Mobile Linux

Motorola has been a leader in the development and distribution of Linux-based handsets. From groundbreaking early products such as the popular MOTOMING A1200 smart phone to more recent multimedia powerhouses like the MOTOROKR E8 and MOTOZINE ZN5, Motorola remains a pioneer of Mobile Linux technologies.

Motorola's software strategy is based on open, proven platforms that enable compelling consumer experiences. We believe that open platforms, technologies and standards benefit the entire mobile value chain:

• Consumers will find more exciting mobile devices and services that accelerate the use of the phone for uses beyond voice calls or simple messaging, driving adoption of the Mobile Internet and delivering more personal experiences.
• Mobile operators enjoy lower costs, more robust content, and richer service opportunities.
• Software companies benefit from simplified integration and porting paths
• Developers gain greater access to handset capabilities, opening new horizons for development

Motorola has intensified its focus on the potential of Linux to accelerate the mobile Internet and deliver entirely new personal experiences. And as the software ecosystem evolves with the entry of Google's Linux-based Android, Motorola is leveraging the power of Mobile Linux to create the next generation of breakthrough experiences.

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1. AURA Inspired by luxury watches and boasting unparalleled craftsmanship, AURA also features a unique circular display. More Details	2. ROKR EM35 Brings mobile widgets and Web 2.0 applications to the music phone through Mobile Linux and Motorola's WebUI APIs. More Details	3. MOTO VE66 This mobile-Linux powered device enables mobile widgets and Web 2.0 applications through Motorola’s WebUI APIs. More Details	4. W760r/VA76r A rugged phone that has it all, the W760r/VA76r is the first 3G push-to-talk device. More Details
5. MOTOROKR EM30 This innovative phone/music player features ModeShift technology and the MOTOMAGX operating system. More Details	6. MOTOMING A1600 The A1600 is AGPS/GPS friendly and boasts an integrated 3.0 megapixel camera with macro mode, LED flash, and versatile OCR for handwriting and onboard camera scans. More Details	7. MOTOZINE ZN5 The MOTOZINE ZN5 raises the bar for photography and multimedia with a 5 MP CMOS camera, groundbreaking software and outstanding video support. More Details	8. MOTO Z6w With dual compatibility for GSM and Wireless Local Area Network (WLAN), the MOTO Z6w extends your wireless world beyond the normal coverage zones by enabling you to connect in more service areas around the world. More Details
9. MOTOROKR E8 The MOTOROKR E8 is the ideal mobile device for classy professionals who wish to balance business efficiency with portable entertainment. More Details	10. i876 The i876 takes mobile technology to the next level with everything you need to stay ahead of the game. More Details	11. MOTO U9 The latest addition to our music-enabled devices, U9 is designed for those discerning consumers who want to talk and rock in style. More Details	12. MOTORAZR2 V8 The MOTORAZR2 V8 combines your entire music, browsing, imaging and email experience with super fast connections. More Details