Nokia and Samsung have released theirs, and I guess it wasn’t long before others followed suit. So it comes as no surprise that Motorola has one of their own in the DH02.
Were not quite sure if it really is a phone and if we’ll ever see it come to light in our part of the world, but we’re pretty sure that it’ll support DVB-H media technology which is currently the running standard for Mobile TV in our country. It also has advanced GPS capabilities, Bluetooth, auto-flip orientation for portrait or landscape viewing, microSD card support, HSDPA/GPRS support, touch screen interface, and Emergency call and SMS support. Yeah, Mobile TV sounds good, but looking at the DH02, users will probably judge it more based on its new and unconventional the touch screen interface as opposed to its media capabilities.
Oh well, we’re not even sure if it will make it to the Asian region so it’s best to stop nipping at Motorola’s heels until it’s officially been released locally.
Were not quite sure if it really is a phone and if we’ll ever see it come to light in our part of the world, but we’re pretty sure that it’ll support DVB-H media technology which is currently the running standard for Mobile TV in our country. It also has advanced GPS capabilities, Bluetooth, auto-flip orientation for portrait or landscape viewing, microSD card support, HSDPA/GPRS support, touch screen interface, and Emergency call and SMS support. Yeah, Mobile TV sounds good, but looking at the DH02, users will probably judge it more based on its new and unconventional the touch screen interface as opposed to its media capabilities.
Oh well, we’re not even sure if it will make it to the Asian region so it’s best to stop nipping at Motorola’s heels until it’s officially been released locally.
