Today, FCC leaked not one but actually 2 CDMA phones from Motorola. The name is unknown but this new Motorola will have 2 version. One (M1) only with 800 and 1900 CDMA, probably hitting Sprint or Verizon/Alltel. The M2, besides the 800 and 1900, will carry the 1700 AWS for Cricket or MetroPCS.
For those who still bear with the iDEN coverage or are forced to use the push-to-talk service, you now have another option in your choice of phones. The BlackBerry Curve 8350i is now available to the masses. Having the typical 2-megapixel camera, WiFi, GPS, microSD, and pretty much anything else you’d find in a standard Curve, you now have an iDEN chip instead of your standard CDMA/GSM chip. It’s available now for $149.99 on a two year plan after rebates.
Via [BusinessWire]
Today FCC just passed the new Motorola i9 or Motorola Cabo for Sprint Nextel. We though that it will be the Motorola i890 but seams to be a just i9.
The new Motorola operates on iDEN and CDMA network from Sprint. Features:
A new iDEN phone for Sprint – Nextel is coming soon. This is the new Motorola R776 code name: Armadillo. Motorola is having problems here in the United States, and we are not sure what is going to happen with the iDEN network in Sprint. But for now, we know that Motorola is pushing the new iDen line up.
The HTC Diamond is a device that everyone is expecting to be launch in the United States. Sprint is going to release this beauty and a real iPhone killer really soon. We got the complete manual for the Diamond CDMA version for Sprint.
Today, FCC just passed the new Motorola i776. This new device is the upgrade of the Motorola i870. The new Motorola i776 will come with push to talk, GPS, Bluetooth, a VGA camera , MP3 media and MMS.
