Motorola Mobility and TIM Launch the Budget-Friendly Motorola SPICE™ XT

With a bright 3.5-inch touch screen display and dual cameras, Motorola SPICE™ XT is simply better Sept. 20, 2011 Now there is no need to sacrifice design or function with Motorola SPICE™ XT, the new, slim and budget-friendly Android™ smartphone from Motorola Industrial Ltda. and TIM. Motorola SPICE XT gives users a more engaging experience with its 3.5-inch, extra-bright touch-screen display, dual cameras for vivid video capture, and all the social networking you could want. The Motorola SPICE XT is now available in TIM stores. Running on Android 2.3 (Gingerbread), the latest version of Android for smartphones, Motorola SPICE XT is the perfect balance of sleek design, affordability and intuitive functionality. Capture and share your memories in crystal clear clarity with its 5-megapixel auto-focus camera with built in flash. Typing text and email messages is faster and easier with the Swype touch-screen keyboard. Plus, with access to the world’s leading social media applications, it’s easy to stay in constant contact with friends and family. The fashionable Motorola SPICE XT also offers unique personalization options through the Moto Switch interface that allows you to switch between friend- and work-centric modes depending on what you’re doing. “Our smartphones have become integral, personal parts of users’ lives – that’s why Motorola believes they should be fun, beautiful and feature-packed,” said Edson Bortolli, products director, Motorola Mobility Brazil. “Motorola SPICE XT is an affordable device that gives young, fast-moving users everything they want from a top-quality smartphone.” Motorola SPICE XT also has best-in-class battery life, allowing users to talk for eight hours or have 21 days of standby in 3G mode. The battery can handle regular multitasking between apps, games and Web browsing, as well as heavy messaging. Users also have access to more than 250,000 apps in the Android Market™. Key Features and Specifications: • Runs on Android 2.3 (Gingerbread) • Access to more than 250,000 apps in Android Market™ • 3.5” HVGA display with capacitive multi-touch • 5MP camera with auto-focus and built in flash • Front-facing VGA camera for video call, chat and sharing • Moto Switch user interface allows users to shift to different modes • RAM memory; 800MHz processor • 512MB onboard memory • Dual-band HSDPA/Quad-band EDGE • MicroSD card slot expandable up to 32GB • Access to Google Maps™ with Navigation, Google Talk™ and web browsing) • FM Radio with RDS support • Wi-Fi b/g/n and Wi-Fi hotspot capability • E-compass, proximity sensor, ambient light sensor, accelerometer • GPS.aGPS • LED notifications • 3.5mm Audio Jack • 1540mAh battery, 8 hours of talk time and 21 days in standby 3G mode Availability and Price The Motorola SPICE XT is now available in the main TIM stores. Consumers who opt for the TIM Liberty plan - which offers unlimited local and long distance calls (using the 41 code) to other TIM numbers – will pay R$ 91 a month for one year, including the cost of the plan (R$39) and the installment on the handset (R$ 52) via credit card. They will also be able to surf the web with Liberty Web Smart, offering unlimited access for R$ 29.90, paid only in the months when the service is used. For pay as you go, the handset is available in three interest-free installments of R$ 208 via credit card and customers can take advantage of the Infinity Pré plan, in which there is a charge per call with no limit in length to any TIM number or to any local fixed number. Users also have unlimited internet access (Infinity Web) and unlimited SMS message (Infinity Torpedo), charged only when the services are used – each service costs R$ 0.50 for each day of use. About TIM Present in Brazil since 1998, TIM was the first mobile carrier to operate in all the states of the country. Focused on anticipating consumers’ demands with innovation and quality, the carrier’s client base soared from 36 million to more than 56.8 million from March 2009 to July 2011 when it regained second place in the cellular telephony market with share of 25.78%. This performance is the result of the strategic repositioning of the TIM brand, with the launch of innovative products and services and investments in network quality. In 2011 alone, the company will invest 85 percent of its R$ 2.9 billion in investments in infrastructure. Negotiations to expand the company’s network include the acquisition of Intelig in December 2009 and AES Atimus in July 2011. In the same month, TIM signed a contract with Telebrás to participate in Brazil’s National Broadband Programme, becoming the first mobile carrier to contribute to universalizing internet access in Brazil. This reinforces TIM’s strategy of fomenting mobile web access combined with the offer of smartphones and the most competitively priced data plans in the market. The company also signed a contract with the LT Amazonas consortium to install an optic fiber network via electricity transmission towers in the states of Amazonas, Pará and Amapá, enabling the digital inclusion of people living in remote areas of the country. Also worthy of note was the carrier’s entry into the BM&FBOVESPA Novo Mercado, recognized as having the highest levels of corporate governance. TIM is the only telecommunications operator in this segment of the stock market. For the third year running the company was also included in the BM&FBOVESPA ISE Business Sustainability Index and in the recently created Carbon Efficient Index (ICO2). For further information, please access www.tim.com.br or http://twitter.com/timtimportimtim. About Motorola Mobility Motorola Mobility, Inc. (NYSE:MMI) fuses innovative technology with human insights to create experiences that simplify, connect and enrich people's lives. Our portfolio includes converged mobile devices such as smartphones and tablets; wireless accessories; end-to-end video and data delivery; and management solutions, including set-tops and data-access devices. For more information, visit motorola.com/mobility.