Motorola claims that its investment in the Australian company is part of their vision to flawlessly connect people and communities. Tilefile wraps multimedia files like videos, photos and audio in a single content-neutral format, the Tile. The front of the Tile is the media whereas the back is the community. Tiles can be connected with others to form contiguous combinations available for sharing or launching in other locations on the Internet.

A successful development of the technology would benefit users enormously and provide a better multimedia experience since the Tile, no matter where it is sent takes with it the underlying social activity which would link people and communities through messaging, sharing and publishing.

In a bold move, Google’s release of Android and its associated software development tools for free is an irresistible come on for independent entrepreneurs and software developers.

There is a slight hitch however as Google’s Android platform is for high end mobile handsets and not the entry level kind. This may impact the wide acceptance of Android-flavored software since the market is frankly a niche market.

However, industry watchers predict that in less than a couple of years when high end phones become more available globally Android may be the choice of both users and developers in the mobile applications genre.

On the international level, customers can use their MOTO Q Global in more than 135 countries to access e-mail and other data applications, browse the Web, and make or receive phone calls in more than 190 countries.

The MOTO Q Global opens up a totally new frontier to MOTO Q enthusiasts as Motorola and AT&T jointly provide customers with a world-class device, operating platform, applications and services and network experience that they can take with them and use around the globe.

The T505 provides a new level of in-car phone experience as it utilizes the vehicle’s speakers for music and telephony. It is also equipped with a digital FM transmitter that lets you optimize your calls and tunes; music playing stops when there is an incoming call. You can also connect with your car radio and take advantage of the StationFinder Technology that automatically searches for FM at the best setting with very minimal static.

The unit works with Bluetooth enabled music phones and comes with a car charger.

With the popularity of the Opera open source mobile browser, the entry of Linux-based Motomagx OS and the Google variant opens up the development of software and plug-ins for the huge mobile phone market.

Industry observers are one in saying that the impending entry of mobile Linux is posed to capture a big slice of the handheld market by storm, making it the development platform of choice for interoperability.

Femtocells support small area, in-the-home (private) wireless voice and data services. The installation of domestic base stations and linking them with GSM and 3G mobile phones provides mobile phone operators a more efficient way to manage mobile traffic generated indoors as compared to macrocells of the outside (public) cellular infrastructure.

Motorola says its end-to-end system uses the open standard interface and includes a wide range of femtocell-specific equipment and 3G devices, core network concentrator, systems integration services and a management system.

It is estimated that in Europe alone, approximately 12 million femtocells will be deployed by 2010 with a projection of up to 17 million the following year.

The MotoPure is has a smaller and sleeker form factor than other available ear devices on the market. Featuring CrystalTalk technology, the MotoPure is expected to be a hot item for the holidays.

Showcasing the device’s noise reduction strengths, Motorola demonstrated the unit with a live conversation between Moto executives in Paddington Station, London and a New York intersection in inclement weather.

The device offers users 8 days of standby power and five-and-a-half hours of talk time and is compatible with approximately 200 Bluetooth-enabled mobile phones.

Observers say the H12 advance technology make it a premium must-have hands-free solution for people on the go.

Do they have an answer to the Iphone?

Motorola’s first cellular phone, the DynaTAC portable cellular phone built was in 1972. Thirty-five years later, Motorola’s flagship mobile handset, the Razr2 highlights the difference in technology of the two models.

Motorola’s DynaTAC (Dynamic Adaptable Total Area Coverage) weighed in at a hefty 1kg with keys the size of Chiclets and a battery life of 30 minutes.

Today’s cellular models come in all colors, weigh only a few ounces and provide hours of voice calls, text and video.

When Motorola introduced the DynaTAC in early 1973, they had no idea that they were not only launching a product but a global wireless revolution.

The Symbian code based touch screen user interface positions Sony Ericsson and Motorola in a joint venture agreement to develop, refine and license the technology to other users (75% of today’s smartphones rely on Symbian OS).

The joint venture partners are committed to license the technology equally to all mobile device vendors.

Motorola’s acquisition of t a 50% stake in the company means that the US phone maker now has technology and development access to that could drastically cut R&D costs and help it to speed to market releases of new models utilizing touch screen technology.