i465 - Motorola’s first iDEN phone to support QWERTY
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Lately, a lot of manufacturers have come to the conclusion that phones, equipped with a full QWERTY keyboard may be a good source of revenues, especially if they get into the hands of hardcore texting users. And here we aren’t talking about the business-oriented users only, but also about the ones that use their phones mainly for fast and cheap messaging.
Following this trend, Motorola is also preparing its low-end QWERTY solution, the i465. It won’t be running Windows Mobile, or any other operating system. The device will be a typical low-end phone, but with one unique feature - a full QWERTY keyboard. Other extras will include a VGA camera and Bluetooth 2.0. The i465 is obviously targeted at the younger users, giving them the opportunity to easily and handily write SMS messages; however, it hasn’t been officially announced yet, so don’t expect any information on the exact release date and the price.
Motorola i465 Preliminary Specifications
source: EngadgetMobile
Following this trend, Motorola is also preparing its low-end QWERTY solution, the i465. It won’t be running Windows Mobile, or any other operating system. The device will be a typical low-end phone, but with one unique feature - a full QWERTY keyboard. Other extras will include a VGA camera and Bluetooth 2.0. The i465 is obviously targeted at the younger users, giving them the opportunity to easily and handily write SMS messages; however, it hasn’t been officially announced yet, so don’t expect any information on the exact release date and the price.
Motorola i465 Preliminary Specifications
source: EngadgetMobile
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4 Comments
1. bigfanboyred posted on 20 Oct 2010, 01:42 0 0
for people on a budget...or for the txtin type. i am sure is probably gonna be free with a 2yr contract w/any provider. reminds me of the biltz...
2. rbz275 posted on 28 Jan 2009, 09:13 0 0
but note.... this is an iDEN handset. For nextell business services.
3. rockstar323 posted on 28 Jan 2009, 10:40 0 0
alot of businesses that use Nextel uses text messages to communicate with each other.
4. VDubb posted on 29 Jan 2009, 12:35 0 0
This is most likely going to head to Boost with the new $50 Unlimited Everything plan currently in play.
