A YouTube Video has been
discovered that looks like a professional promotional video for Motorola. In the video is a shot of a Motorola phone with Kodak logo on it as a photo clicking sound is heard. It is suspected that the 5 megapixel Kodak CMOS camera chip announced in February, may show up soon on a Motorola phone. There have been several general stories on the mobile phone cameras recently stating:
- The number of cell phone cameras in the United States leaped from 48 million in November
2005 to 132 million in November 2007, according to the research firm
M:Metrics. - Meanwhile, the number of digital cameras in the country hit 106 million in 2007, according to the Photo Marketing Association.
Motorola has lost a lot of market share and adding a quality camera, may increase sales.
Other conjecture about the video suggests that what is shown in the video are:
- A Moto Q type Windows phone with Windows 6.1 upgrade.
- A Rokr Phone with Kodak camera.
- MotoMing2 Linux Phone.
We will be at CTIA reporting on show and by then we'll really know what's going on.
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