Motorola A732 (Linux)

Motorola A732: Let Your Fingers do the Talking.

Enabled with intuitive finger-writing recognition, the Motorola A732 simplifies communications. Use your finger to write characters (Chinese and Roman) on the sliding keypad and send what you wrote as a text message! The intelligent Motorola A732 also utilizes a predictive text engine to learn each Motorola A732 user’s writing style and supports basic gesture commands for editing and switching between languages – all in a stylish slider form-factor.

Today’s mobile professionals want freedom: from wires, from their desks, and from boring handsets,

said Tracey Koziol, Vice President, Mid-Tier and Iconic Products, Motorola Mobile Devices.

Our newest additions, the Motorola A910, A728 and Motorola A732, combine style, power and productivity to fit your personal and work styles.

Mark Shockley, Vice President of Seamless Mobility Solutions, Motorola adds,

Motorola is creating a full portfolio of productivity devices that meet a variety of technology, style and feature-set needs to satisfy the mobile professional and the enterprise. Combined with our new QWERTY phone – the Motorola Q – these devices will help change the way mobility impacts the bottom-line.

Together with the recently announced Motorola E895 handset, the new A910 and Motorola A732 also deepen Motorola’s Linux-based handset portfolio — further demonstrating Motorola’s commitment to driving Linux-for-mobile innovation across the company’s device spectrum.

The Motorola A732 will be available from 27th July 2005.