Motorola V557

Specs:

* Sleek flip design with chrome accents and a soft-touch finish
* Motorola's SCREEN3 technology solution featuring zero-click access to news, sports, entertainment, and other premium content.
* VGA quality digital camera with zoom, brightness adjustment and picture caller ID
* Video record and playback
* EDGE, GPRS and J2ME
* PoC options including contact list with presence, PoC over Bluetooth1 and PoC over EDGE
* Push to View to share visual experiences with ease
* MMS, IM Wireless Village and Email (POP3, SMTP, IMAP4)
* 22KHz polyphonic speakers

The Motorola V557 is expected to be available in Q2 2005


Motorola V176

Specs:

• Compact flip phone form with black soft-touch housing and large internal display

• Push-to-Talk over Cellular functionality for one-touch connections to one contact or a whole group

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• Office-quality speakerphone
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  MMS, GPRS Class 8
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  WAP 2.0 Internet browser
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  IM via Wireless IM Village for quick chats
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  Strong battery life
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  Preloaded games to keep occupied during downtime
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  Downloadable1 polyphonic musical ringtones (up to 32 channels), screensavers and wallpapers
  Alarm clock

The Motorola V176 is expected to be available in Q3 2005.

Motorola V360

Specs:

• Integrated VGA camera with 4x zoom
  
  Video capture and playback
  
  EDGE technology for high speed data exchange
  
  Push-To-Talk (PTT) functionality
  
  Bluetooth Class 2 wireless connectivity
  
  MMS, Instant Messaging via IM Wireless Village and POP3, SMTP and IMAP4 email
  
  Integrated MP3 player
  
  Integrated speakerphone
  
  J2ME MIDP 2.0 CLDC 1.0
  
  WAP 2.0 browser and GPRS class 10
  
  Up to 5 MB of internal memory plus up to 256 MB using TransFlash removable memory slot

The Motorola V360 is expected to be available in Q4 2005

Motorola is increasing it's product line with six new phones: V1150, V557, V280, V270, and V176Well, that new 3G RAZR we wrote about recently is now as good as confirmed. The specs are still: tri-band GSM/GPRS, WCDMA,
2.2-inch QVGA screen, 2-megapixel camera, TransFlash slot, and extensive multimedia playback.

Furthermore they released:

• The V557, which features Push-to-Talk, Bluetooth and EDGE. It will be in store in Q2
• The V280 is known as the SLVRcam, which from its specs (Bluetooth, a VGA camera, and Push-to-Talk) may be
  appear to be the so called "Borneo".
• The V270 is the SLVRlite, which is the same phone as the SLVRcam V280, just without the cam. Release date is Q2.
• The V176 is pure low-end.—A budget clamshell phone featureing Push-to-Talk.
• The Vodafone-only multimedia-centric V1050, which has a 1.23-megapixel camera, two-way video calling,

And now the pics:


From left to right: V270, V176, V280

It was predictable: After the big succes of Sonys AIBO (at least in Japan) someone had to develop a similar toy. And surprise, surprise: It's a DOG! ;)
The i-Cybie is capable to do some typical doggie moves such as sit, stand, shake and lie down, as well as
using its robotic brain to respond based on how it’s treated: praise it and the dog will be in a good mood, but scold
it and i-Cybie will behave more passively. Sensors throughout its body help prevent it from bumping into things, and
enable i-Cybie to be sensitive to light changes. In case of "low-bat" the dog will go into the “downward-facing dog” yoga pose to let you know it needs recharging. Cuuute!

Today was supposed to be the big day that
Motorola unveiled the first
iTunes phone (which is probably going to be the
E399), but at the last minute they decided to cancel,
supposedly in response to a “last-minute message from a wireless carrier or carriers.” The official word from Motorola
is that they decided to kill the big announcement after consulting with the carriers who would be offering the phone
because they wanted “to wait to announce it when everybody is in sync with it.”
So what happened? It looks like one of the carriers or several carriers were not happy with the handset and pushed Motorola to postpone the announcement.

It's official now: T-Mobile Europe is going to launch the SonyEricsson D750 , which is a branded version of the W800.
It will feature a 2-megapixel camera, with autofocus, 4x digital zoom, preflash, and with red eye reduction, 38MB flash memory, an included 64MB MemoryStick Duo (with support for up to 2GB cards), MP3 playback, FM tuner, and a foreign language translation application.

Here you got the pics:

The silverish thing showed below is ROB-1
It's a camera on wheels which roves about and captures images. It can move around freely, steered wirelessly by the joy-stick or keypad on your mobile phone or as for P900/P910 with the touch screen, enabling you to see on your phone screen exactly what ROB-1 is looking at. You can then capture these images using your phone just as you would a normal photo.
WICKED!

photo.

Source: slashphone.com

Samsung has announced a new harddrive enabled phone called SGH-i300
The i300 runs on Windows Mobile and comes with a 1.3 megapixel digital camera, Bluetooth, scroll wheel navigation (where have we seen this kind of "click wheel" again?), a 262,000 color, 240x320 LCD screen, support for playback of MP3, WMA, AAC, and AAC+ audio files, and a TransFlash memory card slot. Last but not least the hard drive is plug-and-play, so you can connect the phone up to your PC over USB and use it as a file storage