MOTOZINE ZN5

Sure, you can pick up the phone and call Grandma and tell her about the amazing view from the top of the ski lift, but wouldn’t you rather show her? Yeah, right... Grandma on a ski lift! Well, T-Mobile and Parrot have teamed-up to provide a digital photo frame that accepts multimedia message (MMS) and pictures from email...with its own dedicated phone number! You can send audio and video as well, but I am not sure of this digital frame’s capabilities with video, check the specifics when researching your purchase. It is an amazing way to share your life with loved ones, and your family will participate in sharing photos with Grandma. The T-Mobile cameo is the product name, and a monthly service fee of $10 is required with a one-year service contract. The T-Mobile cameo will be available in the coming weeks, with pricing to be announced. The MSRP of the cameo is expected to be around $100.

Another great product, and offer from T-Mobile is the MOTOZINE ZN5 . This is a phone, I mean camera. A camera that is a phone – seriously. The ZN5 is a five (5)-megapixel camera phone. Not two (2), but FIVE (5) megapixels. It has a built in flash, and the quality of the photos are amazing. Now Grandma’s new picture frame will have quality photos. www.t-mobile.com

Nearly every phone these days has a camera, but almost all of those take small, blurry, practically useless pictures unfit for even being part of the latest Facebook photo album. Useless and obsolete camera phones now face stiff competition from Motorola’s latest release, the MOTOZINE ZN5. By teaming up with Kodak, Motorola is able to offer users a fine phone and camera experience beating other “call and clicks” available in the marketplace.

Professional camera designer Kodak endowed this phone with 5 megapixels of power and the feel of a Kodak digital camera. With a camera like shutter button, flash option and viewer placement, the camera on the ZN5 looks less like a cheap afterthought and more like a prime strength of the phone. Combine it with easy sharing, and you finally have a camera on you at all times that you won’t mind taking pictures with.

For more information visit www.motorola.com or read the press release.