New Phones announced: Motorola A1000 and Panasonic X700
Two more Symbian based devices have been officially announced today at the 3GSM World Congress:
another 3G device by Motorola: the A1000
the first Panasonic Symbian powered phone: the X700
Motorola A1000
The A1000 is a new Symbian 7.0 / UIQ based phone by Motorola. It is expected to be available in Q4-2004 with the following features:
WCDMA 2100 MHz, GSM/GPRS 900/1800/1900
208 x320 TFT (65K) Color display
1.2 Mega-pixel & VGA integrated camera (video record / Image capture with 4X digital zoom)
2 Way video conferencing (Point to Point Video)
Multimedia: Streaming, Capture & Playback (MP3, MPEG4)
Messaging: SMS, MMS, E-mail (IMAP4, POP3)
Full HTML Browser with Small Screen Rendering
Picsel™ Document Viewer (Supporting Microsoft Word®, Microsoft Excel®, Microsoft PowerPoint®, Adobe
PDF, Unzip)
PIM Application (Calendar, Contacts, Notes)
Synchronization: SyncML (OTA), Desktop PC Sync
24MB of User Memory /Supports Removable Memory (Triflash-R)
Integrated USB, Bluetooth® Wireless Technology
A-GPS support for Location Services
Virtual Private Networks Support (User installable)
Symbian™ 7.0 Operating System
J2ME™ (MIDP 2.0 + APIs)
Download pictures, video, audio, ringtones, wallpaper, and applications
Companion products (Stereo headsets, Bluetooth® headset, Bluetooth® car kits, and many more items)
Panasonic X700
The X700 smartphone is the first phone from Panasonic to use Symbian OS. It uses Symbian v7.0s with Nokia Series 60 v2 UI. It features:
Triband / GPRS Class 10
176x208, 65K colors TFT display
MiniSD card support
Bluetooth, Infrared and USB support
Built-in camera with video capture
Video capture
Java MIDP 2.0
Wap 2.0
Microsoft Word, Excel and Powerpoint document compatibility
Speaker Independent voice recognition
Availability is not yet known for this phone.





