Motorola Zn5 is a Stylish Phone that looks well-designed.
Improve your quality of life with a set of useful features like
- 2.4 inches Screen Display
- 5.0 Maga Pixel camera
- GPRS, EDGE, CSD with Internet Browsing
- Internal Memory 350 MB
- Bluetooth, Wi-Fi Connectivity Options
- Linux / Java-based operating system
- Downloadable Polyphonic, MP3 Ringtones
- SMS, EMS, MMS, Email and Instent messaging services
Motorola ZINE ZN5 High-End Full Touchscreen Device. The unnamed phone has few details but appears to have the same 5-megapixel Kodak camera and Xenon flash, TV output, and no visible hardware keyboard.
The source of the tip suggests the phone will be one of Motorola's first planned Android phones, which would give it a heavy social networking component, though the full hardware controls needed to run Android aren't immediately visible. The company is nonetheless unlikely to use Windows Mobile as it publicly plans to de-emphasize the Microsoft operating system until 2010.
A premium touch device is considered crucial to Motorola, which slid in market share at the end of 2008 and is often thought to be suffering from the absence of an appealing "halo" device like Apple's iPhone or Research in Motion's BlackBerry Storm. The company has touchscreen devices like the Krave for Verizon and multiple MING devices, but all of these are targeted primarily at the mid-range or at Chinese who need handwriting recognition.
The source of the tip suggests the phone will be one of Motorola's first planned Android phones, which would give it a heavy social networking component, though the full hardware controls needed to run Android aren't immediately visible. The company is nonetheless unlikely to use Windows Mobile as it publicly plans to de-emphasize the Microsoft operating system until 2010.
A premium touch device is considered crucial to Motorola, which slid in market share at the end of 2008 and is often thought to be suffering from the absence of an appealing "halo" device like Apple's iPhone or Research in Motion's BlackBerry Storm. The company has touchscreen devices like the Krave for Verizon and multiple MING devices, but all of these are targeted primarily at the mid-range or at Chinese who need handwriting recognition.
Those folks at Crave CNet has done the review for the Motorola ZN5. Just to refresh your memory, the Motorola ZN5 is a 5-megapixel camera phone, which is produced hand in hand by Kodak and Motorola. And it’s loaded with a couple of photo shooting and imaging software goodies from Kodak.
The reviewer claims the ZN5 feels and looks very good in their hands. The camera of this phone starts impressively quick. Activating it needs you to slide open the cover on the back. Taking pictures is super quick which has little to even no shutter lag. The quality of the pictures taken using the Motorola ZN5 seems pretty nice on the screen.
The reviewer claims the ZN5 feels and looks very good in their hands. The camera of this phone starts impressively quick. Activating it needs you to slide open the cover on the back. Taking pictures is super quick which has little to even no shutter lag. The quality of the pictures taken using the Motorola ZN5 seems pretty nice on the screen.
You can upload photos directly to the Kodak gallery or use the included software, Shozu to upload it to a variety of different sites, such as Flickr and Facebook. For the Internet connections, you have only two choices, which is either you’re hooked up to a WiFi hotspot, or via your cellular network that works on EDGE, which could be a little disappointment since it ain’t support 3G for higher speed.
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