Review: MOTOROKR Z6
Jul 6, 2007, 7:38 AM by Eric Lin
No, that's not a RIZR Z3. We take a good, long look at Moto's first Linux-Java phone for the US - with Video Tour.
Is a new operating system a big enough change to give a phone a new name, and a new model number? Motorola sprinkled some Linux on the RIZR Z3 and magically it becomes a ROKR Z6. Is it worthy of the ROKR moniker?
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The reason the OS is so snappy and the Java benchmark performance may have something to do with the fact that the Z6 has a 612MHz processor. The outside may look like a Z3, but the inside is souped up from hardware to software.
raulr said:...
The reason the OS is so snappy and the Java benchmark performance may have something to do with the fact that the Z6 has a 612MHz processor. The outside may look like a Z3, but the inside is souped up from hardware to
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so, is the Z6m that's coming to Sprint definitely not Java/Linux?
I'm getting a little fed up of sprint JUNK phones.
problem is, it's just SO cheap to have powervision.
i'm up to renew my contract in sept.
are there any Java/Linux motorola's (or anything else good) coming out for sprint ?
problem is, it's just SO cheap to have powervision.
i'm up to renew my contract in sept.
are there any Java/Linux motorola's (or anything else good) coming out for sprint ?
Eventually they will get the Linux-Java OS on 3G and CDMA EVDO phones. Software is just not ready yet. I'll guess by early next year.
well if you like Motorola and music phones, i would what till the razr2 comes out in sept.
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