Motorola has just announced that they will be releasing the MOTOZINE ZN5 phone, which despite being a fairly simplistic phone looks a bit more chic than the competition. Even better the phone will be featuring not only a 5MP camera but auto-focus as well. continued »

Motorola's collaboration with Kodak has resulted in the ZN5, a candybar handset with the 5-megapixel CMOS sensor the camera specialist announced back in February.  KeySJ have managed to pick up the cellphone and have been putting it through its own photoshoot.  Most obvious is the camera bulge on the back; the Kodak sensor was meant to allow for smaller handsets, ... continued »

Could Motorola use CTIA Wireless next month as a springboard back in the limelight?  Probably not, but thanks to a new video on YouTube (which you can see after the cut) we at least have a hint of what they could be foisting on us there.  According to Unwired View's Staska, the manufacturer purposefully toned down their appearance at the ... continued »

According to Czech site Mobile.cz, this poorly-photographed cellphone is in fact the Motorola Z12 ZiNe. Pictured next to predecessors the Z8 and Z10 (you can see the full picture after the cut), the handset appears to have a larger display and touchscreen controls, and looks to be running the same Symbian UIQ OS. continued »

There's no denying that Motorola are hurting right now: declining sales have forced them to consider selling off some or all of their cellphone business, and company CEO Greg Brown has been forced to step in and take direct control of the mobile division in a last-ditch attempt to guide them back into profit. Motorola's showing at the Mobile ... continued »

Kodak's Fas Mosleh knows what customers want, and he's not afraid to lay down the law to his CMOS team: "high resolution is required but no longer sufficient" was his message, and the 5-megapixel KAC-05020 Image Sensor was their offering to keep him happy.  What makes it clever is the small pixel design - 1.4 microns instead of the usual 1.75 ... continued »