Motorola V176 Review 

• General features
        Announced in March 2005, on the market since summer 2005, official announcement on the 11 of March 2005
        GSM 900/1800/1900
        Colour 65K STN display with the resolution of 128x160 pixels shows up to 7 text lines + line with icons and tips for soft keys use.
        Battery type Li-Ion 720 mAh
        Battery life:
             standby mode 150 - 260 hours
             talk time 220 - 450 minute
        Adjustable menu order, tag
   
• Memory
        Memory for 500 names in the internal memory, up to several types of numbers for a name At the same time one number for a name. There is a field for e-mail address A photo or an image may be assigned to a name
        Call log of 10 outgoing, incoming and missed
        3 MB for various applications and data
  
• Call management, ringing tones, voice functions
        Vibrating alert
        32 ringing tones and melodies, a possibility to compose own melody (up to 32) 
        MP3 or WAV file may be used as a call signal 
        24-tones polyphony 
        Various ways of vibrating alert work, schemes 
        Speakerphone
  
• SMS 
        MMS 
        EMS 
        Nokia Smart Messages 
        Predictive text input iTap
  
• Connectivity
        GPRS(4+2) 
        Push to Talk 
        WAP 2.0 
        IrDA is absent   
        Synchronization with PC via a cable (USB). 
        Instant Messaging
  
• Organizer and extras 
        J2ME (MIDP 2.0) 
        Calendar, date, time 
        Calculator 
        Organizer with alarm clock, various kinds of events 
        Games

Along side a slew of other new handsets, Motorola introduced the new V176 entry-level clamshell. The V176 give you everthing you need, and you won't see the things you don't want.

Motorola V176 like the other new handsets do, which supports Push-To-Talk for instant voice communications. The same speakerphone used for PTT can also be used for regular voice calls, too. Motorola V176 has a large 1.8" 128x160 display, and has a WAP 2.0 browser and Wireless Village instant messaging support, as well as the ability to send and receive MMS messages.

You won't find a camera on this compact handset, but you will find exceptional battery life and a 32 voice polyphonic sound system.

Motorola V176 Review

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