Motorola Launches first Android Push to Talk Motorola i1 Mobile Phone
Recently, Motorola announced to launch first Android Push to Talk mobile phone - Motorola i1. The push-to-talk Android-powered smartphone comes with a sleek design and a wide range of high-end features.
Motorola i1 mobile phone offers 3.1-inch touchscreen display, the latest Opera Mini 5 browser, Wi-Fi connectivity and access to all the applications available for download via the Android Market.
Motorola i1 mobile phone has a full touchscreen, 5 megapixel camera and push-to-talk features. The phone offers 3.1-inch touchscreen display. Display of the phone boasts on HVGA resolution, Wi-Fi connectivity, the Opera Mini 5 browser with support for Flash and microSD memory card.
Virtual keyboard and Swype virtual keyboards, Microsoft Document Viewer, corporate sync, multimedia features and access to the Android Market for personalization of the device via applications are the most attractive key features of Motorola i1 handset.
The phone is designed with a protection against dust, shock, vibration and blowing rain. Motorola i1 will available for purchase in summer.
The phone has a 528 MHz processor running Android 1.5 that makes it faster than others. Motorola i1 mobile phone will be available through Sprint in North America in the summer. It is a light-weighted phone of 131.26 grams. MMS, SMS, corporate, Gmail IMAP, POP3, Attachment and document viewer are the E-mail features of the phone. The phone offers removable 2GB memory card included and up to 32GB supported.
Push-to-Talk feature of Motorola i1 allows you to communicate one or more contacts on a mobile network, like a walkie-talkie.
Motorola has already launched Motorola CLIQ to attract mobile phone users. Now, the company has tried to grab the mobile phone market with its new product - Motorola i1 that offers latest technological features and innovative design.
The gadget targets new generation customers with its best design and latest features. The biggest attraction towards the phone is Push-to-Talk feature.
