The Motoroi is running on Android 2 engine with 3.7 ins touch screen, an impressive 8 MP camera with Xenon flash, HD recording (720p), TV turner, MicroSD slot and HDMI interface.

source: engadget

Forget iPhone for now… On the other side of gadget news, Motorola RAZR brand now has the RAZR 2 and it is first to be available in stores in South Korea. The v2 has a 2” screen with a crisp display (compared to the v1 RAZR) for video and reading text message, navigating multimedia files, navigation and among others. It has a touch sensor on the external display, it vibrates lightly whenever users touch its menu buttons. The RAZR 2 will be available in three flavor HSDPA, EV-DO, and GSM / EDGE. This gadget will be running on Linux engine and will be 2 mm. thinner than its V1 brother.

See video @ {gizmodo} and more @ {aving.net}

Say Hello to a new Moto!! This new Motorizr Z8 looks really cool with lots of multimedia features bells and whistles loaded into. It is Kick-Slider (watch out!) phone.

The Multimedia capabilities features video capture and playback at 30fps and QVGA 16 million color TFT screen plus 80MB of internal memory as well as 32GB via the microSDHC card, 8x zoom camera, lumi LED light and a dedicated keys to access music at the touch of a button.

It also integrates HSDPA and Bluetooth 2.0 and a well-designed user interface allows one-click access to phone functions. There are lots of other features and options into this phone for you to look into {here}

AgION antimicrobial has now been incorporated into additional iDEN phones. The recently launched i835 and i880 handsets join the i870, introduced last year, to feature this protection.

The antimicrobial, developed is incorporated into the coating and protects the phones by inhibiting the growth of microorganisms such as mold and mildew to help resist odor. Motorola is the first manufacturer to incorporate this technology in its phones.

Next week will be my last week of my contract with the current mobile service provider so I did start shopping for a reasonable service based on my current phone usage and lifestyle so compared services and fees and I ended-up with the Cingular, the company that purchase At&T wireless so basically I didn’t switch provider just the name.

I also decided to keep my mobile phone because I really like my high-end (a year ago) Moto phone and I don’t want to spend another dime (you guess it, Im cheap!) just to have a nice slick phone with all those bells and whistles.

I called Cingular, my current provider (former AT&T wireless) to have my phone unlock but the guy on the other line said they don’t unlock phone.. I said what?? I purchased this phone for the tune $299 a year ago and you just want me to trow it away? He said yes! that’s right! really a clever answer. Anyway, I ended up in Google and searched how to unlock my cell phone and it came up a bunch for results which in the end I sent it to a technician to unlock it for $10 + S&H which I believe is still reasonable than just throwing my high-end phone just like that.

My question is why is Cingular doing this stuff, when I was with T-Mobile I didn’t get this kind of answer when I requested to unlock my phone which is BTW is pretty fast.