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Presenting the second Ferrari branded phone by Motorola, the RAZR2 V9 Ferrari Edition.

Apart from the specific design, Ferrari branding and content, specifications remained the same as the original. No word on pricing yet, but according to initial reports the phone will be available in Latin America and Asia first.

Specifications should include:

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Verizon Wireless announced it has added the Motorola Q9c to its smartphones lineup.

The phone is now available for $149.99 after a $100 online discount and $50 mail in rebate.

Features of the Motorola Q 9c include Windows Mobile 6 Standard OS, a large 2.4" color TFT display, 1.3Mpix fixed focus camera/camcoder, Stereo Bluetooth, as well as 128MB of internal memory and a microSD slot supporting up to 32GB.

FCC has approved the rumored Motorola A1600 MING 2 smartphone.

Judging by the available documentation this phone is for the Asian market and is not planned for a stateside release. But if you really want it, there's no problem in buying it outside the U.S. and bringing it back home, as it supports for quad band GSM, which allows for worldwide usage.

Other features include Linux OS, a 3.

O2 became the exclusive carrier for the new Motorola RIZR Z10 cell phone.

Luckily, once the limited launch period is finished, other carriers will also be able to pick up this handset.

A while back Verizon promised to release three new phones in April.

Two of them are already available, I mean enV(2) or XV6900, but the third Motorola Q9c is still missing. According to a reliable source, the phone will be available for purchase in Verizon's B2B, web, and telesales channels on May 9 alongside the BlackBerry Curve and Samsung Glyde.

Several photos of the rumored Motorola ZN5 cameraphone appeared at the Chinese KeySJ site.

The phone measures 11.8mm thick, has a 5Mpix Kodak-branded camera with xenon flash, “hybrid” keyboard (same as on the ROKR E8), and runs Motorola’s Linux – Java OS. 

That's all for now. Check out the photos.

Three new phones from Motorola may be coming out in the near future, namely the W388, W396, and VA76r models.

The first two are low-end handsets with 128x128 screens, GPRS data, Java support, and VGA cameras.

The VA76r in its turn is more advanced and offers a QVGA screen, Montavista 2.6.10 Linux OS, Freescale ArgonLV processor, 2Mpix cam, and support for HSDPA network.

Here's another handset that was spotted at the FCC site last week.

Apparently, this is the Motorola A810, a new Linux-based touch screen smartphone with the onscreen keyboard and handwriting recognition, along with an FM radio, and tri-band GSM support.

The U.S. release is questionable, though availability details are unknown yet.

Stay tuned for more details.

Motorola VE75 is the company's latest cell phone revealed lately in China.

Targeted primarily at young customers, the handset features a 2.6" 240x400 16:9 contrast ratio display, Bluetooth, 2Mpix camera, various multimedia capabilities, and a dual SIM card slot.

The last feature will likely make the phone quite popular.

Motorola's RAZR2 V9m will soon be available in Canada from Virgin Mobile for $149 CAD (about $147) on 3-year contract.

 

Just to remind you, the phone features a 2Mpix camera, 2" external QVGA and a 2.2" internal QVGA displays, external music controls, stereo Bluetooth, EV-DO data, and a microSD card slot.