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After having focused on Android to get out of the crisis that has been hitting the company for a while, now Motorola has launched a worldwide program called MotoDev, which includes a set of developer tools for Android, a pre-release access to Motorola Android devices and a technical support community.
The annoucement confirms Motorola’s intention to put aside Windows Mobile and start a new “adventure” with Android. Motorola also informed that it will be probably possible to sell the applications created through different market channels. For more information, interested users can visit the MotoDev website.
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Published on January 26, 2009 · Filed under: Motorola Software, Motorola news;No Comments
Motorola seems to be walking further and further from Windows Mobile. The American mobile company has officially confirmed the lay-offs of 77 employees that worked on the development of devices that used Microsoft’s Mobile Operational System.
From March 27th on, the Windows Mobile division from Motorola will no longer exist, at least not directly: some rumors say that the development of devices that use Windows Mobile could be redirected to Taiwan or China, and Motorola would only be responsible by branding the mobile devices.
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This ultra-thin smartphone provides access to multiple business, personal email and messaging accounts, while allowing users to edit, save, create and view documents with Document to Go. Manage your calendar and contacts, browse the web at EVDO speeds, and get an exceptional voice experience with this distinctive smartphone from Motorola.
Windows operating system
Get the functionality of Windows and the convenience of a smartphone with Windows Mobile® 6 with Vista Support.Stay Connected
Multiple Personal Email and Instant Messaging Accounts¹; USB 2.0 High Speed Connectivity.Know your location
Location Based Services (LBS)¹ provide directions and navigational support.
Easily create, save, and view documents
Stay flexible with Documents-To-Go® for Windows Mobile and an optimized QWERTY keyboard.Advanced multimedia functionality
- Bluetooth stereo wireless technology and Bluetooth printing
- miniSD support up to 32GB
- 128 MB Flash / 64 MB RAM device memory
- 1.3 megapixel camera with flash
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