September 13, 2004

By: Wendy Whittaker
Website: http://www.1st-in-cell-phones.com

T-Mobile Motorola Phone Popular Among European Youth

Mobile Motorolas, like the T-Mobile Motorola V300, was introduced to the European market in the fall of 2003. From all indications, young people like what they see in the funky Motorolas phone.

Motorola designed the phone specifically for young consumers. To appeal to its target market, the T-Mobile phone is sleek, compact and packed with features. For starters, the phone has mobile messaging capability, a built-in camera, downloadable ring tones and a color display screen. T-Mobile and Motorola did their homework and know that those items top the list of features young people look for in cell phones.

The Motorola V300 has a stylish, fun look that appeals to teens. But the fun goes beyond the phone’s exterior. They can use the VGA camera to create a picture phone book. The Motorola T-Mobile phone has a unique MotoMixer. This mini DJ program allows users to create their own cell phone ring tone. MP3 ring tones can also be downloaded to the phone.

No phone created for the youth market would be complete without top-of-the line gaming options. Once again, T-Mobile and Motorola demonstrate that they understand this demographic. The Motorola V-300 is compatible with downloadable games using J2ME MIDP 2.0, which incorporates sound, vibration and lights into the gaming experience.

The Motorola T-Mobile phone leaves plenty of room for teens to customize. Unique wallpapers and screensavers are available and accessories like an FM radio head set and an MP3 player can be added to the mobile phone.

Even with all the features and fun T-Mobile and Motorola have packed into the V300, the price still fits a young person’s pocketbook.

Author Notes:

Wendy Whittaker contributes and publishes news editorial to http://www.1st-in-cell-phones.com.  A cellular phone industry resource featuring articles, comparisons and reviews of cellular phone and service plans.