Motorola MOTO Z10 "mobile film studio" coming soon



We were initially impressed by the kick-flip form on the MOTO Z8, but the Z10 feels a bit half-baked. The phone felt rickety in our hands, the polished accents felt cheap, not, well, polished. We're curious about what Motorola might have done with Symbian UIQ, now that they own half of the company, and we're obviously impressed by the phone's camera and video features. But perhaps the kick-flip form needs more time in the oven. Release: May 2008. Price: $500.

Pros: 3.2 megapixel camera with autofocus. Innovative kick-flip form. Updated UIQ multimedia smartphone interface.

Cons: Phone felt flimsy in our hands, and a bit large. UIQ has frustrated us in the past. No American 3G support.

Size4.3 by 1.95 by 0.64 inches
Weight4.0 ounces
Screen2.2 inches, 240x320 pixels, 16M colors
Touch: NoOS & PlatformSymbian UIQNetworkGSM 850/900/1800/1900 MHz
Talk timeClaimed: 5 hours
Messaging clientsKeypadT9 Numeric
Camera3 Megapixel(s) with autofocusVideo recorder with QVGA resolution
GPSNo GPS radio
Memory< 128MB out-of-box
microSD memory slot ()
Connectivity- 0.2 EDGE
- Bluetooth 2.0
- USB

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