The return of the Titan
Motorola is returning among the lookalikes of the mobile phone market again. But the Motorola we see this time around is a new player. Long evolved since stable handsets and innovative feature set ala Siemens (Siemens and Motorola were to join hands once to form a single company.) has brought Motorola to where it is today based on its strengths.
The phone which has lately caught my attention doesn't have a GPS. Nope! Neither does it have a wi-fi. It Isn't a touchscreen either. Surprised? That's the name of the game Motorola plays with most phones, their phones are mobile phones first. The marvel I am talking about is Motorola ROKR E8.
The E8 boasts of some excellent features not found in most common handsets. The phone's Keyboard changes with each application to give different modes which Motorola calls Modeshift. Some of the modes I am aware of are
1. Phone mode
2. Music mode
3. Camera mode.
Top that up with a 100 grams lightweight phone with a quad-band signal to cover the world. And then some salt and pepper. 2gb of onboard memory, A universal 3.5mm jack for using our Sennheiser, Grado, AKG, Bose or Beyerdynamic headphones just make this phone a must have.
For those who live by nokia, the author wont care at all about writing about a Maruti 800 on this blog. There are some limitations. But for those who swear by good things, the ROKR E8 is coming soon. :) Stay tuned for a detailed review.
The phone which has lately caught my attention doesn't have a GPS. Nope! Neither does it have a wi-fi. It Isn't a touchscreen either. Surprised? That's the name of the game Motorola plays with most phones, their phones are mobile phones first. The marvel I am talking about is Motorola ROKR E8.
The E8 boasts of some excellent features not found in most common handsets. The phone's Keyboard changes with each application to give different modes which Motorola calls Modeshift. Some of the modes I am aware of are
1. Phone mode
2. Music mode
3. Camera mode.
Top that up with a 100 grams lightweight phone with a quad-band signal to cover the world. And then some salt and pepper. 2gb of onboard memory, A universal 3.5mm jack for using our Sennheiser, Grado, AKG, Bose or Beyerdynamic headphones just make this phone a must have.
For those who live by nokia, the author wont care at all about writing about a Maruti 800 on this blog. There are some limitations. But for those who swear by good things, the ROKR E8 is coming soon. :) Stay tuned for a detailed review.
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