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Cellular Phone Forum / Providers / Verizon / January 2005MOTOROLA E815
Phonescoop just posted an update to the Moto V710. The Moto E815, and the phone looks great. Has anyone heard anything about this phone? will it be coming to Veriozn?? I know Moto has been putting out bad craftsmanship lately, but this phone looks very nice. Here is the link with photos: http://www.phonescoop.com/articles/ces_2005/index.php?p=m1 The E815 will be Motorola's first CDMA EVDO phone, which we expect to see soon on Verizon's network. It's a professional-looking flip phone, very similar size and shape to Motorola's V710 for Verizon, but silver instead of black. It will sport a 1.23 megapixel camera, Bluetooth, 40 MB of built-in memory and a TransFlash memory slot. And Verizon better deliver some compelling multimedia services for EVDO, because a Motorola rep told us the E815 wouldn't be able to be used as a Bluetooth modem for your laptop just like the V710. >Phonescoop just posted an update to the Moto V710. The Moto E815, and >the phone looks great. Has anyone heard anything about this phone? will >it be coming to Veriozn?? I know Moto has been putting out bad >craftsmanship lately, but this phone looks very nice. >Here is the link with photos: >http://www.phonescoop.com/articles/ces_2005/index.php?p=m1 > And Verizon better > deliver some compelling multimedia services for EVDO, because a > Motorola rep told us the E815 wouldn't be able to be used as a > Bluetooth modem for your laptop - just like the V710. That's too bad. A bluetooth laptop link would be nice. Will the E815 (and does the V710) be able to transfer data using a hard wired cable between the laptop and phone? > And Verizon better > deliver some compelling multimedia services for EVDO, because a > Motorola rep told us the E815 wouldn't be able to be used as a > Bluetooth modem for your laptop - just like the V710. That's too bad. A bluetooth laptop link would be nice. Will the E815 (and does the V710) be able to transfer data using a hard wired cable between the laptop and phone? |
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