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December3

A New Moto for People on the Go

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Mobile phones have made it easier for us to communicate without the hassle of wires and the bulk of telephone units. These days, people have extremely busy lifestyles, that the necessity for communication becomes more and more apparent, even when commuting to and from places. Because of the ever-changing need for more improved mobile phone units to fit the busy person’s life, Motorola has brilliantly answered the call. Hence, the Motorola RAZR V3m was born.

A far cry from the original RAZR V3 which came out in 2005, the V3m debuted in the United States not long after in 2006. With Verizon as the first service provider that the V3m supports, the network offered lots of cool options for people with fast-paced lifestyles. Other networks like Sprint, SureWest, and Alltel are a few of many that followed suit.

Verizon offered their subscribers V CAST and V CAST Music Store, which they can access through their RAZR V3m. With the phone’s Evolution Data Optimized (EVDO) feature, they can download songs, music videos, TV clips, movie previews, news, and weather easily, even when on the go. The V3m has a web browser for checking email and surfing the web, and a 2.2 screen at 65,000 color resolution, allowing clear displays.

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December3

From the Masterminds of Motorola

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Motorola, a Fortune 100 company, first brought out the RAZR V3 into the market in July of 2005. The model was the first of many generations of slim, compact, versatile, and smart 2G and 3G phones that the company came up with. As the unique style of the RAZR V3 became more and more popular around the United States, Canada, South America, Europe, New Zealand, and Australia, upgrades of the original unit were born, such as the V3c, V3t, V3i, and others. The models changed based on the cellular service providers that wish to offer better versions, like Vodafone, Cingular, and T-Mobile.

A little over a year later, Motorola released the Motorola RAZR V3m, a multimedia phone packed with dozens of better features. The phone’s strong feature lies on the 1.3-megapixel camera and music capability through an integrated music player. Unlike its older counterpart, the V3m has a longer lasting battery. Its internal memory is 40MB, which can be expanded with a storage device up to 1GB.

Verizon Wireless from the US, with over 53 million customers, was the lucky dog that first owned the rights to releasing the RAZR V3m to its subscribers. Owners of the mobile unit can have access to 3G service, and the VZ Navigator, which is Verizon’s GPS service. The V3m boasts of its Evolution Data Optimized (EVDO) capability, which enables users to access the internet at high speed over their mobile.

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December3

Multimedia: Music and Movies Made Multi-Marvelous

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Remember a time when we thought the portable TV was a stroke of genius? Or the moment when we thought the mp3 player was the best thing that could ever happen to music? That wasn’t really long ago, but it seems like those devices have been left far behind. Thanks to the new generations of cellular phones today, we have the power to access the music and movies we love, anywhere we are.

The Motorola RAZR V3m is perhaps one of the most ingenious phones that can flawlessly merge music and movies into one tiny device. It weighs only 3.49 ounces, and measures 3.86 x 2.08 x 0.57 inches. Its 2.2 inch display screen has a 65,000 color output. In that small package, you can fit hundreds of songs and movies into your pocket.

Mobile service providers in the United States like Verizon and Sprint have come up with ways to satisfy the multimedia hunger of millions of subscribers, and the RAZR V3m makes it much easier. Wonderful feature add-ons from their subscription service can be enjoyed by their customers for additional fees per month.

The mobile phone can support Verizon’s V CAST and V CAST Music, where users can download from a selection of a million songs from their online music store. The V3m possesses a 30 to 40MB internal memory, and can be expanded with a 1GB MicroSD card. With the V CAST service, one can download hundreds of TV clips and movie previews onto their V3m. The V3m also supports Verizon’s Mobile Web 2.0 news and information service.

Sprint offers its own special line of multimedia bonuses for their users. Subscribers can use their V3m to watch shows on Sprint TV, or get their favorite tunes at the Sprint Music Store. Plus, football fans can get up-to-the-minute NFL news straight from their V3m’s with the NFL Mobile feature.

The Motorola RAZR V3m comes enabled with Binary Runtime Environment for Wireless (BREW) which gives subscribers the power to download ringtones, wallpapers, music, videos, games, and applications anytime and anyplace. Aside from that, the BREW capability offers access to the latest news, weather reports, and stock updates from their RAZR V3m. The V3m also has a built in radio, so you can listen to your favorite stations straight from your mobile.

Many other service providers all over the world offer cool alternatives for the multimedia fanatic. With the right know-how and the best equipment, like the Motorola RAZR V3m, all the multimedia you want, anytime you want, is in your hands.

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