Motorola is marketing different phones for men and women. Motos newest line of pink and blue Razr offspring seems to assume that there are men who will prefer blue and women who will want the pink one. Theyre probably right!
Motorola Razr for CDMA Users Motorola is marketing different phones for men and women. Motos newest line of pink and blue Razr offspring seems to assume that there are men who will prefer blue and women who will want the pink one. Theyre probably right!
Successor to the super successful RAZR, the beautifully designed KRZR1 Silver is an innovative handset from the house of Motorola. The manufacturers have carved out a special place for themselves in the mobile phone market that demanded sleeker and slimmer handsets with their range of Moto RAZR and KRZR phones. These technologically sound devices are powerful to the core and possess all the latest features expected in a high-end phone.
The Motorola V360 is a clamshell 2G/3G GSM phone with a built in video camera. The V360 is 90mm by 47mm by 24mm and weighs in at 104g, making this a very a small and lightweight cell phone. The internal display on the v360 is 176px by 220px and has a 262K color TFT screen. The thin Film Transistor used in this phone is the highest resolution LCD technology currently available. The external display on this Motorola phone, which is used for the clock and phone/call status, is 96px by 80px, and uses 4 levels of Gray Scale. The Motorola v360 has 5MB of internal memory with TransFlash removable memory of up to 512MB. The v360’s standby time is 140-240 hrs with up to 4-7 hrs of talk time. The v360’s backlit keypad is blue, if that makes a difference to anyone. LOL. The Motorola v360 can be purchased with plans from TMobile for free with a new plan, or from online stores like www.wireless-phone.com where you currently get $50 cash back with a new plan. (8-02-2006).
The Motorola V360 is tri-band GSM 900/1800/1900 MHz phone. The data communication technologies supported are 2G GPRS Class 10 (2U/4D) and 3G EDGE Class 10. This cell phone can be used in both 2G and 3G GSM networks, with maximum data rates of 160 kbps and 384Kbps respectively. Video streams, like live TV channels, news, weather and business updates currently have better reception in 3G networks. The WAP 2.0 browser with TLS 1.0/SSL 3.0 provides a secure interface for web browsing, emails & e-commerce. The v360 has Bluetooth® wireless Class 2 technology with a range of up to 30 feet for binding with other Bluetooth® enabled devices like hands free headsets, Laptops, wireless printers or PC’s for data transfer & for use as a wireless dial-up modem. The Moto v360 is also equipped with a mini USB connector for connecting with PC’s and laptops to synchronize data or for use as a dial-up modem.
The Motorola V360 has an integrated digital VGA camera/camcorder with 4x digital zoom and a digital audio player. Short video films can be recorded and sent in either MMS or as e-mail attachments. The phone supports audio video standard MPEG-4 for web streaming media, broadcast television and video conversation at low bit rate 4800bit/s to 4Mbit/s. The v360 uses the H.263 video codec for it’s video conferencing. And J2MEâ„¢ is the current runtime environment used on the V360 phones. CLDC 1.0/ MIDP 2.0 is included for use when downloading and running application or game MIDlets.
The Motorola V360 has a phonebook with the capacity to store up to 500 phone numbers, the contacts stored in the phone book can be called by voice commands or can be configured into the speed dial menu. Entries 1-9 in the phone book can be called by single-digit speed dial. Hands-free calls can be made with the integrated speaker phone. Different ringtones can be assigned to each contact in the phonebook, giving the user the ability to configure the ringer caller ID. In this way, when the phone rings, the caller can be identified from the ring tone. The PIM features available in Motorola V360 phone are Calculator, Currency Converter, Alarms, MP3 player, Calendar, clock & World Clock. With VibraCall® Alert, the phone can be configured to vibrate when a call or message is received, this is a nice touch for those times when the ringer needs to be turned off. The other alert types that can be configured on the phone are MP3, Polyphonic and Monophonic ringtones. The user has the capability to download and configure pictures taken with the phone’s camera as wallpapers or screen savers. Pictures can also be configured for use with the v360’s picture caller ID. When this feature is turned on, a unique photo is displayed along with the caller’s number when a call is received from this contact. Any pictures can be configured as caller ID photos.
The Motorola V360 has many messaging features like SMS, MMS and EMS to send text, audio & video. iTAPâ„¢ predictive text tool is provided for fast and easy typing. Formatted text with fonts, colors and pictures can be sent through EMS. The e-mail clients POP3 and SMTP are supported for e-mail downloading and also work in the offline mode. The communication features available in the Wireless Village are instant messaging, caller/called party presence information, creation of chat groups and content sharing through storage areas. Voice mail is a network service provider feature.
The phone has a 3-level security system. The phone lock is used to protect the instrument from any misuse, and the phone must be unlocked to be able to answer calls. The phone also is SIM PIN Enabled, whic means that the SIM PIN must be entered before making a call, SIM PIN2 is used to protect important data and network services like call barring etc. It is possible to either enable or disable any of these locks, when disabled the unlock code is not required to be entered, but the user’s phone can be accessed by anyone if the phone is lost. Pre-configured local emergency numbers, like 911, can be called, even if the phone is locked. The Motorola v360 is also hearing aid compatible (M3/M4).
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The Motorola Q (MOTOQâ„¢) is a silver colored, ultra slim and smart, CDMA tablet form phone with features to entertain you while managing work and play all in one place. Below is a list of all the technical babble about the Motorola Q cell phone, including all the features that make it hot, like the ability to view live TV and webcasts, it’s ability to handle just about every type of Microsift Office Document and it’s inegrated web and email clients. If your interested in buying a Motorola Q instead of just reading about it, you can find that information at one of these sites www.cellspider.com, Letstalk and www.wireless-phone.com. For those who want to know every about the new Q phone, read on.
The Motorola Q phone with H x W x D dimensions as 116 x 64 x 11.5 mm weighs 115g. The phone has single 2.4†320×240 65K color TFT screen and QWERTY keypad. The phone has 64MB RAM or 128MB Flash internal memory with an option for additional removable miniSD memory. The MOTOQâ„¢ with 1130 mAh Lithium Ion battery has approximately 4hr active time for voice and data and upto 212hr standby time.
The MOTOQ™ is a dual-band 800MHz and 1900MHz CDMA 1xEV-DO technology phone. The phone is built for 3G networks and can work at slower data rates in 2G networks. The other connectivity features on the phone are Bluetooth®, IrDa and mini USB connector. The ActiveSync® and AirSync® are the synchronization features from Microsoft Corporation and ViewSonic respectively to synchronize the data with the PC or Microsoft® Exchange Server 2003 through the USB port or wirelessly.
The Motorola Q mobile Smartphone has Windows Mobile to access the Microsoft Word, Excel and PowerPoint documents. There are many tools to manage the office e-mail and the internet e-mail accounts. The POP3/IMPA4 e-mail clients are to download the e-mails for offline access. The phone has Microsoft® Exchange and GoodLink™ for access to e-mails and other information like contacts, calendar etc on the office server or the personal PC. The e-mail and the contacts information on the phone can be managed by the Outlook® Mobile. The other messaging features are SMS, MMS, Group SMS and Instant Messaging. The audio and video files can be sent as attachment in e-mails or in the MMS.
The entertainment features on the Motorola Q phone are the integrated 1.3 mega-pixel camera, to take photographs and capture video films. The phone has dual stereo-quality speakers and Windows Media® player Mobile to enjoy the audio and video. The surround sound, bass and the clarity levels for the speaker can be adjusted. The high-speed broadband link enables live TV, video & audio streaming. More audio & video content can be stored on the extendable memory. The WWW browsing can be enjoyed in leisure or for work with Internet Explorer® Mobile. The iTAP® text typing tool is present.
The PIM features on the Motorola Q phone are calculator, alarm clock and the address book that can be stored on the phone SIM, internal and extendable memory. The Photo Caller ID, the ringer caller ID and the speed dial can be configured for the contacts in the address book. There is a file manager to organize information on the phone. The phone has a built-in speakerphone for the hands-free operation. The Motorola Q phone recognizes speech commands to call contacts and open applications.
The Motorola Q has the keypad lock and unlock feature. The phone has lock/unlock code that can be set to automatically lock the phone when not in use. The phone can be set to operate in the offline flight mode, the entertainment features that do not need network connectivity and the information stored in the phone memory can be used.
For more information about the Motorola Q, visit Motorola’s website at:
Motorola.com
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