On any other day, the EDGE enabled MOTOMING would certainly garner some attention. But today just happens to be the day the iPhone was announced – and quite frankly, everything else just looks like a sack full of testicles at this point.
Still, the MOTOMING has some cool features so its worth breaking down some specs:
- Linux based
- 1.5-inch x 2-inch touchscreen
- High Performance Personal Information Manager
- Hands-Free Speaker-Phone with 40 channel polyphonic speaker
- Speaker Independent Voice Dial
- Cursive Handwriting Recognition (Chinese only)
- Bluetooth wireless technology®* with support for the following profiles: HSP, HFP, PAN, GOEP, A2DP, AVRCP, BIP, BPP, and DUN
- Integrated FM Radio (use of wired headset required)
- RealPlayer Media Player Supporting Audio Codecs: MP3, XMF, WMA v9, AAC+, WAV and more
- MicroSD™ Card slot for up to 2GB of optional expandable memory
- Integrated 2MP camera with digital zoom and macro mode
- Video Capture/Playback/Streaming* support for MPEG4 and H.263 formats
- Downloading* capabilities for wallpapers, vocal ringtones, screensavers, video clips, games, etc.
- Multimedia Messaging Service* for sending images with attached voice notes
- Instant Messaging via IM* Wireless Village
- Motorola ClearTalk™ technology
- Email support* for: SMTP; POP3; IMAP4; CMCC Mail
The MOTOMING is also the first mobile device to feature a dual language “talking” dictionary that will enable users to enter a word in a native language and the on-board handwriting recognition will analyze the text and the device will “speak” the word in a foreign language.
No pricing details have been released yet, but you can expect to see the MOTOMING by the end of Q1 2007.
