Motorola MILESTONE
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- 0FR
- 04 Dec 2009
Anonymous, 01 Jan 1970hahahaaaaaaaa yo talk about x10 with 65k color on 2010 - no multi touch - 1gb internal ...
hahahhaaaaaaaaaa
you are JEALOUS
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- Anonymous
- 33V
- 04 Dec 2009
Anonymous, 01 Jan 1970
this is iphone killer
and sold near the 1milion just on usa
sell on market dont dependent to any review or ranking
the big example is iphone do you see it on gsm rank ing ??!!!
but this super phone iphone sold over several miliones on the world and never get #1-15 on this rank ing
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- droid team
- 3Pq
- 04 Dec 2009
Anonymous, 01 Jan 1970this is best at world and no need to hight ranking like iphone
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- Anonymous
- fjv
- 04 Dec 2009
Anonymous, 01 Jan 1970well done man if you can call us stupid yes but I now u SE fans check on the home page SE x2 in trouble so who is stupid? ha ha ha ha hello moto
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- Anonymous
- fj6
- 04 Dec 2009
Anonymous, 04 Dec 2009lol,
The voting result is lower than the Dext/CliqMotorola MILESTONE
Now Available in France
Via online retailer Rue du
Commerce
By Ionut Arghire, Mobile Editor
2nd of December 2009, 12:17 GMT
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Mobile phone
maker
Motorola has
recently
unveiled to the
world its
second
handset
powered by Google's Android
operating system, the Motorola
DROID, which has been launched
across Europe as the Motorola
MILESTONE. The new device is
the first one to sport the Eclair
flavor of the platform (Android
2.0), and has been recently
launched on the market in
France, after hitting the shelves
in Germany and UK not too long
ago.
The Android 2.0-powered mobile
phone is available for purchase
from the online retailer Rue du
Commerce, which has it available
unlocked and SIM-free for a price
tag of 520 Euros (a holiday price,
we learn, as the full price is of
549 Euros). At the same time, the
retailer also has the MILESTONE
available for purchase with
various contract offerings from
carriers in the country, lowering
the price for the phone even
more.
The phone seems to be the best
thing that has happened to
Android until now, and also the
best selling handset from
Motorola. The DROID has been
estimated to have been sold in
over 700,000 units until now,
which means that the handset
vendor will be able to meet its 1
million units sold goal for the
fourth quarter of the year. Now
that the MILESTONE has reached
yet another European market, the
sales will certainly grow even
more.
As for what the device is able
to deliver to users, you might be
already familiar with its 3.7-inch
touchscreen display that boasts
a WVGA resolution, as well as
with its 5-megapixel photo
snapper with dual LED flash, the
side sliding full QWERTY
keyboard (which goes to France
as AZERTY), Wi-Fi connectivity
options, aGPS, USB 2.0 and
Bluetooth v2.1 capabilities,
3.5mm headphone jack, the email
and messaging options it comes
to the market with, not to
mention HTML browser and
multimedia features it sports.
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- Anonymous
- RNy
- 04 Dec 2009
lol,
The voting result is lower than the Dext/Cliq
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- Krish
- 2SE
- 04 Dec 2009
Well said, it is a fact that most of the emergency service providers use motorola equipments.
rest everything apart I think Motorola is by far the most economic and technologically advanced brand which tries to give the bset of the features at a reasonable price. I have been a motorola user since the past ten years and have used almost all the major sets by Motorola. And no doubt, that DROID is by far the fastest Android to be launched in the market. Waiting for it to come to India so that I can get my hands on one too.
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- Anonymous
- uRA
- 04 Dec 2009
guys make sure u rate it 10/10.....
every time...
because there are lot of moto haters here...
Rating has dropped to 8.5(or lesser)... please work on it...
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- Er2
- 04 Dec 2009
Anonymous, 01 Jan 1970If you hate Moto so much, hope you'll never call any emergency service in your life, as most of them use Motorola products.
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- Anonymous
- 0FR
- 03 Dec 2009
yes milestone have CrystalTalk Technology
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- Anonymous
- Ley
- 03 Dec 2009
milestone have CrystalTalk Technology
good
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- Anonymous
- Sbg
- 03 Dec 2009
motofan.ir, 03 Dec 2009do you know martin cooper ? the engineer of motorola co... morethank you very much
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- Anonymous
- 33V
- 03 Dec 2009
this is best phone at market that i seen to date
well done moto
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- motofan.ir
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- 03 Dec 2009
Anonymous, 01 Jan 1970do you know martin cooper ?
the engineer of motorola company that for first time make and invent mobile phone about 30 years later
he is now 80 years old .
this big man for first time make mobile phone and test it successfully at Manhattan street's on april 1973
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- Anonymous
- IaH
- 03 Dec 2009
Anonymous, 01 Jan 1970motorola is greatest mobile company at world
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- Anonymous
- St}
- 03 Dec 2009
Hello Jerry , Thanx a lot
I love Motorola just because If anybody flow technology from 10 years ago can understand Motorola is not assembler Motorola is technology lab and hardware designer
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- LGq
- 03 Dec 2009
HELLO MOTO
Man, if all that was said before is true, MOTO really will be getting the place they lose some years ago.
A question about z12, will this have WIFI and GPS?
And when will we see a 1ghz phone?
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- Jerry
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- 03 Dec 2009
Jerry, 03 Dec 2009I'm Jerry and wanna help Moto fans to know that motorola is... moremore to said but see u next time
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- 03 Dec 2009
Anonymous, 03 Dec 2009Motorola Labs Announces
Significant Progress in
Carbon Na... moreI'm Jerry and wanna help Moto fans to know that motorola is still the best company so this is one of the reason that makes motorola to have good prices on market read and be sure that motorola is back CNT Nanoemissive Flat
Screen Display Debuts.
(carbon nanotube
technology)
Publication: Nanoparticle News
Date: Wednesday, June 1 2005
Motorola Labs, the applied
research arm of Motorola has
unveiled a 5-inch color video
display prototype based on
proprietary carbon nanotube
technology -- a breakthrough
technique that could create
large, flat panel displays with
superior quality, longer lifetimes
and lower costs than current
offerings. More details were
disclosed at the 43rd annual
Society for Information Display
(SID) International Symposium,
Seminar and Exhibition in Boston,
May 22- 27.
This first-of-its kind 5-inch
prototype which is optimized for
large screen HDTV is less than 1-
inch thick, harness
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- Anonymous
- fje
- 03 Dec 2009
Anonymous, 03 Dec 2009A field emission display (FED)
is a flat panel display tec... moreMotorola Labs Announces
Significant Progress in
Carbon Nanotube Technology
Carbon nanotube research
advances have the potential to
reduce cost of large, flat panel
displays and enable other
applications
Tempe, Ariz. – July 1, 2003 --
Motorola Labs, the applied
research arm of Motorola, Inc.,
(NYSE:MOT), announced today
exciting results from its carbon
nanotechnology research.
Motorola Labs is currently doing
research to integrate these
nanotech advances into key
applications, including large flat
panel displays.
Dubbed “nano emissive
display” (NED), the technology
enables manufacturers to design
large flat panel displays that
exceed the image quality
characteristics of plasma and
LCD screens at a lower cost.
Motorola currently is in
discussions with electronics
manufacturers in Europe and Asia
to license the technology for
commercialization.
Motorola’s NED approach to
displays could enable low cost,
flat panel wall-mounted
television, greater than 50 “
diagonal, and just one inch deep
to become a reality in the not too
distant future. The technology
also could be used for much
larger displays, such as those
used in billboard advertising or
sporting events.
“Motorola will continue to
develop technologies like this and
they will be a key element of our
strategy to do Intellectual Asset
Technology Licensing and
Transfer, ” said Janiece Webb,
senior vice president and general
manager, Advanced Technology
Businesses, Motorola. “We are
excited by these research gains
in carbon nanotechnology and the
promise they can hold for large,
flat displays as well as their
other applications. ”
Carbon Nanotube Advances
Carbon nanotubes, or CNTs, are
tubes of carbon atoms less than
a nanometer — one billionth of a
meter — in diameter. CNTs
possess a combination of unique
properties that make them highly
programmable for a variety of
purposes, including flat panel
displays.
Motorola developed a process to
grow CNTs at low temperatures.
This capability is important
because the commercial material
with which they must bond, such
as glass or transistors, are heat
sensitive.
In addition, Motorola has created
a method to precisely place CNTs
individually on a surface
material, in addition to
controlling their length and
diameter. This innovation gives
manufacturers the ability to
design products, on a molecular
level, to enhance specific
characteristics.
The ability to place CNTs directly
on a substrate while controlling
their spacing, size, and length,
provides a high quality image
with optimized electron
emissions, brightness, color
purity and resolution for flat
panel displays. Other attempts in
this field utilize a “paste” or
“print” method of applying CNTs,
which to date, have not been able
to provide the same level of
display image quality, or the
potential cost savings of
Motorola ’s NED process.