Things you need:

• Memory Card

What to do:

1. Open the battery cover
2. Find the card slot, most people say that the krzr doesn’t have one but there really is, look at the bottom part of the unit after you’ve open the battery cover. Tip: Look for the black cover below the battery.
3. If you have found the little black cover, pull it out, be careful not to break it because it’s very sensitive.
4. After you have remove the black cover, put the memory card in.
5. Close all the things that you have opened.
6. Turn your phone back on and if the card wasn’t detected, go to settings then memory, then card, then options and then format. Note: only do this if the card you are using doesn’t have any important files at this option will delete all files inside the memory card.

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What you need:

• Sim Card

What to do:

1. Turn of your phone.
2. Open the battery cover
3. After that look for the sim card slot
4. Remove it carefully and replace it with your own Sim card with the same direction as your last removal (Missing edge in front)

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Things you need:

• Nothing really

What to do:

1. Make sure your Motorola cell phone is off.
2. Close the clamp and look at the backside of the unit.
3. You will see the Motorola logo and on top of that a button.
4. Push it
5. While at it, slide the cover up and take a hold of it.

Done! You just removed your Phone’s battery cover.

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Anyway, I’ll just sum it all up:

Pros / Good: Camera quality

Cons / Bad: No music controls from the outside.

That’s it. If you have questions or if you have something more that you want to clarify, just drop us a mail.

Just to remind you, we also created some tutorials for the Motorola krzr:

• How to Connect Motorola Krzr to Your PC using a Driver in 3 Easy Steps
• How to Transfer Songs to Krzr / Krazr K1m Cellular

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Things you need:

• Card Reader
• And Music!

What to do:

1. First check if you have a SD card extension so that you can extend your SD card and make it fit the card reader perfectly. This should come with the phone.
2. Open your my computer or windows explorer then find if your card will show up. If it didn’t, try installing your card reader driver.
3. Then right click on the icon of your card and select format. Note: This will delete ALL files in the card, so if you have things that you need, back-up it all fist.
4. Under the file system drop down menu, choose fat and it will format the SD card.
5. After formatting, remove the card and install it to your phone. Wait until it recognizes it successfully and then take it out and install it in the card reader again.
6. Go to your my computer and double click the card reader item and then copy paste all the mp3 that you want.

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Things you need:

• Mini USB (The cable that connects your phone to your pc)
• Driver (Download the driver here)
• And of course, a PC!!!

Easy as 1, 2, 3!

1. Download the driver and unzip it. You should now see a file named Moto_KRZR_Driver. Open that and follow the easy instructions given.
2. After installing, connect the little male plug to your Motorola Krzr and the big USB plug to your PC.
3. If it doesn’t work, restart your PC.

And you’re ready to go!!! Enjoy file transferring!

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Improved features should include complete calendaring, which iwould include presence, suggestion features and availability.

It should also have edit and send documents, dialing without having to key in password to unlock the device. Also an option for 3rd party applications such as sms (short message service) and voice dialing.

Earlier estimates put it at September 2007 that the Good Mobile Messaging 5 will be made available through operators worldwide, resellers, and even straight through Motorola Good Technology Group.

It does support Palm OS devices and Windows Mobile.

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Motorola is taking multimedia sincerely. Expect the S9 stereo Bluetooth headset and the high resolution display and 3.6 MBPS HSDPA (High-Speed Downlink Packet Access ) networking.

The company did not mention the pricing yet, but with eh expected packaging of American companies, expect the unit to be pricey.

Other features of the RIZR Z8 is that the slider phone easily catches the eye because it’s cool. Colored highlights at the joints and the way it bends like a knuckle. It supports the micro SDHC cards.

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The RAZR 2 has a thinner exterior compared with its ancestors. It has new features intended to make easy communication. Some models of the RAZR 2 series have Crystal Talk technology which would make your call clearer. 2GB of on-board memory, email access and full Web surfing are among its features. GSM, 3G HSDPA and EVDO CDMA connectivity will be offered to the RAZR 2 V8, V9 and V9m respectively.

These cell phones will be on hand starting in July.

Moto Z8 is a HSDPA-enabled cellphone. It has an ultra-high resolution screen that runs in both landscape and portrait modes. It can take and play video at speeds of up to 30 fps. Some models feature ROKR-like music capacity and up to 32GB of expandable memory. (This one is a great feature!) This Motorola cellphone permits for mobile TV content streaming from selected providers. This unit will be on stream in Asia and Europe by June this year.

The Moto Q series of Motorola includes Q9 (HSDPA) and the the Q8 (GSM/EDGE). The Q9 is a 4 band handset with the QWERTY board. The operating system is Windows Mobile 6.0. operating system, couples a new sleek form factor with a dual-processor. The cellphone will be sold starting this week but will be available in Italy initially.

Z6, the newest ROKR will be available in Asia and Europe. It comes after the success of the ROKR E6 in India and in China. Its main feature is its slider phone and its music playback functions. This handset has devoted music keys and a wheel perfect for navigating your library of music. It will transfer your favorite music collections thru USB 2.0.

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There are a few easily observable changes that the Q q9 (what a name!) have and one of these is the curved keyboard. The design is similar to Acer’s notebooks.

The processor of this new cell phone will be a TI OMAP at 325 MHz, up from the 312 MHz one on the original Motorola Q. The memory is 96 MB RAM and 25MB ROM. Don’t worry though, a micro

At 2.0 megapixel, the camera of the Q q9 is way ahead its predecessor which was at 1.3 MP. The q9 also has a Bluetooth but if you’re fond of using the free wifi at Starbucks, then sorry, there’s no wifi for your q9. The q9 sports the Windows Mobile 6 Standard.

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