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Motorola Karma QA1 brings serious mobile social networking

It’s pretty fair to say that Motorola has one very specific demographic in mind with its new Karma QA1: socially connected teenagers.

Launching on June 28th, the Motorola Karma QA1 is all about keeping you connected on the go by any means necessary, and doing it at a price that won’t send parents in to a tizzy over buying it for their youngsters. Priced at $79.99 on contract after a $50 mail-in rebate, the QA1 may not be an iPhone, but it is certainly going to give teens the features they want.
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HTC is not the only manufacturer to create Android phones, because Motorola is reportedly working on a handset of its own that is powered by Google’s smartphone platform.

While the T-Mobile G1 seems to approach the messaging end of the equation with its QWERTY keyboard, the Motorola take on Android may have a slightly different focus.

From what we hear, Motorola wants its Android-based cell phone to serve as a mobile hub for all of your social networking needs. Dubbed the “new Android Social Networking SmartPhone”, this handset will presumably provide quick and easy access to such services as Twitter, Flickr, Wordpress blogs, Facebook, Digg, and so on.


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Motorola Evoke™ QA4 Puts You One Touch Away from Your Social Circles

Motorola, Inc. today introduced Motorola Evoke™ QA4, a socially-inclined device with a 2.8" full touch-screen that keeps you constantly connected. Evoke supports different messaging styles with a full touch-screen QWERTY keyboard and slide out traditional keypad. Customize the home screen content with integrated widgets and personalized RSS feeds(1), and use the full HTML browser(1) to share pictures, videos and more online.


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Amid Loss, Motorola Bets Its Mobile Future on Android

Still, Motorola undoubtedly is keeping an eye on North America, where smartphones sales are booming, racking up 69 percent growth in 2008. The introduction of new products in last year's fourth quarter, such as the RIM BlackBerry Storm and the Android-based T-Mobile G1, "helped smartphone sales grow to account for roughly 20 percent of total sales in the region," noted Gartner Principal Analyst Hughes De La Vergne.


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Motorola Pins Hopes On Android, But Analysts Are Not Sure

Android, Android, Android. To say that beleaguered cellphone maker Motorola (NYSE: MOT) is pinning its hopes on the operating system would be an understatement. Today, after co-CEO and head of its mobile unit Sanjay Jha confirmed during its Q1 earnings call that Motorola was on course to launch Android-based smartphones in time for the fourth quarter holiday season, analysts grilled him in the question and answer session, wanting to know just how much Motorola can differentiate itself from its rivals while using Android, and if operators were biting. Here’s what Jha had to say


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