BenQ, Motorola, Nokia to give CeBit a miss

BenQ, Motorola, Nokia to give CeBit a miss

submitted: 2006-09-19

submitter: cellsea

web site: www.pcadvisor.co.uk

BenQ, Motorola and Nokia will not have their own booth at the Hanover IT trade show in 2007, and rumours abound that other vendors, particularly in the consumer electronics segment, might also skip the annual event.

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submitted by cellsea 2007-05-16

Motorola presented its 2007 mobile devices collection, which included the RAZR 2 series, MOTO Z8, MOTO Q 9 and ROKR Z6 handsets. ...
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Motorola unveils in-car Bluetooth stereo system

submitted by cellsea 2006-11-01

Motorola has wheeled out its Automotive Music & Hands-free System T605 which offers access to digital music and phone calls directly through a car's sound system....
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Motorola Q Pro Expected Q1'07

submitted by cellsea 2006-10-16

Mobile phone retailer buywindowsmobile claims Motorola is set to release its Motorola Q Pro. The upcoming Motorola Q Pro is expected to resemble the current Motorola Q, though with enhanced professional functionality. Professional features include the MOTOPRO Mobility Suite for remote phone management capabilities. ...
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Alltel Wireless to offer MOTOKRZR K1m

submitted by cellsea 2006-10-02

Alltel Wireless America's largest network, and Motorola, a global leader in wireless communications, today announced that MOTOKRZR K1m, the latest in the enormously popular MOTORAZR family of wireless phones, is available online at shopalltel.com starting Oct. 2, 2006. It will be available in Alltel retail stores nationwide Oct. 5, 2006. ...
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What is Motorola going to do with Symbol?

submitted by cellsea 2006-09-29

says Rachna Ahlawat, research director at Gartner, "there is finally a chance for the wireless WAN and the wireless LAN to come together [within Motorola]. It's always a challenge for [merging] companies to integrate product lines," she acknowledges. "But overall, it's a positive step for industry," she says....
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Motorola takes cell phone impulse-shopping to new levels

submitted by cellsea 2006-09-22

The company has introduced vending machines in over 20 malls and airports around the country, with more likely to come. Called "INSTANTMOTO" machines, the massive vending machines will sell a wide range of cell phones and accessories to those with a bad case of upgrade-itis or who just need a phone in a pinch. ...
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BenQ, Motorola, Nokia to give CeBit a miss

submitted by cellsea 2006-09-19

Nokia, Motorola team up on mobile TV

submitted by cellsea 2006-09-11

Nokia and Motorola, the two largest handset makers, are to co-operate on mobile television in an effort to set the global standard for the technology....
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Motorola Buys Broadbus Technologies

submitted by cellsea 2006-09-08

Telecommunications equipment maker Motorola Inc. said Friday it has completed the acquisition of privately held Broadbus Technologies Inc., which provides technology for video on demand. ...
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Motorola, NFL extend marketing deal

submitted by cellsea 2006-09-06

Telecommunications equipment maker Motorola Inc. said Wednesday it has extended its current marketing contract with the National Football League for another five years through the 2011 season. ...
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Motorola Q software update available

submitted by cellsea 2006-08-30

Motorola has posted a software update for the Q, which is currently available in the US exclusively through Verizon Wireless. The update includes both security fixes and new features....
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Sprint gambles on fast mobile network

submitted by starease 2006-08-14

Sprint said this past week it will spend up to $3 billion to build a broadband network based on "WiMax" technology, a sort of a big brother to the popular Wi-Fi standard used in millions of wireless networks at home....
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