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If you've been waiting to take a closer look at the upcoming Motorola i9, here's your chance. Below you'll find a 3 minute walkthrough of this clamshell from Boost Mobile. And, since it's a video, it's up to you to decide whether to buy this phone or not...

The all-green Motorola W233 Renew is now available for T-Mobile customers. It costs just $9.99 on contract and can be purchased direct from T-Mobile.

The phone is made of 100% recyclable materials, and requires 20% less energy to br produced. Its features include Moto's CrystalTalk noise reduction technology, a microSD slot (up to 2GB), 128 x 128 display, and an impressive 9 hour long battery life during talk time.

A photo of what appears to be the unannounced Motorola ZN300 has surfaced today. As seen in the pic, the phone comes with a context-aware d-pad, where the options change based on the feature currently in use. Also, several screenshots from the phone's UI have been released, showing possible integration with social networks such as Facebook and MySpace, as well as an AT&T's Cellular Video service icon indicating that the handset is most likely coming to AT&T.

Sprint has announced the stylish Motorola i9 iDEN phone that will soon be going for sale via Sprint Nextel and Boost Mobile channels. It will be released by the end of February at Boost Mobile for $299 (outright), and at Sprint for $199 with a 2-year contract and after a $50 mail-in rebate.

Some leaked images of the upcoming Motorola ZN300 have appeared in the web today. Currently we only know that the phone will feature a 3Mpix camera, a 240 x 320 resolution display, integrated Opera mobile browser, and support for GSM/EDGE/3G networks.

Stay tuned for more details.

An updated version of the Motorola Krave ZN4, also known as the Motorola Prizm, has been released in Korea. The phone comes in orange colored casing, and features the following updated specification

• 840 x 480 resolution touchscreen display (240 x 400 original)
• 3Mpix camera (2Mpix original)
• Mobile TV capability

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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.

Motorola has announced 2 new rugged Windows Mobile smartphones for the Asian market, called FR68 and FR6000. Both look pretty bulky, especially the second one with its unusual form-factor, and offer the following features:

• 3.5G support;
• GPS receiver;
• Bluetooth;
• IrDA;
• Wi-Fi;
• Marvell 624MHz processor;
• 320 x 240 QVGA screen;
• 3.

The new Motorola Tundra clamshell that has recently been treleased on Rogers will soon become available to AT&T customers. A good choice for those who want a rugged phone with acceptable features.

• 2Mpix camera;
• 3G;
• stub antenna;
• a-GPS;
• QVGA display;
• microSD card

 

Motorola's new EM326g slider is anything but a high-end handset, and here's a photo of it standing next to the S7-HD Bluetooth headset. The phone includes Bluetooth support, a 1.3Mpix camera, 3.5-millimeter headphone jack and a microSD card slot. And that's basically all we know about it. Hit the source link to see more photos.