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June 23, 2006

Portable Power P970

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Motorola has unveiled the Portable Power P970 gadget, a power pack that plugs into any device with a mini USB port either to recharge the host or provide current immediately.

The P970 is essentially a 1700mAh rechargeable battery in a curvy PEBL-like casing with a USB port on top. It weighs just 79g and measures 7.4 x 5.1 x 2.4cm
Portable Power P970





June 16, 2006

Motorola Canary , Motorola Capri Pictures

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bengalboy.com
has posted tons of comparison images of the Motorola Canary vs the Motorola Capri.

The Upcoming Motorola Canary and Capri are the successors to the current RaZr and SlVr cell phones. The Most obvious difference between the Canary & Capri is the form factor. The Canary is the classic Motorola "ClamShell" or "Flip Phone" design while the Capri is a "Slider"






Moto Q "Tivo + Slingbox" Review

qusers.com has a video review of the Slingbox Mobile Smartphone edition controlling a Tivo






June 14, 2006

David Beckham , Motorola's Global Brand Ambassador

Motorola has announced the signing of David Beckham as a global brand ambassador.

The three-year collaboration with the professional footballer will kick-off with major activities across Asia including advertising appearances and extensive retail promotions rolled out across the network of Motorola stores and distributors throughout the region.
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Motorola Canary

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A poster over at howardforums.com recently shared images of a new motorola handset, codenamed Canary

The Motorola Canary is wide as the RAZR. Speculation is rife that the quad-band Canary will feature a 2.0 megapixel camera, 17MB of internal memory, a microSD memory card slot (up to 1GB), Bluetooth 2.0 connectivity, and a mini USB port.

Seen at Uberphones







Motorola Razr V3 Clublights Mod

No directions on how to do this but here is a cool video of a Motorola Razr V3 Mod






June 3, 2006

Motorola SCPL

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Engadget points to a mock up of the Motorola SCPL

The handset above is 0.2-inches thick, QVGA display, 512MB flash memory, MicroSD slot, 3.5mm headphone jack, FM radio , Bluetooth 2.0 and a titanium-alloy build.






Destination Q

Motorola, Inc. has announced plans to open a pop-up retail location, dubbed Destination Q, in its hometown of Chicago on June 8th.

Located at 666 North Michigan Avenue, Destination Q will give consumers an exclusive opportunity to experience the Motorola brand brought to life through in-depth, customized and hands-on experiences with its game-changing product line lead by the new Motorola Q.

Read More on Destination Q






June 1, 2006

Sprint to carry first CDMA SLVR ( L7c SLVR) from Motorola?

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According to pcsintel , sources at Sprint have confirmed that Sprint will carry the first CDMA SLVR from Motorola.

The L7c SLVR will improve on the existing SLVR with an improved 1.3 megapixel camera, as well as GPS, and all other Sprint-enhanced MIDP 2.0 services. The device, like the V3c, will be slightly larger to accommodate the more-powerful CDMA platform, but is reported to still be slimmer than a standard RAZR, making the device the slimmest CDMA phone in any carrier's lineup.




 

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