Motoyuva 396 has been released in India. You already must be familiar with this Moto as this was talked about back in August when initially announced.
The Clamshell model sure seems to have more to its kitty than what was written about back then. The 1.8 inch 128×160, 65k color screen ensures clarity and good readability feature, the MP3 player which comes integrated together with a VGA camera, and FM radio with RDS has an additional feature to record FM radio and later use it as ringtone.
Then you have the music player which is an upgraded version of the Music ID application. You also have the MOTOMUSIC coming as an integral part of the phone. The Flight mode feature follows suit which enables usage of handset without the SIM. Interestingly this was available only in certain high-end segment handsets.
Motoyuva W396 is available for Rs 4,199 - Rs.4,424.
MOTO VE66 is Motorola’s CrystalTalk audio technology enhanced handset. The slider with its appealing looks boasts of its widgets integration which offers smooth access to favorite sports scores, stock tickers, RSS feeds.
It offers crisp images from its 5mp camera and an amazing audio experience through its MP3 player. The CrystalTalk technology enables MOTO VE66 to amplify conversations and minimizes background noise.
A second microphone to enhance audio quality, a dedicated camera key, auto focus,LED flash, image stabilization feature, automatic color saturation, integrated FM radio with RDS, Wi-Fi connectivity and quad-band EDGE/GPRS/GSM networks support all go in the making of this 5mp camera phone - MOTO VE66.
Easy navigation using the FastScroll one-touch navigation wheel is another feature to be noted. The MP3 player with USB 2.0 ensures high-speed access to data as well as downloads. MOTO VE66 is going to be available in Q4 2008.
VE538 is not official yet but quite evident on their website.
The handset is very cute and has a colorful outlook. It’s 3G enabled with support for GPRS/EDGE. The handset also features a 2 megapixel camera with a Shozu client pre-installed for blogging or uploading images.
The handset comes with 10MB of internal memory that’s expandable with microSD cards up to 4GB. Other features include a media player that reads AMR, AAC, AAC+, eAAC+, MP3 ,WMA, WAV, XMF, SP-MIDI and MIDI file formats, a video player that is compatible with MPEG-4, H.263, H.264, Windows Media, 3GP playback MPEG-4n and H.263 recording (.3gp file format).
Since there is no official launch the pricing hasn’t been revealed yet.
Motorola Rokr E8 is a sleek bar shaped phone with a unique interface. The haptic-enabled touch sensitive keypad has got good feedback. The best part about the keypad is that it doesn’t have any etched labels on the keys, instead the virtual keys change with the context. The music controls appear for the music player and letters and numbers surface for making a call or send a msg. The D-pad with its semi circular shape adds to the look of the phone and makes for a smooth rewinding and forwarding. Read the rest of this entry »
Next2Friend’s “Live” mobile video streaming application is now available on the Samsung BlackJack II and the Motorola Q.The application was launched in ‘07 but got released officially in July this year.
The application enables mobile users to share real life moments with friends from anywhere. Live broadcasts of news developments or simply capturing those major life events, Next2Friends app is for all the people who wish to share their lives through the medium of real time. Read the rest of this entry »
The buzz is that Motorola is coming up with a QWERTY less touch screen phone, Motorola “Atila”. This phone, as according to BGR, should be a touch-screen mobile device and would run on Windows Mobile 6.1 Professional.
Functionality wise the Motorola “Atila” is to be a powerpack. Quad-band EDGE tri-band 3G, GPS, WiFi, Qualcomm 721a chipset, 1130 mAh battery will be some of its features. It is expected to measure 80 x 109 x 18.75 millimetres, which makes it somewhat comparable with the HTC Touch.
It is coming out with a 240×320 screen resolution which might disappoint a bit on the display part, but has what looks to be a genuine trackball. Not such a bad mobile set after all.
This phone isn’t really claiming to revolutionise anything in the mobile arena, but it should be at the very least a cute little one ready to take on the hearts of many.
It is expected to be released by Motorola quite soon.
