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Documents found at FCC site revealed some information about the Motorola i680, a rugged clamshell for the Sprint Nextel network. The handset supports 800/900MHz iDEN bands, and has Bluetooth and GPS. Photos show that the i680 also comes with two displays, a camera with flash, microSD card slot and a headset jack. According to the draft user manual, other features include video capture, threaded messaging, audio/video media playback and PTX services.

Meet the Motorola i410, a new iDEN phone that has recently been spotted at the FCC site. It is pretty ugly like all iDEN representatives, as seen on the photos, and features a small external screen, push-to-talk functionality, GPS, Bluetooth connectivity support, speakerphone, messaging and basic web access.

That's about all we had to share. Pricing and availability info is not available yet.

First pictures of the upcoming Motorola's Android-powered iDEN/Wi-Fi phone have appeared recently. Known as Opus 1, the handset will be manufactured by Israel-based subsidiary Mirs, and will arrive sometime in 2010.

It looks like Telus' Mike will be the second iDEN carrier in Canada to offer the Motorola i465 Clutch. It is a low-end messaging handset with a front-facing QWERTY keyboard, and features like PTT, threaded SMS/MMS, Bluetooth support, and a cr@ppy VGA camera.

The upcoming Motorola iDEN i465, which was first unveiled back in January, has been spotted yesterday on the FCC’s website, along with a bunch of pictures and a User Manual. It's not pretty and is low-end, like all the latest Motorola handsets. The only thing that makes this phone attractive is its front-facing QWERTY keyboard, which indicates that it's made for texters.

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Motorola has unveiled its latest iDEN phone. There isn't much info about it at the moment, but we're always happy to see new iDEN handsets.

Specs:

• 2.2" display;
• 1.3 megapixel camera;
• Bluetooth 2.0;
• microSD card expansion

 

Some press pics of the upcoming iDEN Motorola i465 have surfaced today online, so you might as well take a good peek at the device. Specifications aren't its stong side, and include a QWERTY keyboard, VGA camera, Bluetooth 2.0 support, and of course, iDEN PTT (Push-to-Talk) capability.

No carriers have announced their plans to pick up the device so far.

Motorola's new i465 is the company's first iDEN phone with a QWERTY keyboard. It's definitely not the best looking iDEN phone out there, and you can be sure it's not the best specwise either, though so far we only know it will feature Bluetooth 2.0 connectivity and a VGA camera. No word on pricing and availability. Stay tuned.

As expected, Telus has launched the BlackBerry 8350i on its iDEN network in Canada. Current prices are as follows:

$249 on 3-year contract;
$449 on 2-year contract;
$549 on 1-year contract;
$599 outright

So, any takers?

Sprint has finally released the new BlackBerry Curve 8350i for its PTT-based iDEN network. The phone is currently available at the Sprint's web store for just $149 after a mail-in rebate with a 2-year contract. The carrier's retail stores should start selling it from January 11.

Features include:

• BlackBerry Device Software v4.6;
• Integrated GPS for step-by-step directions, navigation and local search;
• 2Mpix digital camera with digital zoom, flash and video recording;
• DataViz Documents To Go;
• Speakerphone;
• Expandable memory of up to 16GB through its microSD/SDHC memory card slot;
• Bluetooth 2.