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Motorola RAZR2 V9, the best selling next generation mobile phone has just been released in Australia. This stylish slim and sleek clamshell packed with a full range of high-end multimedia features is now available through Telstra for $799.

MOTORAZR2 V9 Features:

• 2.2" and 2.0" 240x320 QVGA 262K color displays;
• Touch-sensitive external music keys;
• Integrated 2Mpix camera with 8x digital zoom;
• 2GB of on-board memory;
• Internal antenna;
• Connectivity via Micro USB, USB 2.

AT&T unveiled some information about the Motorola Q9H, named MOTO Q Global by the company.

This is a WM6-based 3G smartphone first announced back in February supporting GSM/EDGE/HSDPA networks, and featuring an integrated GPS receiver with location-based services applications, and a 2Mpix photo/video camera.

FCC has revealed today the new Motorola Sidekick Slide smartphone coming for T-Mobile.

The device looks similar to Sidekick 3, only its screen slides up instead of spinning around to uncover the five-line QWERTY keyboard underneath. Highlights include quad-band GSM/EDGE support, Bluetooth 1.2, 1.3Mpix camera, music player, microSD slot, messaging tools, and support for T-Mobile's MyFaves.

If you recall, earlier we mentioned the upcoming MOTOROKR E8 clamshell.

Well, now we know that it will be available sometime in Q1 2008. The main point of attraction here is the so called Omega Wheel, which appears to be a wacky round navigation pad.

Just to name some of the MOTOROKR E8 specs, the new ROKR will include a 2Mpix camera, a 262K QVGA display, 2GB of on-board memory, and a microSD card slot for memory expansion.

Motorola has introduced its new Bluetooth wireless music/handsfree car speaker, called the MOTOROKR T3.

The device comes with a visor clip and control buttons on the front and volume controls on the side. It supports Bluetooth 2.0 + A2DP profile, which allows pairing the speaker with any Bluetooth-enabled device and also to play streaming audio.

The ugly piece of mobile phone you see on the pics is the new Motorola ROKR E8. And damn it looks hideous!

The front is just disgusting and the back makes the phone look like a cheap lump of plastic. Did Motorola fire all its designers? It seems so, as we haven't seen any noticeable design changes in the company's handsets since 2004, when the original RAZR has been released.

We have some exclusive photos of the three upcoming Motorola handsets. They’re totally different, and therefore are targeted at different market segments.

The first is Motorola U3, a budget clamshell with outdated specs, similar to PEBL U6. It is available in 2 color schemes: a combination of Black and Red, called “Licorice” and in all-Pink, called “Rose”.

It has been a while since we've last heard of the upcoming MOTOROKR U9.

Well now we have some new pictures of it for you. Judging by the photos available, the device comes with a new “stealth” LCD display and the RAZR2 like “vibration-feedback” touch controls. Also it seems to have EDGE support lacking, but still comes with 25MB of internal memory and a microSD slot.

Motorola's CFO Tom Meredith announced that taking into account iPhone's success, one of the main points in the company's new strategy would be to provide its future handsets with touch-screens and Wi-Fi connectivity.

Another important part of the strategy is refocusing to providing customers with a wide range of mobile phones instead of promoting a single stand-out device.

Check this one out! It’s a modified MOTOROKR E6, which actually transforms, but somehow keeps its cell phone functionality.

Unfortunately the author of this wacky creation is unknown, but we should really to pay him a tribute: in the sea of standard looking handsets this one is something definitely original.