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Motorola’s L800t handset, which is reported to be heading for China, has been approved by the FCC recently.
The L800t is a candybar phone that has a RAZR styled flat keypad. It looks to be a simple mid-range phone. Not many specifications are out regarding the phone, but here are some that are available:
New images of the Motorola V750, which is one of 2 new devices planned to be released for Verizon's new PTT service, have surfaced, indicating that the V750 should be edging closer to its release.
Features include:
Verizon Wireless has officially released the Q9c and should be available tomorrow. It’s a Windows Mobile Standard powered device, allowing users to read emails, and edit office documents while on the go.
The Motorola Q 9c from Verizon will be available starting May 9 for US$249.99 after a mail-in rebate and two year service agreement. Verizon is offering an additional US$100 credit for those customers that sign up for a qualifying voice and data plan at the time of purchase.
Features of the Motorola Q9c include:
Everybody loves Ferrari one way of the other, and dreams to own one, and it’s possible (kind of) with Motorola’s RAZR2 V9 Ferrari Edition. Following the RIZR Z8 Ferrari edition, this is the second Ferrari branded phone by Motorola.
Though it’s still unannounced, the Motorola RAZR2 V9 will reportedly have the exact same specs as the original RAZR V9, albeit with Ferrari branding, and some Ferrari content inside.
Initial reports suggest that this Ferrari branded phone will initially go on sale to markets in Latin America and Asia. As it’s a phone with a Ferrari branding, it will be interesting to see how much it will cost.
Specifications should include:
The FCC has just approved the A1600 MotoMING 2 phone which keeps the MING’s characteristic see-through-flip design. Fans can look forward to the following specs when its available in the near future.
-3.2 Mega pixel camera
The Motorola ZN5 that has been eagerly awaited has finally surfaced in the form of official photos. It’s equipped with a 5 megapixel auto focus camera and a xenon flash.
The almighty FCC has just given their nod of approval for the Motorola A810, which means we ought to be able to see it hit the market sometime in the near future. The A810 will be a Linux-based handset, and in some ways like the Motoming, it does away with a physical keyboard by relying on a pure touch screen interface instead. Some critical touch sensitive controls are located right below the screen, working in a similar manner as selected Samsung MP3 players. Further details concerning its specifications are unavailable, but we do know the A810 has a stylus stored in the back, a virtual QWERTY keyboard, handwriting recognition and a 2 megapixel camera.
Motorola's Z10 slider handset ought to be available in O2 shops by now, and will also be up for purchase SIM-free from your favorite cell phone haunts. How many of you folks out there are looking forward to the Z10? It looks rather bulky to me, but hey - to each his/her own. I'm still waiting for the RAZR phase to finish at Motorola, and wish to see fresh design ideas propel the company back to its former glory.
Motorola engineers are currently working on a new handset - the ZN200, and some details concerning this relatively unknown phone has just been made available thanks to a leak (intentional or otherwise, we don't know). Very little is known about the ZN200, but it doesn't look as though it will be feature-packed. From an early version of the User Agent Profile, we do know the ZN200 will feature a 2 megapixel camera, but lacks 3G connectivity and A2DP Bluetooth so far. Hopefully it will win some brownie points with the general populace based on its looks though.
Guess the Motorola RAZR2 V9m will finally hit the Great White North, available from Virgin Mobile Canada. This RAZR-inspired handset is one of the latest higher end cell phones available on the Virgin Mobile Canada network, retailing for approximately $147 on a 3-year contract. Features include :-
The cat is out of the bag, with the Motorola E10 music phone being unveiled under the codename Texel. The E10 will feature a rather generous-looking touch screen display, complete with a full numeric keypad right under it, enabling easier texting and dialing for folks who prefer the real, physical thing compared to a virtual keyboard. Rumored specifications include 3G connectivity, integrated WiFi, a 3 megapixel camera, music and video playback. No idea when it is slated for a release, and good thing Motorola has decided to move away from the RAZR design with the E10.
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