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  • fjh
  • 03 Dec 2009

Anonymous, 03 Dec 2009Coming Motorola phones: 1. Moto Genghis 2. Moto Z12 3. Moto... moreA field emission display (FED)
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    • Anonymous
    • fj2
    • 03 Dec 2009

    JAG, 03 Dec 2009yes, this has no keyboard. but there is also another MOT... moreComing Motorola phones: 1. Moto Genghis 2. Moto Z12 3. Moto Texel and this phones will bring really moto back as the Droid (Mileston) or cliq (Dext) doing and this coming phones will work with the carbon technology for the screen display this is one of moto secret on the Droid and Cliq for example the Cliq run Android 1.5 but have 256 000 colours but SE x10 run android 1.6 but on 16 000 only even if SE x10 update to Android 2 the Droid will still being better because of the carbon technology and moto will work sooner with 1Ghz Cpu but for a very nice phone and will be ready maybe from June but from now you will get Cpu between 500 mhz and 800 mhz and a lot of surprise motorola is going to the next level let say Hello Moto

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      • Anonymous
      • fj2
      • 03 Dec 2009

      First pictures of Motorola
      Z12 ZiNe with Symbian UIQ?
      If all the info about the upcoming
      phones the Czech site Mobile.cz
      is bringing us, checks out next
      week, call me really impressed.
      Just yesterday they’ve got us the
      goods on the first true Nokia N95
      competitor – Samsung SGH-G810
      phone.
      Today they seem to have the
      pictures of the long rumored
      upcoming Motorola Z12
      multimedia smartphone, that has
      been going under the Scarven
      nickname for a while now.
      To tell the truth, the picture
      itself is not too clear.
      But, while the phone on the left is
      clearly Z8 and the one in the
      middle is Moto Z10, the one to the
      right is different from them both.
      It also has the bigger display and
      touchscreen controls.
      Earlier rumors already told us
      that Scarven Z12 will come in the
      same form factor as Z8 and Z10.
      So, I’m inclined to believe that
      this could really be Motorola ZiNe
      Z12 , running Symbian UIQ OS.
      Previous rumors had it, that Z12
      will have built-in GPS and Wi-Fi, 5
      or 8 megapixel camera and 2.8″
      16M color VGA resolution
      touchscreen.
      With yeasterdays Motorola PR
      teaser, that sounds about right.
      Another N95 rival in the making?
      Update: The picture above
      seems to have come from Mobile-
      Review forums. It appeared there
      shortly and was quickly removed.
      From MRF and Dutch site GSM
      help desk (the guys who first
      brought us news about Scarven) I
      was able to piece some additional
      info on Motorola ZiNe Z12 :
      MOTO Z12 ZiNE does not have a
      full touchscreen. Instead, the
      screen is divided into two parts,
      with the bottom part featuring a
      touch sensitive slip for phone
      controls. The kick-slider keypad
      is used for the other functions.
      Yesterdays teaser was indeed
      about Z12, which will have a 16M
      color VGA resolution 2.8″
      display, the quality of which goes
      well beyond anything we are used
      to in mobile handsets.
      The phone will come with 5
      megapixel camera and (maybe,
      but not likely) 3x optical zoom.
      Motorola Z12 is not positioned as
      a camera phone, touting
      multimedia smarphone features
      instead.
      There will be a stand alone
      camera phone presented as well.
      It’s a candybar with with 5
      megapixel Kodak lenses,
      previously known under the
      codename X-Pixl.
      That’s about it for now. I’ll keep
      you posted as the new info
      trickles in.

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        • 95j
        • 03 Dec 2009

        Motorola’s Milestone handset is set to launch in the UK on Monday (7 December),but it will not be available from high street stores until 2010

        The Milestone will cost £449.99 sim free from online retailer Expansys.

        Expansys will have exclusive rights to sell the device until the end of the year.



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          • JAG
          • LGq
          • 03 Dec 2009

          milestone team , 03 Dec 2009The mythical Motorola (NYSE: MOT) Sholes tablet is starting... morewow, the Sholes Tablet Will br greeeeat, I cant wait for it.

          "Sholes Tablet" will be GSM and GSMArena have not even posted on the page.

          But we MOTO users dont mind about that, we are going make MOTO back again with our voices

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            • L9c
            • 03 Dec 2009

            Im find more picture on this mobile
            http://www.infomoto.info/androidmilestone.htm

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              • Anonymous
              • Ley
              • 03 Dec 2009

              256mb ram
              512mb rom
              android 2
              multi touch
              capacitive 16m


              excelent job moto

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                • 33V
                • 03 Dec 2009

                The Motorola Droid went live as Verizon (NYSE: VZ)’s first Android phone earlier this morning. Then, Google announced that their Google Maps app for Android 2.0 now supports GPS turn-by-turn directions with voice guidance. The two announcements merged, like that those really big storms in that one movie involving a fishing boat of some sort, to form one of the biggest product launches of the year. I just got a chance to put my hands all over the Motorola Droid and thought I’d let you in on my initial impressions (and from-the-hip pics). The short version: Verizon’s Motorola Droid is badass. Keep reading for the long version (and a massive hands-on photo gallery

                First, the Motorola Droid is slim – 13.7mm, to be exact. You’re probably not used to seeing a QWERTY slider as svelte as the keyboard-less iPhone 3GS, so the slim-waisted Droid is a pleasant surprise. Unfortunately, all that thinness comes with sacrifices. The keyboard is decent, but the keys are almost completely flat and don’t offer too much travel. Thankfully, there’s a satisfyingly tactile “click” to the keys that makes the keyboard quite usable. It’s also good to see the top row sporting numeric alternatives and a dedicated “@” key.

                The Droid is pretty. The little stub that extends below the bottom of the screen might look a bit awkward in photos, but in person the Droid is one attractive smartphone. Navigation buttons are flush mounted, making for clean look. The Droid’s sharp lines and modern industrial design remind me of Motorola’s glory days when the RAZR’s innovative design reigned king in the mobile phone market. And, with a soft-touch backside, the Droid is as pretty as it is fun to hold

                As for features and specs, the Droid is one power-packed handset. It’s got more than enough processing power to run its Android 2.0 OS without any noticeable lag or stuttering. Screen rotations execute without hesitation and menus pop up nice and fast. The 5-megapixel camera is impressive, as is the dual-LED flash and HD video recording at 24fps. The one video recording that I saw demonstrated on the Droid looked crisp and smooth, even at less than 30fps. The huge 3.7-inch capacitive touchscreen is bright and responsive. Then there’s the microSD card slot pre-loaded with a 16GB microSD card. Can you say multimedia monster?

                Google Maps Navigation is awesome (our video demo here). There’s a reason Garmin’s stock dropped through the floor this morning. Not only does Google provide turn-by-turn GPS navigation with voice prompts, the Google Maps Navigation feature allows you to overlay all kinds of data layers on top of your route – you can view traffic along your specific route, or you can find nearby gas stations, or Hilton hotels, or burger joints, or convenience stores, or… you get the idea. And, the ability to view your navigation route on top of Google Maps’ satellite view is amazing. There’s even a street view mode that gives you a look at what the upcoming turn looks like in real life!

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                  • Anonymous
                  • RNy
                  • 03 Dec 2009

                  milestone team , 03 Dec 2009The mythical Motorola (NYSE: MOT) Sholes tablet is starting... more8-megapixel autofocusing camera,
                  HDMI-out port,
                  a TI OMAP 3430 Cortex A8 processor clocked at 800Mhz, expecting the Sholes to launch next year with the latest Android 2.1 OS on board,


                  Cannot imagine how fast with the TI OMAP 3430 Cortex A8 processor 800Mhz!!

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                    • milestone team
                    • 3Pq
                    • 03 Dec 2009

                    The mythical Motorola (NYSE: MOT) Sholes tablet is starting to become reality. Since before the launch of the Android-powered Motorola Droid and its slide-out QWERTY keyboard, we’ve been hearing rumors that Motorola has a slate-style (tablet) variant in the works – the Sholes tablet. We’ve been dying to see what the presumably thinner, more powerful candybar Droid/Sholes would look lie, and today we’re happy to say that we’ve been given a glimpse of the upcoming Android phone.

                    Thanks to Mobile01, we now know that the Motorola Sholes tablet picks up where the Droid left off. It’s got the same 3.7-inch 854 x 480 touchscreen, a 3.5mm headphone jack and a robot-chic design aesthetic. Taking things a bit further, we learn that the Sholes sports an 8-megapixel autofocusing camera, HDMI-out port, a TI OMAP 3430 Cortex A8 processor possibly clocked at 800Mhz, multi-touch support and Motorola’s Crystal Talk DSP call enhancement technology. We’re also expecting the Sholes to launch next year with the latest Android 2.1 OS on board, possibly on T-Mobile (NYSE: DT)’s US network.

                    For those of you not paying attention, the Motorola Sholes will apparently feature an HDMI output port capable of pushing HD video (at least 720p resolution, possibly 1080p) to external displays. As if the generous 3.7-inch touchscreen wasn’t enough, Motorola’s Sholes will allow you to watch your videos in its full HD glory on your TV or computer monitor .

                    Stay tuned for details on this upcoming Android monster!


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                      • Anonymous
                      • Mfx
                      • 03 Dec 2009

                      Jack, 03 Dec 2009Hi, Is there any info on it's Java? Thanks
                      J ava Via third party appli cation
                      - Dig ital compass
                      - Dedicated search key
                      - MP3/AAC+/WAV/WMA9 player
                      - MP4/H.263/H.264/WMV9 player
                      - Voice memo
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                        • Anonymous
                        • tDV
                        • 03 Dec 2009

                        Rumor ?

                        Another Motorola Sholes Tablet specification, Will not know for sure till Motorola announce this HP

                        http://www.intomobile.com/2009/12/02/motorolas-android-powered-sholes-tablet-breaks-cover-hdmi-port-spotted.html

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                          • Jack
                          • w6L
                          • 03 Dec 2009

                          Hi,

                          Is there any info on it's Java?

                          Thanks

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                            • motofan.ir
                            • nsC
                            • 03 Dec 2009

                            Anonymous, 03 Dec 2009This is one extremly fugly phone... One of the ugliest pho... moreyou must take a Oculist visit

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                              • motofan.ir
                              • nsC
                              • 03 Dec 2009

                              sholes tablet
                              8MP autofocus camera with Xenon flash, HMDI port, and a 3.5mm headset jack.
                              3.7 inch touchscreen display with 480 x 854 pixels, HSUPA, Wi-Fi 802.11b/g with DLNA, and a 550MHz OMAP TI 3430 CPU
                              might come with Android 2.1 Flan

                              http://www.unwiredview.com/2009/12/02/motorola-sholes-tablet-appears-in-leaked-photos/



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                                • Anonymous
                                • vGN
                                • 03 Dec 2009

                                Harry, 03 Dec 2009could some one tel me the cost of this phone in indian rupeesPrice not yet revealed.Will be below 25000 rupees in India.

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                                  • Harry
                                  • Mx@
                                  • 03 Dec 2009

                                  could some one tel me the cost of this phone in indian rupees

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                                    • JAG
                                    • LGq
                                    • 03 Dec 2009

                                    Anonymous, 02 Dec 2009shoels tablet have qwerty slider like milestone or no ? yes, this has no keyboard.

                                    but there is also another MOTO android, with 800mhz processor, and 3.8 inches screen.

                                    MOTO is really in the market again.

                                    finally, did you remember z8 and z10, well z12 will be soon on the market

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                                      • Anonymous
                                      • tDx
                                      • 03 Dec 2009

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