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Originally Posted by shizri
it might come to cingular because the fcc has approved american gsmwith 850 and cingular have 850 so might come
here is the link http://www.phonearena.com/htmls/FCC...cle-a_1754.html |

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Originally Posted by keiri
Well, there is the K3, Z6, Z8, and the V9. Supposedly all GSM models with HSDPA (except the Z6 which is EDGE) and not to mention the new SCPL broadband platform that will be unveiled sometime this year.
But I wouldn't hold me breath for any of these except the K3 or Z6 on Cingular... K |
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Originally Posted by jpmkam
Interesting. I wonder if they won't release any new phones before the release of the Apple iPhone?
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Originally Posted by CoreyTheGent
Yeah, news for us!
![]() Oh baby. The UI sucks but our 2mp camera has autofocus and the outer LCD is damn near as big as the inner. |
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Originally Posted by Tjash2010
If you mean Cingular - then of course they will. I mean they already have that new Pantech approved, plus we can forget about the A717 and A727, and those 2 Nokia's. I highly doubt, actually, I know they will not wait until the iPhone is released to release the others.
If you mean Motorola - I am sure they will to. They are money hungry just like every other company, and no company is going to put off putting phones for 5 more months just so they can wait for the iPhone, i dont see why they would either way. I see Cingular getting the K3, maybe the Z6, and I would see them also offering as a Cingular exclusive the SCPL series, since they have done the same for ever other major slim phone series released by Motorola (Razr, Slvr). Cingular loves Motorola. |
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Originally Posted by blumoto
truth be told I really don't think motorola is all that happy with cingular, besides the fact that they have had the release exclusives with verizon(moto q(yeah I know cdma only for now) krzr and prob. cdma version of maxx also, and verizon and moto also have a network equipment deal, as well as moto with sprint for cdma and 1/3 or their new wi-max network(plus moto owns a sizable amount of sprint stock from the nextel deal) and with the fact that cing buys no network equipment from moto and strips moto's phones of features(I mean c'mon removing the front music buttons fro the cing krzr, what the hell for), business is business in the corp. world and motorola has to bow to the operator they do the most total business with not just handsets and with the fact that cing. has a major H*&D ON for sammy and lg, moto might be letting cing. swing in the wind for a little or cing really dosen't care what moto is offering. Just my 2 cents worth
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Originally Posted by Wide_opeN
I agree with you 100%! Something is going on between Cingular and Moto. I think when they let Cingular have the exclusive on the Razr either a). An implied agreement wasn't met (like for letting you have this exclusive, you'll agree to by network equipment from us) or b). An un-implied agreement wasn't met (like for letting you have this exclusive, maybe in the future you'll consider purchasing your network equipment from us.) At any rate, somebody, rubbed somebody the wrong way and now Moto is no longer in Cingys back pocket. Thoughts???
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