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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According to several sources, Sony Ericsson is slated to introduce a few new devices tomorrow (US time), November 6, 2008. Among those to be reportedly released is the Sony Ericsson W705 Walkman music phone.

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Mobile phones tend to be all-one-gadgets these days what with 3G internet connection, audio and video players, and cameras to rival stand-alone digital cameras. The Philips M200 comes off as a bit of a surprise because while it purports to be (and looks just like) a media phone, it lacks that little camera all shutterbugs can’t get enough of.

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Sony Ericsson W960 is a Walkman phone released during the last quarter of 2007. The phone has 2.6 inches 240 x 320 pixels resolution touch display with handwriting recognition technology. It’s equipped with 8GB shared memory for storage, 3G and WiFi connectivity, and runs on Symbian OS.

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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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In spite of the rumors that Sony is regretting lending the Walkman brand name to Ericsson, a new Walkman phone was unveiled. The Sony Ericsson W902 Walkman phone is a rather simple-looking black candybar music-oriented mobile phone.

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