FCC has confirmed that Motorola A4500 World Phone, from Motorola of course, will soon hit the States through Verizon network. This candybar smartphone comes with a QWERTY keyboard, an integrated 2 megapixel camera module, WiFI connectivity, fingerprint scanner, microSD media card slot, support for EvDO, Bluetooth stereo, and quad-band GSM network. The handset will run on Windows Mobile 6.1 operating system. Unfortunately, no further info from both Motorola and Verizon regarding A4500 cell phone…

Looks a lot like RAZR V9, the recently announced (in South Korea) Moto V10 from Motorola comes in a slim, squarish design. The interesting thing is the incorporation of Tandem Display technology which place two displays on the clamshell phone, each embedded on either side of the flip. Moreover, the mid-range 2G handset also features a unique gradation of black and red, making it looks gorgeous. No words on pricing yet, but Moto V10 is scheduled to hit the South Korea’s store in a few weeks.

Evoke Q4A is the new upcoming cell phone from Motorola. It will very soon hit the store through Alltel distribution network. Designed mostly for social network and mobile communication purpose, the mid-end handset boasts a 2.8-inch full touchscreen display, virtual QWERTY keyboard with traditional slide-out keypad, and a full HTML web browser. Users can use widgets to provide instant access to various real-time information, such as sports, news, weather, stocks, and traffics; as well as connect instantly to their favourite social network sites. But while most handsets nowadays give direct support for Facebook, Evoke Q4A puts built-in integration for MySpace which allows users to easily post instant updates and view other profiles.

Other features include an integrated 2.0 megapixel camera module with video recording capability, stereo Bluetooth, built-in GPS navigation receiver, media card slot, and an ultra intuitive user interface. Moreover, Motorola Evoke Q4A cell phone also comes pre-loaded with popular Alltel applications, such as TV on Demand, Radio on Demand and Alltel Navigation.

Motorola and Nextel have just officially announced their upcoming handset called Motorola i465. This cell phone sports a full QWERTY keyboard, Bluetooth 2.0 connectivity, VGA camera, and a web browser. Sounds like a boring mobile device, isn’t it? In a matter of fact, the design looks ugly as well. But fortunately, it has something to be proud of — support for Nextel’s iDEN network, the company’s proprietary Push-To-Talk walkie-talkie like service. This additional feature hopefully could help the phone stands out from the crowd… eventhough it might be hard, knowing that Motorola’s phone market is getting smaller and smaller everyday…

Motorola is going to unleash a pretty cool handset aimed at social networking enthusiasts, Evoke QA4. It comes with a 2.8-inch full touchscreen display with both virtual QWERTY keyboard and traditional slide-out keypad. You can also fnd those two options when you’re going to make a phone call, either by using the keypad or the touchscreen directly. Regarding phone call, Evoke promises a clear and convenient communication, thanks to the adoption of noise reduction technology that removes (or at least lowers) background noise during phone calls. There’s a built-in Bluetooth technology with A2DP support, so you can use your Bluetooth headset for receiving phone from your friends. Finally, like most modern handsets nowadays, Evoke QA4 also sports an integrated widgets to easily access real-time information, social networking sites, and personalized RSS feeds from the Web such as weather, sports scores, stock reports, news headlines and more. Other features include an integrated 2 megapixel camera module, microSD media card slot, built-in GPS navigation receiver, and a 256MB of onboard storage. Not clear whether it has WiFI or not.

Motorola Evoke QA4 cell phone is expected to hit the market in Q2 2009. The company will showcase this handset at 2009 CTIA Wireless event, so be there if you want to see Evoke QA4 in action.

Motorola recently unleashed a unique, yet innovative handset called AURA. Inspired by luxury watches and handcrafted design, the cell phone really looks like a piece of art. Inside its gorgeous and beautiful body, there lies a 2GB of onboard storage and an integrated 2MP camera module. AURA also boasts a 62-carat sapphire crystal lens and a 16M million colour circular display with 300dpi resolution (world’s first!).

Motorola AURA cell phone is scheduled to hit the market in the fourth quarter of this year.

Rumour about the new Motorola Q11 has spread over the internet. According to the leaked picture, the business PDA phone comes with an embedded GPS receiver, along with full QWERTY keyboard and Windows Mobile 6.1 Pro operating system. Other features include an integrated 3 megapixel camera module, WiFI, and Bluetooth. No words on availability and the rest of its detail for now, so stay tune for more.

Information about the upcoming Motorola i776 cell phone has been spilled out of its tube. Planned to be made available on the market through Target, the prepaid handset will feature a built-in GPS navigation receiver, Bluetooth, up to 600 contact, miniUSB interface, and wireless modem capability. Its battery can last for up to 3.5 hours of talk time and 84 hours of standby time. Sounds good for a mid-end cell phone, if only the external antenna goes away.

No information on its retail price yet.

Motorola V365 (AT&T) is a small but tough phone that will live up to the way you talk. Talk tough with the sturdy Motorola V365 tri-band world phone. It has long talk times and up to 21 days of standby. This compact yet durable design let’s you speak effortlessly with Bluetooth wireless from up to 30 feet away. With enhanced messaging capabilities (great feature) – you’ll want to keep it nearby. That’s all? Nope. Snap a photo on your 4x zoom camera, send video clip messages and download ringtones over this high-speed EDGE capable phone. Great offers from Motorola.

Motorola V9x, which is going to be released very soon by AT&T, is a quad-band clamshell phone featuring a built-in GPS navigation capabilities. You can even check the route to your destination WITHOUT opening the phone, thanks to its large (and colourful) outer display. It uses AT&T’s Navigator software for tracking the maps and you obviously have to pay for the service if you don’t want to get lost in the big city.

In addition, Motorola V9x cell phone also features HSDPA connectivity, Bluetooth, 2MP camera module, microSD media card slot, and USB interface. No words on pricing and actual release date at the moment.