Oh yeah, it looks like Motorola isn’t giving up so soon on its phone manufacturing arm. Whatever fight the company has left seems to have been channeled into these new phones reportedly slated for a 2009 release because they look fine, gorgeous even.

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Remember the Alexander? It’s supposedly Motorola’s last ditch attempt to save its sinking mobile phone division. You can see the Motorola Alexander on the left with the slid out keyboard in the image on the left. The models are yet to be officially confirmed, but they seem quite real judging by these photos.

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When companies like Motorola and JBL get together to create something, you can be pretty sure that it’s going to look chic and sound good. This is exactly the case with the Motorola EQ7 Bluetooth Hi-Fi Stereo Speakers. How do I know? Because I was sent one to review and to be quite frank, I don’t want to return it. Shhh, perhaps if we keep it quiet they’ll let me have it as a Christmas present.

Unique design doesn’t compromise sound

One of the first things that struck me about the Motorola EQ7 was its flat design – unlike Blueant’s M1, Motorola and JBL have opted for a pancake design. Despite its flatness, for its class, sound is of very high quality. Bass is deep and treble crisp. The speaker’s metal enclosure has been tempered to achieve optimum sound from these compact speakers. The combination of four aluminium dome Odyssey® transducers driven by powerful neodymium magnets, ensures your tunes are pumped out with oomph.

The Motorola EQ7 is the best sounding Motorola speaker set I’ve tested to date.

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Wow! Who’d have thought that the second company to come up with a phone that can run on the Google Android OS isn’t any of the ones we’ve mentioned before? Not LG or Samsung or Asus or Nokia or Motorola, but the little known zzzPhone.

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What you see on the pictures in this post is supposedly the Motorola Attila iPhone-ish touch screen phone. Seeing as touch screen devices are abound lately (all purporting to be iPhone killers, of course), it doesn’t surprise me that Attila looks like Apple’s popular handset.

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After the Motozine ZN5, Motorola now presents its second 5 Megapixel camera phone called the MOTO VE66. The phone is a slider as opposed to the ZN5′s candybar form, although there are similarities both in form and in functionalities.

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Motorola EM35 is the follow-up to the older Motorola EM30 candybar phone. It’s still a music phone like the EM30, except this one is in a slider form factor. The Motorola EM35 sports a SCM-A11 500MHz processor and uses Linux Montavista 2.6.10 operating system.

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I say train because the number of handset manufacturers announcing their intent to come up with their own devices carrying the Google Android OS can only increase in time. After Samsung, LG, Motorola, Nokia, Hop-on, OpenMoko and any other we might have missed, comes Huawei.

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You’d think that with details about it leaking all over the internet, that Motorola’s Android-based phone would come soon. It seems that even the purported Asus Android-based phone would come even earlier than Motorola’s.

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With the economy in the dumps these days, I wondered why anyone would want a luxury phone. But I guess the really rich will just be a tad less rich during these days that they can still afford a US$2,000 luxury phone that really does nothing different from an ordinary phone.

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