Motorola

LAS VEGAS, Jan. 4 -- The future is now ... and Motorola has proven it once again with the commercial launch of the Motorola iRadio system today at the Consumer Electronics Show (CES) in Las Vegas. An in-vehicle platform that combines entertainment, location-based information, navigation, emergency calling and communication into one complete, driver-friendly system, the Motorola iRadio system is being displayed at CES Jan. 6-9, 2001 (booth #15032 in the gold lot). Additionally, three iRadio demo vehicles will be seen around Las Vegas as some CES attendees take advantage of ride-and-drive demonstrations. Read more

11/30/2000--Motorola and Home Director, Inc. yesterday announced that they are presenting their joint home-networking technology at the Western Cable Show 2000, at Motorola's show area, Booth #1401. Read more

Nov. 29, 2000--Motorola, Inc. and Sega Corporation have signed an initial agreement that calls for Sega to develop games for select Motorola next-generation multiple communication phones. This alliance will allow consumers to play an assortment of Sega games on Motorola's new category of wireless devices. This marks the first time Sega games can be played on a wireless phone. Read more

How many times have people found themselves wandering about, looking for a deli 10 blocks away? That's a thing of the past thanks to Motorola's new Oncore™ GPS chip, which is being unveiled today. Oncore GPS represents the first single chip, host-based solution that will enable Global Positioning System (GPS) features to be easily added to products such as cell phones, PDAs, laptops and even children's toys. Read more

Motorola today announced the addition of two Bluetooth products to its growing portfolio, offering consumers one of their first opportunities to experience this new technology with a wireless phone. Read more

Motorola and Palm, Inc. are collaborating to meet the growing demand for full-service mobile wireless devices by creating a new smart phone that blends the functionality of a Palm handheld computer with the simplicity and compact form factor of today's mobile phone. The companies signed an agreement to co-develop and co-brand these mobile smart phones, leveraging Motorola's market leading wireless technologies, creative product line, and distribution channels, with Palm's core handheld functionality, its web clipping technology for data-based access to content and services and its robust, flexible operating system, the Palm OS(R) platform. Read more

Motorola announced today that it has received full certification from the Bluetooth™ standards body for its two Bluetooth PC products, making them the first products to be allowed to carry the Bluetooth trademark. The Bluetooth qualification process ensures that the product complies with the Bluetooth specification, so those products bearing the Bluetooth mark will work together as expected. Both the Motorola PCMCIA card and the USB accessory have been approved and are expected to be available to consumers via PC manufacturers in the fourth quarter of this year. Read more

Motorola today announced its newest entry in the wireless web and messaging arena, the Timeport P935 personal interactive communicator (PIC), an end-to-end communications solution for highly scheduled, mobile business professionals who need around-the-clock remote connectivity and up-to-date information to make immediate decisions. Read more