Motorola RAZR2 Gets Triple Launch in US

The Motorola RAZR2 is coming to a store near you! Sprint, Verizon, and AT&T have announced the upcoming availability of the successor to Motorola's popular RAZR, the RAZR2. Sprint will be the first to make the phone available to the public. You can purchase the handset from Sprint's online store starting August 22nd. It will make it to Sprint retails stores on September 4th. Verizon and AT&T have not given specific dates, but have stated they plan to have the device available in September. Sprint has stated that their version with EVDO support will be available for $250 with service agreement and rebates at launch. Both Verizon and AT&T stated they will launch the device with a $300 price tag.

Motorola was able to make the device even slimmer, while packing in more power and features. Processing speed of the RAZR2 (225Mhz)is 10 times faster than the original RAZR. It has 2 GB of internal It sports a 2" external display, with features allowing you to view text messages and reply with pre-set text messages and listen to music with virtual music keys, all without opening the phone. Other features include stereo Bluetooth and a micro USB slot.

New PowerSource Phone From Sprint

Sprint just launched its latest handset in the PowerSource lineup. PowerSource phones operate on the Sprint iDEN network for Push-To-Talk calls and the Sprint CDMA network for voice and data calls. Dubbed the "Motorola Deluxe", the ic902 is the first PowerSource phone to launch with EVDO Mobile Broadband support. The ic902 provides push-to-talk users access to high-tier applications such as Sprint TV and Sprint Music Store.

The phone comes with a 2 megapixels camera, bluetooth support, a microSD slot, MP3 player, speakerphone, and push-to-talk. The flip phone dimensions are 3.78"x1.97"x0.87" and it weighs 4.8 ounces. The SRP is $489.99, but the phone is available for as low as $299.99 with service agreement and rebates.

Motorola Announces RAZR Successor, the RAZR2

Motorola is taking the RAZR brand to the next level with its announcement of the RAZR2, available in July 2007. Motorola was able to make the device even slimmer, while packing in more power and features. Processing speed of the RAZR2 is 10 times faster than the original RAZR. It has 2 GB of internal It sports a 2" external display, with features allowing you to view text messages and reply with pre-set text messages and listen to music with virtual music keys, all without opening the phone.

Sprint Announces Motorola Q

Sprint announced the planned availability of the Motorola Q in mid-February. Slim and stylish, the Q operates on the Windows Mobile 5.0 Smartphone Platform with the Messaging and Security Feature Pack and gives customers easy access to mobile email, Web, calendar, music, video and phone functionality in one pocket-sized device. Exclusive features available only from Sprint include:
- Sprint Mobile Broadband Service
- Customized Sprint Powerdeck
- NFL Mobile
- On Demand Content

Sprint is enabling the Motorola Q with flexible connectivity options including phone-as-modem functionality to allow customers to use the device with a laptop for high-speed data access via the Sprint Mobile Broadband Network.