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New phones and allegiances on first day of MWC
Posted: 15 February 2010
The Mobile World Congress (MWC) has began today (February 15th) with new handsets and agreements unveiled.
A Wholesale Applications Community was set-up by 24 telecommunications operators in order to try to build apps which will be available to all mobile phone users.
And a new Android handset from Motorola was among those unveiled to the worldwide public.
The Barcelona-based event saw the announcement of an agreement by a group of networks, which together has three billion customers – to build a platform of apps.
LG Electronics, Samsung and Sony Ericsson are also in support of the group's plans.
In addition, the Motorola QUENCH handset, a full-touch device comple ...
Motorola DEXT 'tempts Bebo users'
Posted: 12 January 2010
Motorola Dext phone will soon be integrated with the Bebo social networking portal.
This is according to Pocket Lint, which said the DEXT, with its Android skin, will give users access to the site as well as Twitter, Facebook, Gmail and Last.fm.
Users can also send, receive and edit updates on their Bebo profile from their homescreen, the website added.
"It is now even quicker and easier for users to gain immediate access to their Bebo experience while on the move," said Yoel Flohr, head of mobile at the social networking company.
He was also quoted as saying that the integration of Bebo on the Motorola DEXT will be "seamless".
The phone is equipped ...
Motorola DROID vs RAZR
Posted: 29 October 2009
An upcoming mobile phone from Motorola has more than just the Apple iPhone 3G S to worry about, if a new article is to be believed.
In a piece for GigaOM this week, Stacey Higginbotham and Om Malik looked at the various traits that make the manufacturer's Android 2.0-enabled DROID worth looking out for.
Although many have suggested this could be the latest gadget to challenge the iPhone, the pair suggested it is one of its predecessors that the touchscreen smartphone will have to outdo.
Having shifted more than 100 million units, the popularity of the Motorola RAZR is noted as a milestone that the DROID will have to surpass.
The mobile was one of the first ultra-slim models on ...
Motorola DEXT vs Android HTC models
Posted: 15 October 2009
A recent article has pitted one of the latest Google Android-powered mobile phones against some of its established peers.
In a piece for Mobile Burn, Michael Oryl looked at the Motorola CLIQ, which is to be known across the UK as the DEXT when it is released in stores.
He explained there were many things to like about the device, but added that previous handsets that use the same Google operating system may currently have the edge of their new rival.
With models like the Magic, Hero and T Mobile G1, Mr Oryl noted "HTC is doing a better job".
However, he concluded: "With the head of steam that Motorola is building around Android - that may not be the case for long ...
Motorola A455 Rival 'a compact qwerty package'
Posted: 6 August 2009
A new phone has been praised for its ability to combine a full-sized qwerty keypad with a host of other features in a compact package.
In an article for Mobile Burn, Marc Lynde looked at the Motorola A455 Rival and explained the device will target the same kind of market as the LG enV3 and Samsung's Alias 2.
However, there are additional options onboard the model that will attract "a youthful audience" such as a silver or purple finish, 2.2-inch touchscreen display and a 3.5mm headphone jack "that is sure to please".
In addition, the reviewer added call audio quality is good and the handset's signal strength, battery life and user interface all performed well under t ...
Motorola messaging phone "very usable"
Posted: 31 July 2009
A new handset has been launched by Motorola that one expert believes could be of interest to those who favour messaging over voice calls.
In an article for Mobile Burn this week, Brian James Kirk looked at the manufacturer's new i465 Clutch device and drew particular attention to its various text-based features.
He explained the Motorola device has a full qwerty keyboard that packs the buttons close enough together to keep the whole phone compact - but not at the expense of the user experience.
"The buttons are cut at sharp angles which make them very usable," Mr Kirk added, noting they also "feel sturdy and respond well to quick typing" and "light up when press ...
New Motorola boasts social networking facilities
Posted: 24 June 2009
The Motorola Karma is a device that many young mobile phone shoppers may like, according to its manufacturer.
It was announced this week the firm would add the device to its range and target those who like to send emails and messages, as well as users of online portals like Twitter, Facebook and MySpace.
According to the firm, the Motorola Karma is custom-designed for these needs, as it not only offers fast access to such sites, but also boasts a slide-out qwerty keyboard and 3G connectivity.
Jeff Miller, vice-president of the firm, added the handset was versatile enough to compete with the needs of the modern telecommunications market.
"Today's savvy mobile phone user ...
Motorola Headset HX1 'built for most environments'
Posted: 22 June 2009
A new headset from Motorola is said to provide a comfortable and "premium" experience that helps cancel out noise.
The manufacturer said its Endeavor HX1 model combines CrystalTalk innovation with a stealth mode to enable good sound "in the fiercest environments".
It uses Bone Conducting Technology, which is a tool Motorola said is employed by military forces worldwide. Via an ear sensor, outside noise is sealed off and the consumer's vocal vibrations are picked up by a sensor that transmits them to the listener.
Wayne White is corporate vice-president of Motorola Mobile Devices and said the headset provides "audio superiority".
"Whether you a ...
Motorola Renew impresses reviewer
Posted: 18 June 2009
Although targeted at the eco-friendly user, there is actually much more to the Motorola W233 Renew than one would think, it has been advised.
Ricky Cadden said in a recent review for Mobile Burn that the manufacturer has clearly highlighted the device as one for the green set, but added there are many more facilities that make it worthy of a second look.
Build quality is one area that was singled out for praise and the article also drew attention to a battery life that by far topped the predictions made by Motorola itself.
"The Renew is estimated to offer nine hours of talk time, while standby time is rated at 18 days," Mr Cadden noted. "I was easily able to last through ...
Motorola launches the Rival
Posted: 11 June 2009
Motorola has announced the launch of a new mobile phone that it claims could be a solid purchase for those who like to text.
The Rival, as it is known, comes with a backlit slide-out qwerty keyboard and fast access to a range of chat and messaging facilities that the manufacturer believes will also make it great for email.
It was noted the Motorola Rival provides the ability to keep users "socially connected, while offering a variety of popular multimedia features" and also boasts a number of other interesting features.
Among these are a 3.5 mm headset jack, microSD card support and an integrated media player, which could be good news for music lovers shopping for a new device ...
