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BGR have got their hands on the Motorola Napolean Q9. It is a new world phone from Verizon Vireless supporting both quad-and GSM and CDMA networks. To prove that, they've inserted an AT&T SIM-card, and it worked.
Features are as following:

• Fingerprint scanner;
• QWERTY keyboard;
  
• Windows Mobile 6.1;
• CDMA EV-DO Rev.

AT&T will soon release another Motorola RAZR2, this time V9x. The only two features that differ it from the V9 model are integrated GPS receiver, which works even when the phone is closed, and the new dark-grey color. Everything else seems to be the same.

We'll let you know when it launches.

The new and basic Motorola W265 has just hit the FCC. Call it a calculator if you want, but apparently this boring clamshell doesn't offer anything besides dual-band GSM radio (EU/US) and FM receiver. How do you like that in the year of 2008?

A piece of junk I'd say, but if it's free, I'll take it. :)

Motorola announced its ZN200, a new slider handset in the ZINE line. It didn't make much noise, first of all because of its unattractive design and a less-than-expected 2Mpix (non-Kodak) camera, plus it has only 30MB.

It will be available in Brazil alongside the Z10 for 499 reais (about $311) in a choice of black or pink, and will include a 1GB memory card.

FCC site features a new Motorola cell phone, which doesn't look anything like the previous models, and is apparently destined for some non-US market with some kind of 3G coverage, as documentation and a front-facing cam justify the aforementioned.

We suppose it will be a low-end GSM/EDGE/WCDMA capable handset designed to bring WCDMA to the masses. The only thing that bothers us is the design, which is simply awful.

Motorola prepares a new low- to mid-range cell phone known as the Blaze. The design combines the traits of other Motorola handsets, including MING, PEBL a RAZR 2, and makes the phone look pretty ugly. The Blaze uses the a custom operating system for Verizon and will be sporting a touchscreen with haptic feedback.

Other features include:

• EV-DO Rev.

Soon Sprint will exclusively release the new Motorola V950.

This is a ruggedized PTT-capable clamshell phone, which suppors the carrier's recently launched QChat based Push-to-Talk service. This will allow users to make PTT based long distance calls, similarly to the iDEN network.

• EV-DO Rev. A data;
• PTT capabilities;
• 2Mpix camera with LED flash;
• microSD card slot;
• Dedicated external music keys;
• Bluetooth with A2DP;
• Built-in GPS with Sprint Navigation service

No word on pricing and availability.

SlashGear has posted an unboxing and hands-on video review of the new Motorola ROKR E8.

Check it out below!

T-Mobile is ready to announce its MOTOROKR E8 phone that was first seen at CES 2008 back in January. We already reviewed this phone.

For more details feel free to read the official press release which should be posted in several hours.

 

UPDATE: Motorola ROKR E8 was announced and will be available for purchase from T-Mobile starting July 7 for $199.

The Motorola's new ZN5 is the first model in the ZINE series.

It is a candybar handset with a 5Mpix Kodak camera featuring autofocus, a xenon flash, image stitching, and on-device integration with Kodak Gallery, as well as support for Wi-Fi, "ModeShift" technology for keypad morphing, and quad-band GSM/EDGE networks.

The first country to get the phone will be China, but Motorola plans a worldwide release shortly after.