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Motorola Titanium Review by Sydney

Android Nextel's iDEN network may not be the most advanced one out there, but the Direct Connect feature that comes with their phones has been coveted for years. So much so that Sprint has held on to the network much longer than made sense.

from 2011 by Sydney Myers 0

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Motorola Titanium Video Review Part 2

Android The Titanium is being touted as the Android phone for business users. It comes with enterprise features like Quickoffice, Corporate Directory, a corporate e-mail client, and Personal Portal.

from 2011 by Sydney Myers 0

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Motorola Titanium Video Review Part 1

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Motorola Titanium First Impressions by Sydney

Android Android may not be a business-oriented OS, but manufactures are trying to point it in that direction. The Motorola Titanium follows that vein and appeals to those who need a smartphone for the business features, not gaming and media.

from 2011 by Sydney Myers 0

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Motorola Titanium Unboxing

Android Are you looking for a budget Android smartphone with a QWERTY keyboard, Direct Connect capabilities, and that is rugged enough to withstand your busy lifestyle?

from 2011 by Sydney Myers 0

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Smiley and i886 join PhoneDog's "Top Messaging Phones" list

Top Messaging Phones And you thought featurephones were being obliterated. Nope! Not only are they still around but carriers are actually releasing new ones!

from 2011 by Sydney Myers 0

Coming device

Motorola Titanium

Coming Soon Phones The Motorola Titanium was announced as a new Nextel/Sprint Google Android push-to-talk device.

from 2011 by The PhoneDog 0

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Motorola Brute i686 Review by Sydney

Cell Phone Reviews What's Good: Extremely durable; Direct Connect; useful features for those who work or spend a lot of time outdoors. What's Bad: Glitchy; high price; iDEN device (iDEN will be phased out by 2013).

from 2011 by Sydney Myers 0

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Motorola Brute Review

Cell Phone Reviews The Motorola Brute is a super-rugged phone that meats military standards for being water resistant, shock resistant, dust resistant, and can pretty much handle anything you put it through.

from 2011 by Sydney Myers 0

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Motorola i886 to Nextel

New Phones The Motorola i886 hot features: Rugged Push-to-Talk, full slide-out QWERTY keyboard, 2MP camera, Bluetooth technology Release Date: January 10, 2011 Carrier: Nextel/Sprint

from 2011 by The PhoneDog 0

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Why is Sprint hanging on to iDEN?

Business And Money It's been a very long time since I've heard the unmistakable "chirp chirp" of a push-to-talk (PTT) phone. Many people have forgotten about Nextel and Sprint iDEN users over the years, but Motorola hasn't. They've been there offering up...

from 2010 by Taylor Martin 0

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Motorola i1 for Nextel

New Phones Carrier: Nextel Retail Price: $349.99 Phone Price: $149.99 Hot Features: Push-to-Talk Android device with Touchscreen, WiFi, Ruggedized, designed to meet Military Specification 810F

from 2010 by The PhoneDog 0

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Motorola i1 Review by Aaron

Android What's Good: First Android device for iDEN networks; decent camera for a mid-range device; durable. What's Bad: Doing anything data-related can be frustrating due to Nextel's slow iDEN network speeds.

from 2010 by Aaron Baker 0

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Aaron's First Impressions: Motorola i1 (Nextel)

Android Despite offering fantastic push-to-talk capabilities and rugged handsets, Nextel has never been known for flashy devices. Over the past 12 months, that's changed with the introduction of devices like the Motorola i9, i890, and BlackBerry...

from 2010 by Aaron Baker 0