Motorola V577 Cell Phone

Get connected and stay informed like never before thanks to the Motorola V557. Featuring SCREEN3, an innovative technology solution from Motorola, the Motorola V557 gives you zero-click access to news, sports, entertainment, and other premium content directly from your mobile device home screen – no buttons to push, no browsers to launch. Motorola's SCREEN3 puts fresh content at your fingertips.. Push-to-Talk over cellular (PoC)2, Push-to-View2 and EDGE1 (Enhanced Data Global Evolution) technologies let you connect and share with one-touch convenience, whether in Bali or Boston. The handset takes this power one a step further by combining it with Bluetooth® wireless technology1 for PoC2 communication from your Bluetooth-enabled headset. And with an integrated camera, video record and playback and speedy downloads1, this mobile is designed to keep you entertained and connected at all times – wire-free communication doesn’t get any better.

If it is speedy news you’re after, the Motorola V557 cell phone is your mobile information gateway. This mobile powerhouse features SCREEN3, an innovative technology solution from Motorola that gives you zero-click access1 to news, sports, entertainment, and other premium content directly from your mobile device home screen – no buttons to push, no browsers to launch. Motorola's SCREEN3 puts fresh content at your fingertips1.

The Motorola V557 mobile phone boasts an integrated VGA-quality digital camera with zoom and advanced messaging1 options, giving you the power to point, click and send photos. Add a personalized voice message1 and you’ve got a hi-tech way to share thoughts with friends, family or colleagues. Action adventures are recorded and stored with the mobile’s video capabilities. Finally, mobile masterpiece creation and storage made simple!

For pumped up communication, choose the Motorola V557, offering Push-To-View to spontaneously share photos at the push of one button. Or, use PoC2 over EDGE1 for rapid connections or POC2 over Bluetooth1 for a wire-free way to connect in moments – either way, you’ll be able to talk to one or many with supreme convenience. And with presence indicators, you'll always know who is available.

SUMMARY OF FEATURES

• Sleek flip design with chrome accents and a soft-touch finish
• Motorola's SCREEN3 technology solution featuring zero-click access to news, sports, entertainment, and other premium content.
• VGA quality digital camera with zoom, brightness adjustment and picture caller ID1
• Video record and playback
• EDGE1, GPRS1 and J2ME™ for high speed downloading1 and sending1 of games, musical ringtones, wallpapers and more
• PoC2 options including contact list with presence, PoC2 over Bluetooth1 and PoC2 over EDGE1
• Push to View2 to share visual experiences with ease
• Multimedia Messaging Service (MMS)1, IM1 Wireless Village and Email1 (POP3, SMTP, IMAP4)
• 22KHz polyphonic speakers
• WAP 2.0 and GPRS for ‘always on’ Internet access1
  
  

New Motorola E895 Mobile Phone

Powerful next-generation handset combines Linux and Java™ technology to put a world of multimedia choices in the palm of your hand was introduced this week by Motorola. Whatever your passion is, photos, games, music, or video the new E895 mobile phone from Motorola (NYSE: MOT) lets you indulge, in style.

Announced at the 2005 JavaOneSM Conference, the compact Motorola E895 combines a rich, intuitive feature set with Motorola’s signature clam-shell design to deliver the ultimate in multimedia — making it even easier to create, manage and share the experiences that matter most.

With the Motorola E895 cell phone, you can:

• Develop great still images, even in low light, with the 1.3 megapixel camera featuring pan/zoom capabilities
• Get into real action shots using the rich video features like capture, playback and streaming made even more vibrant on one of the largest high resolution color screens in the industry.
• Take advantage of the latest Bluetooth® wireless technology supporting cool features such as Bluetooth printing, Bluetooth peer-to-peer gaming and Bluetooth stereo headset

All these features and functions are even easier to use thanks to Motorola’s next generation user interface, which provides for intuitive navigation and content management.

“Today’s mobile users want it all, the power to create and share their own content as well as the ability to access a world of existing entertainment and information,” said Tracey Koziol, Vice President & General Manager, GSM Product Line Management, Motorola. “With the Motorola E895, we can deliver on both fronts. By marrying top technology performance with cutting-edge multimedia features and high-end design this handset gives consumers the flexibility and confidence to customize their mobile experience and to fit their world, their needs.”

The latest in Motorola’s growing line of Linux-based cell phones, the Motorola E895’s impressive multimedia offerings are complemented by TransFlash™ optional expandable memory and on-board memory, which means there’s plenty of room to save your favorite creations. EDGE capability provides higher speeds to download your favorite music or video clips2 and a powerful speakerphone enables superior audio performance making this handset the perfect blend of high performance and cutting-edge mobile entertainment.

The Motorola E895 cell phone is expected to be available in Q4 2005. For additional details regarding pricing and availability, please contact your local Motorola representative.

Motorola MPx220 cell phone

Work smarter - play more! Powered by Windows Mobile™ software, the Motorola MPx220 delivers great performance on the go. Call globally, where GSM network coverage and roaming agreements allow, or send an email. Take and send video clips and listen to MP3s on the move. Sync your PC and phone to transfer everything from contacts to video using ActiveSync®.

Play harder! Shoot a clip with the video camera and play it back instantly or pass it on in an email. Take great color photos with the 1.23 megapixel camera and listen to MP3s you’ve downloaded and saved. Load your phone with fun – pack it with MP3 tracks, video, photos and more. Make the most of the expandable memory – miniSD memory cards are available.

Efficient mobile office! Communicate via email using Windows Mobile™ software. Manage personal information - link your phone to your PC with ActiveSync® or Bluetooth® and fully synchronize your email, calendar, contacts and tasks. Join the jet set - roam globally with quad-band (where GSM network coverage and roaming agreements allow).

Motorola C650 cell phone

The hot new C650 is ready to rock! Get beats, rhythms and bass lines with MP3 ringtones. Play it your way - remix tunes with MOTOMIXER™ and wow the crowd with event lights that flicker and dance! Enjoy more – you’ve got an integrated camera with digital zoom, photo messaging, video clip playback and great games. It’s got it all!

Cell Phone Features

• MP3 & Polyphonic Ringtones : Hear clean, dynamic sound with the latest MP3 ringtones and show off your style with rich polyphonic tones.
• Integrated Camera: Take great photos in seconds and create vibrant multimedia messages (MMS).
• Games: With the quick-react joystick, it’s game on for an amazing experience!
• Video: Draw crowds of admirers – watch MPEG4 video clips in bright colour with sound.
• MMS & Photo MessagingSnap it in seconds, then send it and share it with photo messaging.

Motorola C157

The C157 is Motorola’s latest mobile device to incorporate a sophisticated set of must-have features and a sleek form factor − at a reasonable cost. The new cell phone, unveiled at CommunicAsia2005 in Singapore last week, Offering a vivid color display, Enhanced Messaging Service (EMS) and downloading capabilities1, the Motorola C157 delivers a bounty of communication options to satisfy today’s practical, on-the-go consumer. Complete with downloading capabilities1, extended battery life and GPRS ‘always’ on Internet, it’s easy to stay in-the-know while on-the-go. The Motorola C157 puts the “fun” in functionality.

Motorola C117

The Motorola C117 , unveiled at CommunicAsia2005 last week, is a stylishly compact phone that features an ergonomic keypad and internal antenna for superior comfort and ease of use – and it’s only slightly taller than a credit card. Despite its compact and convenient size, the superior battery life of the C117 provides extreme reliability and its useful sensible features include a calculator, alarm clock, currency converter and SMS1 capability. Consumers will also be entertained with pre-loaded games, personalized ringtone and phone screensaver options. The Motorola C117 is the fun and stylish, yet practical and affordable mobile phone for everyday life.

Motorola V280

Designed for the fashionable and sociable individual, the Motorola V280, unveiled at CommunicAsia2005 this week offers multimedia expression and multi-sensory connections with friends and family in a slim, sleek and artistic design. Featuring a glass display, flat illuminated keypad, high polish chrome sideband with chameleon character, sensuous Diamond Dust body and metallic-like finishes, the V280 is the epitome of style. Consumers can express themselves and personalize their expressions with unique MP3 vocal ringtones, wallpapers and screensavers. Measuring a mere 10.9mm thin, the surprisingly slim V280 is uncompromised with advanced technology such as Bluetooth® wireless connectivity, MP3, MPEG4, MMS1, cable-free media sharing, vivid color display, video recording and a large user memory space of up to 10Mb for media creation, download1, sharing1 and storage.

Motorola V360 unveiled at CommunicAsia2005

Housed in a smart clam-shell design with internal antenna, the smooth V360 is a power-house of functions to make the most of people’s time in the office or on the move. For fun, this flexible handset lets you capture still shots via an integrated VGA camera, moving images with the video capture and playback feature – all of which can then be reviewed on the super-sharp color display. An integrated MP3 player and optional TransFlash memory card help ensure ample room to store and play your favorite song files, and PC charging helps ensure that the functions on this handset will never stop working. In addition, the V360 also helps to maximize personal flexibility, including fast connectivity with Push to Talk Over Cellulur (“PoC”)1, increased mobility with Bluetooth® wireless connectivity, and high speed downloading1 capabilities with EDGE technology to help ensure that the piece of necessary information is always on-hand.

Motorola RAZR V3 Bestowed Mobile Phone of the Year

Motorola received two outstanding accolades at the Asian MobileNews Awards 2005 ceremony June 15th. It received the Best Mobile Phone Design and beat five other competitors to clinch the most prestigious Mobile Phone of the Year Award.

The Motorola RAZR V3 epitomizes Motorola’s design philosophy for its iconic mobile devices where it inspires to engage users emotionally and rationally through strong, iconic forms.

The Motorola RAZR V3 cell phone is a classic example of the rectangle silhouette which features design that centers on chiseled, super-thin, targeted, defined looks. Its distinctive silhouette has been designed to give the product character and personality, and the stark contrast in shape creates intrigue and evokes an emotional response from consumers.

“Motorola’s design mission of ‘Purity with Purpose’ aims to stay true to the design form and yet not compromise on functionality,” said Allen Burnes, VP, Mobile Devices, High Growth Markets, Motorola. “Motorola’s design mission which is clearly communicated in the RAZR V3 devotes attention to creating products that humanize technology and put the user at the heart of it all; resulting in un-compromised beauty based on the strength of minimalism and functionality.”

Riding on the success of RAZR V3, Motorola has since launched the RAZR V3 Special Edition Black, a strong iconic mobile device that underscore the design ethos of the brand. Additionally, Motorola plans to launch the new Motorola SLVR V8, PEBL V6 and RAZR V3, inspirational handsets that are expected to win over a new legion of Motorola fans.

In conjunction with Asia’s leading magazine for mobile telecoms operators, the Asian MobileNews Awards 2005 will once again recognize the achievements of companies and business people as industry leaders. Independent and democratic, a Mobie (as the Asian MobileNews Award is affectionately called) is the only accolade that credits outstanding companies and individuals and is peer-selected.

"It hardly came as a surprise to us when our readers voted the Motorola RAZR V3 as the Mobile Phone of the Year as well as the terminal with the Best Mobile Phone Design. With the RAZR V3, Motorola has redefined our perception of mobile handset design," said Angela McFeeters, Deputy Publisher and Editor, Charlton Media Group

The Motorola RAZR V3 has won numerous awards worldwide in recognition for its break-though design, such as the Most Innovative Product in the United Kingdom’s mobile phone industry’s most prestigious award show - Mobile News Awards 2005.

Motorola A630 Cell Phone

Following in the footsteps of the game-changing Motorola StarTAC and the company’s revolutionary two-way pagers, the model A630 is yet another innovative new product from Motorola. Packaged in a unique, multi- functional design featuring a QWERTY keyboard hidden inside a sleek candy bar form, the Motorola A630 lets you call, text or email with style and ease.

From the outside, you see a fashionable, compact mobile handset. Once opened, the device reveals a full QWERTY keyboard that makes texting, email exchanges and Instant Messaging easy. The A630 does not stop there. For multi-media fun, the handset comes with an integrated camera with 4 x zoom, multi-media messaging for sending and sharing images, dedicated gaming keys and a vivid color display that offers portrait as well as landscape views. When its time to be productive, the A630 offers integrated Bluetooth® wireless technology, an office quality speakerphone and email support including POP3, SMTP and Imap4. The Motorola A630’s fusion of the mobile and messaging worlds without sacrificing weight, size or style makes it the ideal device for today's text-savvy trendsetting consumer.

With the debut of the model A630, Motorola delivers a uniquely designed handset that stands apart from the pack, promising simplified voice and messaging communications supported by the latest technology,” said James Burke, Sr. Director of Product Operations for Motorola, Inc. “With its clever combination of fun and function, the model A630 is sure to please style-conscious movers and shakers."

The Motorola A630 features include:

Full QWERTY keyboard with 5-way navigation for easy messaging, fun gaming and more

Integrated VGA camera with dedicated photo button for quick shoot and send power

220 x 176 pixel color landscape display capable of supporting up to 65,000 colors

Built-in Bluetooth wireless technology

Advanced messaging including Multi-Media Messaging Service (MMS), SMS, e-mail support (POP3, SMTP, Imap4) and multibranded IM (Instant Messaging)

GSM tri-band capabilities

J2ME™ downloading functionality

Integrated hands-free speakerphone

Polyphonic speaker for the ultimate sound and cool MP3 ringtones

Overall Value Rating: 9.3 / 10 - Very Good

Price: $150 - $350

Motorola i860 Video Cell Phone

The sleek Motorola i860 is packed with more than a dozen top-of-the-line features including 10-second video capture and playback and a 0.3-megapixel camera with 4X digital zoom. In addition, it allows users to easily exchange digital photos and contact information with others.

?The Motorola i860 handset is another example of how Motorola strives to meet our customers? needs by offering one mobile device to streamline communications," said Rey More, senior vice president and general manager, Motorola?s iDEN® Subscriber Group. ?Its multimedia services enable users to easily capture the moment when it happens and share it with others, wherever they may be.?

The phone?s 10-second video capture capability includes a short-range LED spotlight to provide additional light for close-up pictures. The camera allows users to take pictures in a variety of sizes suitable for sharing, in-camera viewing, wallpaper designs, and picture caller ID. Users can get themselves in the picture using the self-timer.

With the Motorola i860, users can share their pictures and audio recordings by sending and receiving multimedia messages.1 The phone?s integrated Media Center allows users to conveniently manage all pictures, voice recordings, ring tones, videos, and wallpaper designs from a single area.

Other features of the Motorola i860 that are new to iDEN handsets include:

Picture Caller ID - allows a previously-assigned picture of a caller to appear in the external display when a phone call is incoming from that contact

Larger external color screen - displays up to 3 lines of text and pictures

Larger internal color screen - displays up to 11 lines of text in vibrant color

Push-to-Send My Info2 - allows users to send their contact information via the ?push-to-talk? (PTT) button. Users can limit the amount of information sent or send a virtual business card to network more efficiently.

Push-to-Send Contacts2 - allows users to easily share another user?s contact information via the PTT button

Media Downloader application ? available for download from the Internet, this free application allows users to transfer photos and videos from their phone to their PC via a USB cable (not included)

25 MB of memory available to end users - for ring tones, voice recordings, videos, pictures, messages, wallpaper designs, and Java? applications

MP3 ring tones - including music and voice

Openwave 7.0 Internet microbrowser - lets users browse graphic-rich xHTML sites

Push-to-open button - offers convenient, one-handed operation of the flip-style phone by mechanically opening the flip when pressed

The phone also has many of the features associated with Motorola?s iDEN technology, including location-based services, integrated speakerphone, voice recorder3, voice dialing, downloadable applications, and a two-way radio for instant communication at the touch of a button.

The Motorola i860 handset weighs 4.77 ounces and measures 3.45 x 1.96 x 1.01 inches with the included high performance battery.

Overall Value Rating: 9.7 / 10 - Excellent

Price: $250 - $400

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Motorola V600

Indulge yourself. From work to play, the V600 shines with style. Watch video clips in color with sound to enjoy news footage, sports highlights and more. Lose the wires with Bluetooth® wireless technology and roam globally with quad-band.4 Hear the clean, pure sound of MP3 ringtones and stay informed of who’s calling1 - colorful situational lights glow on your phone’s cover.

• ConnectivityPick up calls with Bluetooth® wireless technology and roam globally with quad-band.
• Integrated CameraTake great photos in seconds and create vibrant multimedia messages (MMS).
• MP3 & Polyphonic RingtonesHear clean, dynamic sound with the latest MP3 ringtones and show off your style with rich polyphonic tones.
• Situational LightsMake an informed choice. Your phone glows, letting you know whether it’s a friend or foe

Motorola’s cell phones keep getting better

Article by Peter Rojas

Motorola has been on a hot streak lately with its stylish RAZR, SLVR, ROKR and PEBL mobiles. What could possibly be next? An exclusive preview of its new lineup reveals that was just the beginning:

Removing any doubt as to the level of commitment it has to the iDEN network in the wake of the Nextel acquisition by Sprint PCS, Motorola has two groundbreaking iDEN phones in the queue — the OVER and the NEVR. Both handsets prepare customers for the eventual shutting down of iDEN by offering push-to-talk-to-yourself technology. According to Motorola CEO Ed ZANDR, the former handset should appear long before the high-concept later one. “Lots of people think that iDEN is disappearing faster than Starr Jones. But when people ask me about the current state of iDEN technology, I simply tell them it’s OVER. When they ask me when we’ll see the next generation of iDEN, I tell them it’s NEVR.”

Nextel is not the only fading carrier that Motorola will support. In helping Cingular deal with the poor customer service reputation of the former AT&T Wireless, the “new Cingular” will offer the sleek Motorola WYNR. Dialing the customer service number from this mobile will play a series of timed recorded loops that include “I’m so sorry for that inconvenience,” “We really value your business,” and “I’ll speak to my manager about crediting your account.”

Seeking to capitalize on the current trend of breaking into celebrities’ cell phones, Motorola will release the HAKR, which provides easy access to personal data for would-be snoopers. Motorola first designed something so small it was wearable, but company anthropological researchers determined that Paris Hilton is often averse to wearables, including clothing. A version of the HAKR customized for singer Jessica Simpson is simply being described as the industry’s first not-very-smartphone.

Danger Research defended its market share lead in hackable phones. The developers of the Sidekick II responded, “Ms. Hilton could have easily prevented the hacking of her cell phone by using symbols in her password. The design defect that we engineered into the Sidekick II keyboard prevents symbols from being backlit, so hackers would have no way of entering those characters in the dark.” Danger also announced that, while it sees no threat from Motorola, it will be changing its name to DANJR.

Working closely with Apple, Motorola will also show the second generation of its iTunes-compatible phones. Unlike the ROKR, this phone will look exactly like an iPod photo and even include trademark white earbuds. It will be dubbed the POZR.

Digging deeper into younger demographics will be a host of phones aimed at young urban hipsters (SLAKR), college students (KEGR, now with BRETHLYZR technology), image-conscious high school students (LUZR, which includes a handy SPELCHEKR) and pre-schoolers (REKR). There will even be a phone for parents of colicky newborns (SUFR).

Industry reaction to the new mobile lineup was positive. A Microsoft spokesperson said, “Motorola is obviously on to something with these catchy names. That’s why we’re delighted they’ve chosen to support Microsoft Windows Compact Embedded Mobile Smartphone Edition 2006.” Panatoshysung CEO Akira Steurenberger said, “Hey, I’m just a fictional character from your column about the fake CES press conference. You better not be using me for a cheap link...”

Consumer reaction to the phones was also strong. A snarky Engadget comment poster cowering behind an anonymous e-mail address said, “I’m somehow compelled to announce that don’t get the point of this article. Is he arguing that Apple is acting like a monopolist?”

Beyond this lineup, rumors continue to swirl that Motorola will enter the rapidly growing market beyond humans with the ROVR, its first cell phone for canines. Using Bowlingual technology, humans will be able to carry on conversations with dogs as part of “man’s best friends and family” plans offered by carriers. Bowlingual’s accuracy has been verified by the industry’s most respected pet psychics.