Motorola and T-Mobile USA today announced the on-shelf availability of the Motorola V360 at T-Mobile retail stores and authorized dealers. The sleek Motorola V360 offers advanced functionality and provides consumers with today’s must-have mobile music, imaging and connectivity tools. Designed with EDGE (Enhanced Data for Global Evolution) technology for high-speed data connections, the Motorola V360 is an ideal device for enjoying the features and service benefits of T-Mobile's content offerings at even faster speeds.

Balancing advanced functionality and affordability, the Motorola V360 defies expectations by addressing imaging and connectivity needs, as well as your budget. The Motorola V360 features SCREEN3, an innovative technology solution from Motorola that gives you zero-click access to news, sports, entertainment, and other premium content directly from your mobile device home screen - no buttons to push, no browsers to launch. Motorola's SCREEN3 puts fresh content at your fingertips.  And, with video capture and playback, an integrated VGA camera, Push-To-Talk (PTT) functionality, Bluetooth® wireless connectivity, an MP3 player and expandable TransFlash memory, this classic clamshell proves it’s possible to have it all.

Features

• Integrated VGA camera with 4x zoom
• Video capture and playback
• EDGE technology for high speed data exchange
• Push-To-Talk (PTT) functionality
• Bluetooth Class 2 wireless connectivity
• Motorola's SCREEN3 technology solution featuring zero-click access to news, sports, entertainment, and other premium content.
• Messaging options including Multimedia Messaging Service (MMS), Instant Messaging via IM Wireless Village and POP3, SMTP and IMAP4 email
• Integrated MP3 player
• Integrated speakerphone
• Downloadable screensavers, wallpapers, games and MP3 ringtones
• J2ME MIDP 2.0 CLDC 1.0
• WAP 2.0 browser and GPRS class 10 for rapid Internet access
• Up to 5 MB of internal memory plus up to 512 MB using TransFlash removable memory slot

The Motorola V360 is expected to be available in Q4 2005.