The Motorola H375 Bluetooth Headset is a basic Bluetooth headset that’s created for optimal comfort using Motorola’s TrueComfort design. The headset employs Easy Pair technology, so connecting it to a Bluetooth enabled device would be a breeze.

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Just because Australia was omitted among the first countries to get the HTC Dream doesn’t mean you have to despair. It’s not clear whether it would be released in the country ever, but at least now we know that new players are coming to develop their own Google Android smartphones.

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Two new Bluetooth headsets were unveiled by Nokia, the MOTOPURE H15 and the Motorola H780. In spite of its appearance, the one pictured on the left isn’t a bottle opener but the MOTOPURE H15; the one after jump with the simpler, more common design is the H780.

Picture: MOTOPURE H15

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Mr. Gadget Australia now carries the Motorola H12 Bluetooth Headset! Also called MOTOPURE H12, the headset with a diamond-cut metal design was the first headset to feature Motorola’s CrystalTalk technology.

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We’ve known about these mobile phones for quite some time, but now Motorola is officially announcing them as the three new handsets for the low to mid-range market. The phones in question are the Motorola ZN200, W396, and W388; three phones with three different form factors and rather bare lists of specifications, which I guess is a given.

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One of the problems active gadget geeks always on the road have is empty batteries. You might have a lot of devices in line that you bring with you, and you can’t always say which ones would run out of juice and when. At least for your phone, there’s the Motorola Ferrari Vehicle Power Adaptor.

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We’ve known about it for quite a while, and now Motorola announced the launch of its new MOTOROKR EQ5 Portable Wireless Speaker. It might not be evident based on the photo due to lack of perspective, but this speaker’s actually thin enough to be slipped in one’s pocket.

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It’s time for MOTO Q 9m users to feel the love here in Mr. Gadget Australia. We got a load of accessories in our catalog to keep you happy, or at least to keep your handset safe and protected. Yep, we got the whole nine for you—from cases to protectors to car mounts.

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When news about Motorola’s one last attempt to gain its lost popularity since the era of its RAZR phones came out, I must say I was quite intrigued on what the company would come up with. Would it be so ground-breaking that it could change the face of the industry altogether? The folks at BGR got this blurry picture of, er, a picture of the Motorola Alexander—the one purported to be Motorola’s saving grace.

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Motorola adds three new phones into its ROKR line—the EM25, EM28, and EM30. MOTOROKR EM30 is a candybar phone which uses Motorola’s ModeShift technology: that is keypad illumination is red when you’re using it as a media player, and blue when it’s on phone mode.

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