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Motorola already sent the RIZR Z6c to FCC for approval and from what I’ve heard so far it features EV-DO rev. 0 so which makes me think it will probably head to Verizon or Sprint? A phone that can be used worldwide no matter what plan you have is becoming more and more popular (see the new BlackBerry 8830) so I guess Motorola want to be amongst the first to have it. Source: PhoneArena Related Posts:Moto RIZR Z6c and Red LG VX8350 Comes to Verizon No surprise that the new Motorola RIZR Z6c came to Verizon Wireless and so is the red LG 8350. Both... Motorola MING A1800 The new Motorola MING A1800 is an updated version of the Linux based MING line that is coming with a... Motorola Q9 has Wi-Fi, We Love It! I've just laid my eyes on the newest Motorola smartphone, Motorola Q9 and other than the cool looks I think... Motorola ROKR E8, Debuts at CES It was in September when we first heard that Motorola will be releasing ROKR E8 to the market but it's... Motorola MING A810 Hello Moto! Motorola's MING series had until now only two members: the A1600 and the A1800 but those days are... Comments |
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If you know what a phone with both GSM and CDMA can do then I guess you’re happy. If you don’t then you should: it allows you to travel from CDMA networks, like those in the States to other countries (or AT&T/T-mobile) where you need GSM. This is what the new Motorola RIZR Z6c can do.
