card slot (up to 2GB). Bluetooth 2.0 with A2DP is also on board, allowing you to easily enjoy you music wirelessly through a stereo Bluetooth headset.
The Motorola ZN200’s 2 megapixel camera is also able to record video, so that you can easily capture the moment when on the go. The colorful 1.9" display screen should be great for showing off your pictures and videos, and Motorola’s CrystalTalk technology promises great call quality as well.
The Motorola ZN200 is set to be available in Q3 2008, though pricing has not yet been announced.
The Motorola W388, announced this morning, is a music phone destined for emerging markets and is ready to jam. This candybar-styled cell phone packs a dedicated music key, an FM radio, and a microSD card slot, so you’ll have plenty of room to store your tunes.
The W388 also sports a VGA-resolution camera that makes it easy to capture the moment. With dual-band GSM (850/1900MHz or 900/1800MHz) support, the W388 should be well connected. There are seven African languages supported on this handset, as well, and Motorola’s included CrystalTalk technology should provide awesome call quality.
While pricing was not announced, the Motorola W388 is expected to be available in Q3 of this year.
The MOTOROKR EM25 is a slider phone with a difference. It’s got all the style that most high end phones in its line had and also a basic spec sheet that can satisfy anyone who has the basic need of a phone. Beside the great sound quality there isn’t too much for the phone to brag about. With a 1.3 megapixel camera and a 1.8 inch display screen the phone just has the prerequisites of being a good phone. Minus the luxury and styling, it is just another slider phone that got a base design that’s reminiscent of Motorola. It also provides with FM radio with RDS, a 3.5 mm jack, microSD card (up to 2 GB), broadcast recording and FMShare.
The MOTOROKR EM25 will be on our stands by the third quarter of this year. No idea on the pricing whatsoever.
Motorola’s latest slider, the ROKR EM25, hit the music scene today with its stylish black and red color scheme and standard 3.5mm audio port. The 1.3 megapixel camera also functions as a video camera, and a microSD card slot offers plenty of room for storing your pictures and videos.
The ROKR EM25 features SongID, a service that allows you to quickly and easily find artist and track information for songs that you hear on your car radio or other source, and the innovative FMShare feature allows you to share audio clips and FM radio stations with friends who have phones equipped with an FM radio.
The Motorola ROKR EM25 is planned to be made available in Q3 2008, though pricing has not yet been announced.
The Motorola EM330 Ischia flip phone has passed through the FCC’s strenuous testing procedures recently. The white and blue EM330 Ischia offers users a VGA resolution camera with video capture, paired with a microSD card slot for extra storage space. An FM radio, in addition to dedicated music keys, should make for a convenient music experience, as well.
It appears to be headed for the Chinese market, but you never know - it could end up on our shores eventually.
The Motorola V750 has officially landed on Verizon Wireless’ network. This ruggedized cell phone meets military specifications to resist shock, vibration, solar radiation, dust, and moisture. The V750 is also slim and stylish, clad in black and red with silver accents.
The V750 is heavy on the features, as well, with a 2 megapixel camera, a microSD card slot, and dedicated music playback buttons on the outside. The 1.6" external color display offers a view into your music, while the 2.2" QVGA internal display should offer a pleasant overall user interface experience.
The first handset to support Verizon’s new EV-DO Rev. A-based Push To Talk, the Motorola V750 Adventure is available now, priced at $99.99 with a 2-year commitment and online discount.
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Basic technical parameters
Frequency: GSM 900/1800/1900, EDGE / GPRS Class 10
Size: 111.5×50.6×19.4 mm
Weight: 137 grams
Color: White Bo Rui and Burson-Marsteller
Screen: 240×400 resolution of 2.6 inches 260,000 color TFT color screen
Battery capacity: 850 mA,
Talk time: 220-370 minutes ^
Standby time: 140-190 hours (single card) ^
110-140 hours (two-card) ^