Showing posts with label Motorola. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Motorola. Show all posts

Sunday, March 1, 2009

Motorola PEBL Rose Bloom


Motorola has announced a rather stylish and elegant handset, which seems like a perfect valentines gift for your loved one. Not much is known about the device but the initial features are listed below:

Network: 3.5G
Camera: 2MP
Navigation: Touch Sensitive Panel
Multimedia: 3.5mm headphone Jack, MP3 Player
Connectivity: HSDPA, Bluetooth

The device is headed to SK Telecom in Korea and it might probably get picked up by some European and US operators in the near future. There's no news on the price and availaility as yet.

Tuesday, January 13, 2009

Three more Motorola handsets


Yesterday we made a post regarding Motorola's four newest devices known as Motorola Flash, Calgary, Rush 2 and Inferno. All four devices are scheduled to be launched in association with Verizon Wireless in 2009. Today we have leaked pictures of three more Motorola devices and these are also going to be launched in association with Verizon Wireless. Again not much is known about these devices. Here are the devices (Pictures brought to you courtesy of BGR)

Motorola Niagra: The Motorola Niagra is a slider with a similar design to the Motorola Flash featuring sharp angles.

Motorola Fairbanks & Harmony: The Motorola Fairbanks and Harmony are music devices featuring a clamshell form factor and both Internal and External displays. The Moto Fairbanks comes with Push to Talk technology and dedicated music buttons. The Moto Harmony on the other hand features dedicated touch sensitive music keys.

Saturday, January 3, 2009

New products for Mototorola

Here are some photos of future mobile innovations from Motorola, which have so far not officially been announced and, accordingly, any talk of specification is not yet under way.
So, Bluetooth headset MOTOPURE-H17:




Multistandartnaya secure radio Motorola Armadillo R765:


And in Conclusion photographs already released models Motorokr EM-28/330, but the color purple:

Sunday, December 28, 2008

Motorola Krave ZN4 Review - Introduction


Released earlier this fall, Motorola's Krave ZN4 from Verizon Wireless joins a strong crowd of competitors in the U.S. touch screen phone market. Unlike the Apple iPhone or the latest BlackBerry Storm, the Krave is no smartphone, but it offers features and design that is unique in its own right.


The Krave touts not one, but two innovative touch screens, a one-of-a-kind design and superior multimedia services including live television from Verizon's VCAST Mobile TV, Rhapsody music service and the VZ Navigator GPS application.


Despite being a flip phone, the Krave's transparent cover only enhances the phone's vibrant 2.8-inch TFT LCD screen underneath. Additional highlights include a 2.0-megapixel camera, MP3 music player software, 3.5mm headset jack, full QWERTY keyboard and Bluetooth 2.0 connectivity.connectivity.

Sunday, November 9, 2008

Motorola will expand WiMAX network in Pakistan [cellphone fans]

The company Motorola has signed a contract with Wateen to expand the network of WiMAX Wateen. This will result in increased coverage area and doubled capacity of a network that already covers more than 30 million people in 22 cities of Pakistan. After the expansion of Wateen customers will be able to appreciate the higher quality high-speed wireless Internet access.

Network Wateen WiMAX, which entered into service in 2007, used to provide high-quality and affordable services to a new generation: voice telephony and WiMAX for home users and commercial services to businesses, including VPN, high-speed Internet access, IP-telephony, virtual communications (telephone), the search for phone numbers and call forwarding. Expanding the network would help Wateen to offer their services to a greater number of subscribers and to strengthen its position as a supplier of innovative telecommunications services in Pakistan.

Motorola has already begun to expand the network Wateen, and new segments will be put into operation in the IV quarter of 2008, the Company Wateen Telecom has selected WiMAX technology and platform IMS Motorola to build a wireless broadband network next generation in 2006 Availability of extensive international experience has helped the company build a Motorola and put into operation Wateen WiMAX network in the 17-ty major cities in just 9 months Wateen The company also uses the services for the management of Motorola, which allows the operator to concentrate on critical resources, optimize operational efficiency and keep pace with emerging technologies.