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Apple iPhone 5 vs. Samsung Galaxy S III: All riseMotorola quietly releases MING A1600 and MING A1800
Motorola announced two more smartphones today without any bells and whistles. The MOTOMING A1600 and MOTOMING A1800 are two powerful business devices armed with Linux, GPS, touchscreen and a bunch of other goodies.
We have posted about these devices before while they were still in their rumors...
- chris 58
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my daughter says the motoming a1600 wont work in the uk,if so why not? i lov this phone! please give me good news (hello moto)
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- 2010-09-26 14:06
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- Narendra Singh Bisht
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My moto ming A1600 is autmatically crashed what I have to do now.
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- 2009-09-17 10:40
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- Gab
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> In reply to moto user @ 2008-07-07 15:10 from PUQj - click to readi couldnt get it less than 350$ in honkong. but i was searching just now.and spoted a 309$ price tag for the A1600..google it and c what u find.
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- 2009-03-13 16:00
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- Gab
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I like the A1600.just got it from honkong(3 days ago).and to my surprise just now that a quadband device lacks WiFi,how disappointing.
Here in Lebanon GPS is not available PLUS Motorola never released a touche phone,(the market is mainly Sony ericsson and NOKIA.)the result getting a touche phone from honkong and its useless d** it.
are there and usb's for wifi for the A1600?(would really come in handy)
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- 2009-03-13 15:56
- 0kG2
- GA
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Very disappointing. I will just keep my A1200, works great! The only thing I needed was Wifi. Since A1600 and A1800 have no Wifi, I have no use for them.
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- 2008-12-15 22:35
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- Ed
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> In reply to jaimo @ 2008-07-02 00:08 from 4WWj - click to readWould you tell me where i could purchase the A1800? Thanks
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- 2008-12-13 18:51
- 4yRN
- Tino in Canada
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It is a nice phone, however, the GPS only works in Chinese, I haven't been able to get the internet working with Rogers and it only has two languages, (Broken English and Chinese)
So in this case, you don't get what you paid for.
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- 2008-12-07 03:01
- xGeh
- TJ
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Hmmmm I live in the US...and I really like what I've read about this phone. I have ATT(former cingular...former attws) and I want this phone. Do you think it will work over here? I dunno....
Also... does it have a MICRO USB ...or a MINI USB.... theres a really big difference. The RAZR has a MINI USB and that's what I have now. So I'm just hoping all my cables will fit it. :)
thx!
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- 2008-10-25 23:41
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- Darren
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The Motoming series looks an awesome phone to have, they released the Axxxx series on 3 in the UK up until the A1000 and then stopped. Why??? If they'd have carried on now with this A1600 and the A1800 they could have really been kicking Apple's and Nokia's asses by now, instead they keep launching the Razr's. Have they not noticed the Razr was good when it first come out, but now it's dead. Everyone is going for touchscreen now, something which Motorola had since the A920 and everyone is trying to copy the iPhone, the A1000 was far more advanced than the iPhone (except it lacked iTunes support, but it would still play MP3's - who wants to be locked to the Apple music monopoly anyway?). If they get a 3G version of the A1800 (or even the A1200) out now before Christmas in the UK they could really wipe the floor with Nokia, as Nokia aren't going to have their touch screen phone available until next year. I'm in two minds now as to whether to buy a N95 or 96, or wait to see if Motorola are going to get off their backsides and do something special (or go and import an A1200 from Japan).
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- 2008-10-04 09:39
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- angorcaPL
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oh, Moto rules! and oh, dear, don't I want the the A1800! like a true Moto addict (no, i am very open minded, but i always end up with a Moto :)
Oh, please Moto God do allow us in deep Eurepean interior this beauty: and pronto. Please.
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- 2008-08-18 08:42
- mM3B
- moto user
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> In reply to Rami @ 2008-07-01 20:55 from ygrv - click to readwhat is the price of motorola A1600 and motorola A1800?
Thx
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- 2008-07-07 15:10
- PUQj
- jaimo
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woow.. this phone is great. plus the autofocus amazes. i bought 2 of them.
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- 2008-07-02 00:08
- 4WWj
- Vern
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Although the phone itself seems just 'ok', the autofocus camera looks amazing! Wow! I would buy this phone just for the autofocus!
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- 2008-07-01 22:14
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- Rami
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Please note, the Ming A1800 is _not_ a Linux-based phone, despite other similarities to the A1600.
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- 2008-07-01 20:55
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- salman
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please we dont wont that phone again its a disater instead of it release v3i which are much popular and set of more phones like e8 u9 or v8 i kindly request u to please release such phones
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- 2008-06-28 08:15
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- agusto
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@ rondo...
i agree with u
the clam cell design will never be a fashionable design if made from cheap plastics! i think the clam cell form is very elegant and no vendor able to create an elegant clam cell like motoclamcell... no cheap plastics here... hueheheheh...
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- 2008-06-27 11:15
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- Anonymous
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> In reply to Muhammad-Oli @ 2008-06-24 03:46 from vxAc - click to readMost CDMA handset looks so minimalist, in a less attractive way. They looks like they’re made for the basic functions, but nothing else, compared to the mid->high range devices from even the same manufacturer, PDA phones aside.
Compared to the large choice of GSM handset, even if using CDMA is cheaper here, the limitation of device that can be used is becoming the minus point.
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- 2008-06-25 00:57
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