The latest Motorola i365 is considered by Sprint as their candybar cell phone comprising an in-house GPS receiver for simple navigation. And today, Sprint and Motorola has connived in launching the Motorola i365 their newest baby, introducing a ruggedly looking candybar handset to the market.

Motorola i365 contains a built-in Bluetooth that supports users to a hands-free Bluetooth headset. It can also aid the users in transferring personal data to and from a computer. Also, the handset is installed with the Direct Connect walkie-talkie feature courtesy of Sprint’s iDEN network.

The Motorola i365 is now offered from Sprint at a price of $89.99 with a 2-year commitment.

Here comes Motorola RAZR VE20, a handset that provides high quality performance to suit every sport enthusiasts needs.

Direct from it’s LCD display screen, Sprint’s Motorola RAZR VE20 features instant access to mp3 player, message inbox, and other control menu. What’s more, it delivers the NFL Mobile Live right into the users hands. Yes, it does — everything NFL including video and audio streaming of NFL Network games, the live televise of each season, as well as every details of the team and the game highlights.

But that is not everything that the new RAZR boasts about, because it also include Sprint Music Store for music downloads, Sprint TV, Bluetooth, a microSD card slot, and a 2 MP camera.

The newest addition to Motorola’s cell phone family is here.

Motorola has publicly announced the latest ZN200 slider. The handset boasts of FM radio as well as a flexible microSD card slot that is a home for up to 2GB of memory card. Bluetooth 2.0 is also included for a full enjoyment of a wireless music via stereo Bluetooth headset.

ZN200’s 2 megapixel camera enables the users to document and play video and capture every moment anytime and anywhere. To top it all, the vibrant 1.9″ display screen supports these features.

The model is reported to be available in the 3^rd quarter of 2008.

Apple’s iPhone distribution of more than a million items in three uninterrupted quarters enable them to smash records. And even when the 2^nd-quarter deliveries slumped down (probably because of the new 3G iPhone), Apple has remained to be the 2nd placer for the 1st half of 2008, with Motorola on the 3^rd place.

Meanwhile, Motorola topped the US Mobile Handset vendor with 25% share. However, the 1^st placer struggles in the productive and quick-rising Smartphone industry. In fact, Motorola was the single dealer with 2-digits drop for both quarterly and annual growth in the second quarter of 2008.

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ROKR EM25, Motorola’s latest sliding phone, has just smacked music enthusiasts with its classy black and red color design and customary 3.5mm audio hub. The Rokr has a 1.3 MP camera that is good both for capturing videos and taking snapshots, and with a room for microSD card slot there would be plenty of pictures-and-videos storage guaranteed!

The ROKR EM25 also introduces its SongID wherein users are allowed to find artist and track information for songs as fast and easy. Meanwhile, the groundbreaking FMShare allows users to share audio clips and FM radio stations with others who have phones ready with an FM radio.

Though pricing has not yet been declared, Motorola ROKR EM25 is anticipated to be available in the third quarter of 2008.