Nextel Starts to Sell the Motorola i836

The Motorola i836 uses Java technology, allowing users to download and run applications, as well as GPS technology, which lets users access location-based services such as turn-by-turn driving directions. The phone also offers a variety of personalization options, including user-assignable ring tones, wallpaper designs, and navigation shortcuts.





The Motorola i836 lets users to stay connected via Nextel's digital cellular phone service, and Direct Connect, instant walkie-talkie service. Group Connect, Nextel’s new service, allows users to communicate with up to 20 other Nextel users nationwide at the touch of a button. And Multimedia Messaging Service (MMS) allows users to send text, images and audio together.

The Motorola i836 measures 3.4" x 1.9" x 0.94" and weighs about four ounces. It is currently available through all Nextel distribution channels at a price of $199.99, with a two-year service agreement, new activation and credit approval.

See also:

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