With the huge success of the iPhone tearing into all the other cell phone company’s bottom line, it was only matter of time before someone gets sued. Motorola has filed suit against Michael Fenger, vice president for global iPhone sales, over supposedly using Motorola’s trade secrets to hurt there business and help Apple.

At the same time that we saw the rise of Apple in the cell world, we’ve seen the gradual fall of Motorola and some people don’t think it’s a coincidence. Michael Fenger supposedly knew Motorola’s business practices and strategies, and Motorola thinks he is now using that information to harm the company. It’s obvious that Motorola’s fall has everything to do with their lack of great new products and not anything that Apple has done.

Motorola wants $1 million back from stock options from Fenger and it wants to stop him from working at Apple for two years. Good Luck.

There are plenty of dual SIM phones in China and now you can add the Dual SIM Motorola VE75 to the bunch. Motorola only plans to release this phone in China and has not yet released a release date for the rest of the world.

The new dual SIM Motorola VE75 will have a 2.6 inch display and a 240 x 400 screen resolution with a 16:9 aspect ratio.

The cell phones features include a 2 megapixel camera and a multimedia player. You can store your music and other multimedia files on a microSD card and you can transfer them via USB 2.0 and Bluetooth.

The price for one of these beautiful in China will be approximately 3000 yuan. Get your hands on one of these right away, before they’re all gone.

The Motorola Adventure V750 is finally going to be in the market by July 28, 08. This is a real cell phone that carries many features along with it and Verizon’s next generation Push-to-Talk technology is the main feature that is running over the EVDO Rev.

You can get a lot in a handset worth only $99.99. Other features include 2 megapixel camera and microSDHC expansion. This handset is certified to military specifications. Motorola Adventure V750 is a complete package of style and features.

You really can’t expect something extraordinary in just a small investment. It is almost similar to VU30 but has different design language. Hopefully, it gets the appreciation it deserve.

Motorola introduced recently a new slider mobile phone called the ZN200. The “quiet” announcement of the new handset happened in Brazil, where a trickle of other handsets were also featured.

The Motorola ZN200 comes equipped with a 2-megapixel camera reinforced by integrated image editing tools, and 30 MB of internal memory which may be supplemented with a 1GB microSD card. The slider handset also offers Bluetooth support for A2DP stereo headsets for those wireless musical moments.

Market availability of the ZN200 in Brazil is tentatively set for September, with choices of black or pink-colored units. The handset will cost US$315. The FCC has stamped its approval for the use of the ZN200 in the United States.

Competing with both the current and the upcoming iPhones is no laughing matter, and the whole mobile phone industry knows this. Verizon Wireless, for one, has been piling up on various touchscreen handsets in an attempt to devise an effective iPhone-busting strategy, and eventually gain its share of satisfied touchscreen-loving customers. The scheme may not have fully worked yet, but Verizon has once again pulled something out of its sleeves.

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