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The original Motorola RAZR V3 just refuses to die. Behold the new LuK Hot Pink edition, an obvious follow-up to the LuK launched back in February 2009 with 7.2Mbps HSDPA, video call support, and Bluetooth connectivity. It is available now for 500,000 won (about $400) on SKT in Korea.

It looks like the upcoming Motorola Morrison will be Android-powered. At least that's what we see on this photo. Apparenly, it runs the vanilla Android build, though it might be a custom one, and we can clearly see some of the soft keys. The phone's specifications remain unknown, but we’ll keep you up to date on that.

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Here is a video tour of the Verizon Wireless' new Motorola Rival:

This is the new Motorola A45 Murano, the latest addition to the company's A-series. Basically, it is the same Motorola's QA1 Karma, stripped of its 3G support, and uglier. Verizon's Rival is also a part of the family, as the resemblance is clearly noticeable, in form factor design that is.

Other than that we can't really tell you anything else about it. Oh, just one thing - the initial release will take place in Brazil.

Bluetooth SIG has recently approved a new handset from Motorola's MING series, the A1890, codenamed "Greatwall", though this name is subject to change. Nothing interesting, really. Like its predecessors, this model will likely be pushed to Asian market. Known features include:

• GSM and CDMA / EV-DO support;
• QVGA screen;

  [Continue reading Motorola MING A1890 "Greatwall"]

Motorola has announced a new handset in the ROKR family. Say hello to the Moto ROKR ZN50, a new music phone currently headed to South Korean market.

• WCDMA 2100/HSDPA 7.2 Mbps, tri-band GSM 900/1800/1900;
• Dimensions: 108.9mm x 54mm x 14.3mm;
• Weight: 143g;
• Display: widescreen touch-sensitive 3.2-inch, TFT, 240×427 pixels resolution, 262k colors;
• Camera: 3.

Here's a video tour of the Motorola i465 Clutch for Boost Mobile made by Phone Scoop. Enjoy:

A 2:41 minute video showing how Windows Mobile 6.5 Standard performs on old hardware that is Motorola Q9h:

Yesterday AT&T has announced the availability of the Motorola Karma QA1. It is available now for $79.99 with a $50 mail in rebate and a 2-year contract.

Features:

• Quad-band GSM/EDGE;
• Dual-band HSDPA;
• Sliding QWERTY keyboard;
• 2.5" QVGA display;
• 2Mpix camera;
• aGPS;
• Bluetooth 2.

The popular Motorola Clutch i465, which was launched last month on Boost, will soon be coming to Sprint. While it won't be the company's only option to feature a QWERTY keyboard, the price of just $39.99 after rebates will make it a great choice for texters.

For that price you'll get threaded SMS and MMS, POP3 email support, Bluetooth, a VGA camera, Direct Connect and not much else.