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Motorola's VE240 music-centric cell phone will soon be arriving to Cricket and to Metro PCS. According to the source, the phone will be available from Cricket Communications in the Tulsa market tomorrow, and all Cricket Communications and MetroPCS markets in a couple of weeks.Some of the features include:

• Music player;
• Stereo Bluetooth;
• Dedicated music key;
• MicroSD slot (up to 4GB);
• Speakerphone;
• USB 2.

Want to stand out of the crowd, but can't afford a Vertu? How about a Motorola A1600 instead? No, the luxury version of it by Cartier. This one comes wrapped in gold and fake crocodile skin, and costs just $867. Unlike Vertu, this option won't burn a hole in your pocket, but does it worth it? How do you think?

Motorola announced the VE66, a new slider cameraphone, which features a 5Mpix camera with autofocus, LED flash, as well as image stabilization, and red-eye reduction funcrions. Other features include MP3 playback, FM radio with RDS, Wi-Fi and Bluetooth connectivity, and support for widgets for Web-based content. Motorola didn't announce what bands it will support.

According to Motorola, the company's new VE240 cell phone will be released for Cricket Communications and Metro PCS subscribers tarting tomorrow. The price wasn't announced though....Some of the features of the VE240:

• Stereo Bluetooth;
• MP3 playback;
• microSD card expansion up to 4GB;
• USB 2.0 file transfer

Motorola MOTOZINE ZN5 was accidently spotted at the Sprint’s website. While this is definitely good news for many of us, note that the carrier din't even mention the handset before. And now it's listed among other phones... If you ask me, this proves that the launch is iminent, we just have to wait. We also expect the phone to have all the same specs as its GSM counterpart.

You probably already know that T-Mobile will soon start offering the Motorola ZN5. Before you rush to buy it take some time to watch this comprehensive unboxing video of the handset. Know what you're about to buy.

Recently AT&T started selling the Motorola RAZR2 V9x. This model differs from the original V9 by adding support for AT&T's Navigator service, as well as a number of other improvements, such as access to more features from the external display, Video Share, support for up to 8GB of memory, and increased talk and stand-by times. It is available for $200 on a new contract after rebates.

Yep, apparently this is the only cool phone design Motorola has, so they've made another RAZR in hope it would attract more buyers. At first glance, this new RAZR i9 doesn't differ from its previous models, so what's the catch? The addition of ModeShift maybe?

Motorola’s new VE66 looks boring, but has some nifty features like 3G and Wi-Fi support and a 5Mpix (non-Kodak) camera. The first market to get it will apparently be Chinese. No idea if it will be released anywhere else.

Motorola has unveiled its latest RAZR V8 Antique Rose phone. It is the same V8 under the hood, but its package is now slightly thinner and tougher. The price wasn't announced, but Antique Rose will surely cost more than the original V8.