Motorola Razr2 V8 Needs for Your Communication and Entertainment

Motorola, as an ace communication device manufacturing brand has never took its position for granted. This clearly reflects in their rich track record which boasts of some stupendous mobile devices ever introduced on the Earth. Motorola RAZR2 V8, is another offering from the same brand but like always, with a hint of difference that differentiates it from the rest of the citizens of mobile world. 'A clamshell beauty' is one phrase that defines Motorola RAZR2 V8. With a user-friendly interface and stunning layout, it easily promotes itself up the crowded ladder of mobile phones. 'First impression is the last impression' and that is where Motorola RAZR2 V8 excels. Magnificently carved and exceptionally designed, catching attention is hardly a difficult job for this stunner.

First and foremost thing, display screen. Yes, if as a user, you are tired of the cumbersome viewing solutions that your present mobile phone offers, then Motorola RAZR2 V8 will be quite a pleasant change, and why not? After all, the flapping communicating angel comes with a 2.2-inch TFT display that offers vivacious DVD-quality imaging solutions at a resolution of 240 x 320 pixels. Users can even operate the user-friendly menu with the jab of fingertip. Yes, enabled with the contextual touch interaction feature, one can easily seek access and sign-out of menu and sub-menus with just a feather touch. Thus, viewing video clips or checking out the E-mails written in fine font, is no longer a laborious job. Checking out regular message alerts too is quite easy with the 2.0-inch second external display.

Motorola RAZR2 V8 approves of almost every kind of messaging feature which includes Instant Messaging and E-mail, primarily. With colourful text and picture messages, now users can also chat with their beloved ones in an Online conversational style. For professional, making business strategies and sending business presentations to overseas clients was never so easy as with this advanced E-mail feature. Of course, socialising is the best thing that users can indulge into through this connectivity device.

Motorola RAZR2 V8 comes in dual memory version of 420 mega bytes and 2 Giga bytes, extending its reach and appeal to the maximum aspirant-users. With such a huge Onboard memory, one hardly misses the absent card slot for memory expansion. Coming with EDGE and GPRS, one can easily get the best and pacey transfers and downloads, at a single press of button. High speed connectivity features like Bluetooth v2.0 with A2DP and USB port v 2.0 offers reliable and hassle-free data transfer solutions in no time. Thus, sharing video clips, musical tracks or important files, is a much smoother job indeed with these high-end features. If user wishes to experience the high-speed & realistic web experience on this slim and svelte wonder widget then he can definitely take the services of the built-in advanced Web Browser.

Making magical trail of the most memorable moments, is a smooth affair with the 2.0 mega pixels built-in camera that has the sensational video capturing properties and and clicks crystal clear pics. Users can always edit, react and delete these pics and certainly can share them. There is an embedded music player that lets users to play their favourite music files without any problems. Then, there is Java MIDP 2.0 feature that lets users run all kind of Java-based applications (both common as well as external applications) which includes Wallpapers, screensavers and games.

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MOTO Q9h Does BlackBerry Connect Dance for Aussies

While Research in Motion would probably be happier if you got in some real BlackBerry option, they are still reasonably pleased if you use the Motorola Q smartphone to get your email as well. In its native state, the Q does the mobile email thing through Microsoft Exchange. Now you've got a new option... if you happen to live in Australia.

Research in Motion has buddied up with Motorola to provide BlackBerry Connect software (4.0) for the Motorola Q9h. By doing so, you get true push-based wireless access to email, including support for attachment viewing through BlackBerry Enterprise Server, BlackBerry Professional Software, and BlackBerry Internet Service.

source : http://www.mobilemag.com/

Motorola Rokr E8 – Review

Although the walkman handset of Sony Ericsson might be something as the household name but when it comes to music phones they usually lack the essential and standard headphone socket or even the support for most of the music formats. Therefore it would not be very difficult for any other company to take the lead. The Rokr E8 from Motorola is inclined simply and purely as music phone and the phone for those style conscious people. The cell phone is available free of cost just for a monthly contract with Orange and O2.

Design

When switched off you will feel that the Rokr E8 is simply a black large slab. The cell phone is designed wit the haptic keypad which is press sensitive but it does not mean that they are on the screen. It imitates the physical keypad perfectly and makes speed typing pretty easy. You would be surprised to see the 3.5mm headphone socket which means that any regular headphones that you have would work just fine. There is however no major changes as the MicroSD slot is just besides the SIM slot in the handset which is excellent for aesthetics but those who keep swapping cards will be disappointed.

Features

The 2 megapixel camera can be found at the back of the handset which however does not include a flash. Inside the cell phone you will find an impressive 2GB of onboard memory and Motorola also lets you expand the memory using the MicroSD with nearly 4GB of memory capacity. Much better feature is that both these units of memory are automatically shared which means that the music that is stored on the memory of the phone is shared with that stored on y our MicroSD in the main music library. This music library is easily accessible through the dedicated music key.

The Motorola Rokr E8 is compatible with most of the music formats that include WAV, WMA, AAC and MP3. Music that is stored can be played through the headphones or even wirelessly through the stereo A2DP Bluetooth. As it is not a 3G phone you will find it a bit difficult dealing with the web however you can alternatively have Opera Mini installed.

Performance

If you would be using the Rokr E8 then it would require some getting used to generally because if you are using Motorola after using Sony Ericsson or Nokia handset. This gets much simple after a few weeks of adjustment. There is however a small amount of lag when using the navigation menus as you might find delays during menu selections and the menu scrolling in also a bit slower during fast browsing. However, the touch sensitive wheel or scroll key makes it very easy to browse long list. Typing through the touch sensitive keypad is in fact very fluid that you might expect and would have a great experience. You would surely praise audio quality gained through music player of Motorola Rokr E8 and the included high quality 3.5mm headphone socket would also give you outstanding performance.

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Motorola MING A1600 and A810

Motorola MING A1600 The Motorola MING A1600 may look familiar to regular readers, because it is almost identical in every way to the A1800 that we covered last month except for one important detail.

This touchscreen phone has a 2.4" QVGA display, a 3 megapixel camera with autofocus and A-GPS which enables turn-by-turn navigation. The A1600 also features a talking dictionary, panoramic photo stitching, microSD expandable memory and Bluetooth. The hallmark transparent screen cover is still present as on previous MOTOMING devices.

There's no 3G support on the A1600, and it doesn't have WiFi either. But then this phone is designed for China where 3G coverage is poor, although WiFi does seem to be something that would be useful.

As we said, the A1600 is very similar to the A1800 except that the A1800 also supports CDMA where the A1600 does not.

The Motorola MING A1600 should support English as well as Chinese, so you can expect to see a small number coming into Europe and the US as special imports.

Motorola A810
We have covered the A810 twice before (here and here) and really all that was missing from Motorola was a few final details.

Although this isn't a MOTOMING device, the A810 shares a similar touchscreen to the A1600 and A1800, although this time it is a little smaller at 2.2". There's a basic 2 megapixel camera, microSD memory, Bluetooth and an FM radio. The A810 lacks GPS, 3G or WiFi but one positive thing is that it is much more compact than the A1600 and A1800 and it weighs just 100 grams.

As with the A1600, this is really aimed at mainland China. But as it is also a standard quad-band GSM phone that supports English as well as Chinese, there may be a certain amount of interest from other markets.

The A810, A1600 and A1800 have some clever technologies built into them, and partly as a result of the MOTOMING range, Motorola is still quite successful in China even though sales have slumped in the rest of the world. As they stand, the lack of 3G and WiFi in these devices would be offputting to many European and American customers, but Motorola simply doesn't seem to be targeting those markets at the moment. Perhaps this also explains why the new MOTOZINE ZN5 doesn't support 3G either.. and why China is getting it first.

Motorola say that both handsets should be available now in the Chinese market.

source : http://www.mobilegazette.com/