Motorola Razr V3

The Motorola Razr V3 has a generous set of features. The 1,000-name phone book can hold six phone numbers and an e-mail address in each entry; an additional 250 names can be stored on the SIM card. Contacts can be assigned to caller groups and be paired with a picture (which shows up on the external screen) or any of 14 monophonic or 5 polyphonic ring tones. Other features include a vibrate mode, text and multimedia messaging, MP3 file support, a calculator, voice dialing, a date book, an alarm clock, AOL Instant Messenger, a WAP 2.0 wireless Web browser, and a voice recorder. You also get support for POP3, SMTP, and IMAP4 e-mail; full Bluetooth connectivity; a USB port; and a speakerphone. Our only complaint is that the speakerphone can be turned on only when a call is in progress.

Motorola L7e

This is a continuation of the SLVR L7. And differs from the predecessor in the presence of 1.3 MP camera, support for EDGE and microSD connector, and finally a renewed user interface. Besides, the phone has a musical player prcessing MP3, AAC, AAC+ and ACC+ Enhanced formats. Stereo soun can be transmitted via Bluetooth via A2DP profile.

* General features
o Announced in 2006, official announcement on the 27 October 2006, on the market since 4 quarter 2006
o GSM 850/900/1800/1900
o Colour screen, up to 262000 colours (TFT), the resolution of 176x220 pixels (30x37 mm)
o Battery type Li-Ion
o Battery life:
+ standby mode specified
+ talk mode specified
o Menu order is editable, tags
o Сolours: black, other variants are possible
o Weight: 96 gramms
o Dimensions: 113 x 49 x 11.5 mm

* Memory
o Memory for 1000 names, each name entry may contain up to several phone numbers (unlimited number). Fields for complete postal address address, extra data. A field for e-mail address. A photo or an image can be assigned to a name, a personla call melody is selected.
o Call log of last 10 calls of all types
o Expansion connector for MicroSD

* Call management, ringing tones, voice functions
o Vibracall
o You can use a mp3, aac or aac++ file as a call melody
o 64-tones polyphony
o Various modes of vibracall, schemes
o Voice dial
o Speakerphone

* SMS
o MMS
o EMS
o Instant Messaging
o Predictive text input iTap

* Camera
o Integrated 1.3 MP camera (the maximum resolution of 1024x1280 pixels)
o Records videoclips MPEG4/Н.263
o Digital zoom 8x, effects

* Multimedia
o Themes
o mp3/aac files as a call melody
o Integrated video and audio player (MPEG4, H.263, МР3, ААС, ААС+, е-ААС)
o Java (MIDP 2.0)

* Connectivity
o GPRS (4+2)
o EDGE Class 10, 236.8 kbps
o Bluetooth (A2DP)
o WAP 2.0, xHTML
o IrDA is absent
o e-mail (POP3/IMAP4)
o Synchronization with PC (miniUSB, Bluetooth)

* Organizer and extras
o Melody composer (MotoMixer)
o Media Editor - image editor
o Calendar, date, time
o Calculator
o Organizer with alarm clock, various kind of events
o Games

Motorola E680

General
Network GSM 900 / GSM 1800 / GSM 1900
Announced 2004, 1Q
Status Available

Size
Dimensions 109 x 53.8 x 20.5 mm, 105 cc
Weight 133 g

Display
Type Touchscreen TFT, 65K colors
Size 240 x 320 pixels
8-way navy key
Downloadable logos

Ringtones
Polyphonic, MP3
Vibration Yes
Stereo speakers
3D surround sound

Memory
Phonebook Photo call
Call records Yes
Card slot SD, buy memory

Features
OS Linux
GPRS Class 10 (4+1/3+2 slots)
Data speed 32 - 48 kbps
Messaging SMS, MMS, EMail, Instant Messaging
Clock Yes
Alarm Yes
Infrared port No
Games Yes + downloadable
Colors Satin Silver
Camera VGA, 640x480 pixels, video
Bluetooth
MP3 player
MPEG4 player
FM Radio
Java MIDP 2.0
WAP 2.0
USB port
Built-in handsfree
Voice command
Voice memo

Battery
Standard battery, Li-Ion 780 mAh

Stand-by Up to 180 h
Talk time Up to 6 h

Motorola W215

General
Network GSM 900 / GSM 1800
Announced 2007, February
Status Coming Soon

Size
Dimensions 108 x 44 x 14.9 mm, 65 cc
Weight 78 g

Display
Type TFT, 65K colors
Size 128 x 128 pixels
Screensavers and wallpapers

Ringtones
Polyphonic
Customization Composer
Vibration Yes

Memory
Phonebook 500 numbers
Call records 10 dialed, 10 received, 10 missed calls
Card slot No
1 MB internal memory

Features
GPRS No
Messaging SMS
Clock Yes
Alarm Yes
Infrared port No
Games Yes
Camera VGA, 640x480 pixels, video
FM radio
iTap (5.5)
Organizer
Calculator
Built-in handsfree

Battery
Standard battery, Li-Ion 850 mAh

Stand-by Up to 300 h
Talk time Up to 7 h

Motorola MOTOROKR E7

Now we could all sit here wondering if this is really a rumour or not about this mobile phone being the Motorola MOTOROKR E7 phone, could it really be true or is it a picture been edited in Photoshop, we will have to wait and see my friends.

The source link below clearly shows it is the phone we all want it to be but we have to stay sceptical until we get the full news about this baby, if it is true then I am personally excited as the specifications seem impressive enough to excite. Now this could be much better than the E6, in fact I will change that statement “IT WILL BE MUCH BETTER THAN THE E6”.

5 MP camera, VGA touch screen, oh yeah xenon flash plus, Wi-Fi and GPS all integrated and 2GB of built in storage and even HSDPA. You get the idea yes? Once we get more news on the all new Motorola MOTOROKR E7 we will have to just sit back patiently and keep our fingers crossed that we get to see it in reality.

MOTO Q music 9m

Verizon today have launched the new Motorola MOTO Q music 9m smartphone, also known as the Motorola Q9m.

Its available to buy online from today for $250 with a 2 year contract and rebates via the link below to Verizon’s website, although the phone is very similar to the HSDPA Q9h it does have a few differences.

They include a slightly different styling and sadly some features have been downgraded like the camera to 1.3 Megapixels.

Features of the Motorola Q9m Include:

* Advanced Speech Recognition: Commands include call, send, lookup, play, go to, check, my account, help guide
* Embedded ring tones, plus vibrating alerts and silent
* Polyphonic and MP3 Ringtones
* Tools: Calculator, Calendar, Alarm Clock, World Clock, Notepad, and Voice Commands
* Dual stereo quality speakers
* miniSD™ removable memory support
* Two–Way Text Messaging Service (SMS)
* Multimedia Messaging (MMS)
* Bluetooth® Stereo Wireless Technology
* BroadbandAccess Connect capable
* Wireless Sync capable
* Activesync capable
* Windows Media® Player Mobile 10
* Internet Explorer® Mobile
* V CAST Music Capable
* Windows Mobile® 6 OS with Documents–to–Go for viewing and editing email attachments (MS Word, Excel, Powerpoint; view only Acrobat PDF and open ZIP only)
* 2.4″ 320 x 240 TFT display with up to 65K colors
* 64 MB end user memory
* Exclusive Multimedia User Interface (UI) with dedicated Multimedia and Standard home screen toggle key
* Ultra–thin at only .47 inches! (11.9mm)
* All–Digital, 1X/EV–DO (800/1900 MHz)

Motorola RIZR Z8

If you like your phones with a bit of flare then the Motorola Z8 should put a kick in your step. This bendy slider phone is a marked departure from Motorola’s popular Razr V3 and comes with its fair share of features.It’s currently available from several network operators for free on a monthly contract.

Design
There’s something different about the Z8, both on the inside and out. Parts of it look like they’ve been made out of green kryptonite, and when you slide it open it curves towards you like a tech-filled banana.Not everyone will like the black and fluorescent-green casing but it is eye-catching — almost everyone who saw it wanted a closer look. The bendy slide mechanism or ‘kick slide’ also had people flocking around since it’s rather unusual.On the back of the Z8 is a 2-megapixel camera with LED photo light.The idea behind the kick-sliding mechanism is that it curves the phone closer to your mouth and ear. While it’s a nice idea, in practice we’re not sure it’s completely necessary and there’s an unwelcome side effect in the form of a curved keypad.Slider phones are renowned for not leaving enough space at the top of the keypad to type comfortably — the Z8 is another offender, but worse still the keypad is curved and rather hard to press. There simply isn’t enough tactile feedback when you click a key.Add to all the above a large lip at the bottom of the Z8 where the keypad is housed, and what you get is a difficult-to-manoeuvre keypad that left us unimpressed. We also have a problem with the navigation keys on top — they’re too squashed together to press properly.If, however, you can overlook the keyboard issues, the Z8 does have some, albeit small, redeeming design features. The SIM card slot, for example, is easily accessible from the outside, as is the microSD slot, and the loudspeaker is well positioned too.

Features
Underneath a rather quirky exterior hides a growling tiger. The Z8 is jam-packed with features that will keep you infinitely more entertained than you would be using a Razr V3. In fact, this is one of Motorola’s most feature-filled handsets to date.The Z8 runs on the Symbian OS so it supports third-party software, such as Quickoffice, which lets you view Microsoft Office documents on your phone.