
There’s a new Motorola concept phone by Lysandre Follet from Paris. It comes with a dual camera, wifi and bluetooth connectivity, and resembles the Motorola Q phone. The phone also has e-mail support and dedicated hard keys for the multimedia player. Unfortunately it’s just a concept that really should become a real product. [New Launches via Upcoming Cell Phones]

If you’re looking for a music phone that isn’t all that fancy, then the Motorola W270 might be a great phone for you. Considering all the features it comes with like support for Hinglish (Indian English) and seven African languages, Motorola’s CrystalTalk technology, FM radio with RDS, a dedicated music key for the digital audio player ( iMelody, MIDI, MP3, AMR), a microSD card slot for cards up to 2GB, and GPRS. So if any of you are planning to either a trip to India or Africa in the near future, you might wanna pick up this phone. The W270 will drop sometime in the first quarter for a varying price. [Motorola via Upcoming Cell Phones]

Ever wanted a phone powered by water? Well both Angstrom Power and Motorola have developed hydrogen-powered cell phones. The phones work with a Hydrogen fuel cell that extracts hydrogen from water and then extracts electrons from the hydrogen. Sounds pretty cool, hopefully these water phones make it to the store shelves eventually.
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by Nicole on February 12, 2008

The last handset to be released by Motorola is the W181. The W181 comes with a 128×128 colored screen display, CrystalTalk technlogy which masks noises for clearer audio, a one-key access to SMS, built-in FM radio, various applications, and 7 different African languages as well as Hinglish (Hindi + English) menu translations. No word on an exact pricing, but the phone should release sometime in quarter 1.
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by Vie on January 20, 2008

Spice up your gadget collection with this sizzling new bling from Goldstriker. They will release this elegant platinum plated phone on February 21st with price tagged at $1200. Looks like fans of Motorola are being spoiled again with this super bling.
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by Nicole on January 17, 2008

Touch keypad music phones are getting very common these days especially this year. Motorola has just dropped the ROKR E8 which is a touch keypad music cell phone. It features all the standard features like 2GB of internal memory, 2.0-megapixel camera, miniSD slot, Bluetooth 2.0 with A2DP, and a touch-sensitive keypad. Check out the video demo as well as another pic after the jump.
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by Nicole on January 4, 2008

Being displayed at the CES as well is the Motorola DH01 mobile tv which is a portable media player that shows you live TV, on-demand video clips, and programming saved on Digital Video Recorders (DVRs).It features a 4.3″ display, a 5-minute memory buffer, and memory card slots that can store up to 1.5 hours of video, and a 4-hour battery life. No word on pricing or availability at the moment.
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by Nicole on January 3, 2008

Korea is getting a dose of orange with the new LG Z6M slider my Motorola. It comes with 3.5mm ear jack, 2M camera, e-book, file viewer, memory card slot and alot more. Pricing is still unknown, but that and availability should be available soon.
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by Nicole on December 27, 2007

The FCC has approved the Motorola ROKR E8 and has gathered all the specs such as GSM / EDGE, Force feedback keyboard, Landscape display, Mini-USB, Bluetooth, and MicroSD. No info on pricing or release dates at the moment.
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by Vie on December 17, 2007

There’s no cooler way to show off your bling than having this headset stuck on your ears. With this Alexander Amosu’s MOTOPURE H12 limited edition headset, you’ll be the walking bling. Featuring more than 180 excellent cut diamonds combined with 18k gold, you’re free to choose between white, pink or even black diamonds. This headset is custom made and will be available in Selfridges in London and Manchester, and Harvey Nicholls, London from mid-December with price tagged at £4,000 for the base model and £6,2350 for the fully-loaded set. I guess they knew Americans couldn’t afford these.
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