Sprint Motorola i365IS

Sprint have announced the Motorola i365IS, where the “IS” stands for “Intrinsically Safe”. According to Sprint, the i365IS “is incapable of releasing sufficient electrical or thermal energy to ignite fuel and cause a fire or explosion” and is safe to use in areas containing flammable gasses, vapors or dust. Personally, I’d like any cellphone I use to be incapable of exploding, but maybe that’s too much to ask. As well as promising not to go supernova in your front pocket, the i365IS has push-to-talk (PTT), military-spec ruggedization and Bluetooth.
You’re not getting a high-definition screen ideal for the latest ripped DivX movie - in fact 130 x 130 with 64k colors is your lot - but there’s a speakerphone, MMS, embedded GPS and multi-line support. The i365IS supports all the latest PTT services, including Group Connect, International Direct Connect (well, if by International you mean Mexico and Canada) and short-range non-cellular Direct TalkSM.
The Motorola i365IS is seemingly not yet available from Sprint, though the basic non-IS i365 is priced at around $90 with a new two-year agreement. Sprint haven’t announced availability or pricing for the new handset yet.

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Motorola Motofone

The rate at which the number of mobile users are increasing, India has transformed into an intermediate market. Motorola already has a couple of mobile phones which are cheap and are showing high sales. The Motorola MotoFone is an even cheaper addition in the list.

This phone is one of the cheapest phones available in the market - it still looks stylish and sleek. The MotoFone is a dual-band GSM phone weighs just 70 gm. It has seven polyphonic rigntones and the vibrator also.

The phone delivers about eight hours of talktime and 20 days of standby. The MotoFone is the cheapest of the cheapest deals. Motofone is one of the best phones in its class for the features as well as the price.

It is sleek, great to hold, simply superb audio quality and above all great network catching capability. The Motofone uses very little power thus enabling it to go on for hours and hours. The battery lasts for over eight hours.

Motofone is for those who are just concerned with talking on the phone and not listening to mp3s on it. The display is big enough and clear enough for you to read even without lenses

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MOTOYUVA EM325

Those who are looking for a low end mobile music phone might want to consider Motorola's new EM325.

The new Motoyuva EM325 is loaded with following features:
1.Equipped with a 3.5 mm headphone port.
2.The Motoyuva handset features a 1.8 inch screen.
3.The slider phone comes fitted with 1.3 megapixel camera.
4.Supports MP3 playback, stereo FM radio and Bluetooth.
5.Onboard memory can store up to 1,000 contacts and 750 messages.
6.Memory is expandable to 2GB via Micro SD card that can be used to store songs and other data.

Motoyuva EM325 is available at Rs 5,599

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