Motorola’s New Phones Are Nice Things in Ugly Packages [Motorola]
Posted: January 6th, 2009 | Author: caden | Filed under: Technology | Tags: 3mp, 4gb Microsd Card, A3100, Agps, Autofocus, Background Noise, Candybar, Clamshell, Environmentalists, Microsd Cards, Military Spec, Motorola Motorola, Nice Things, Phonescoop, Ptt, Recycled Water, Renewable Energy Programs, Ruggedness, Tough Sell, Water Bottles | No Comments »
Motorola is rolling out three new handsets that’ll be available in the next few months. While the concepts are relatively up-to-date (eco-friendliness, military ruggedness, touchscreens), why did Motorola choose designs from 2002?
The Renew W233, a bright yellow candybar, is allegedly the first phone made from recycled water bottles.
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Later today we’ll see new Apple gear. Cultists know that Apple announces news then. But most don’t realize why. So I poked around and found out the answer:
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