MOTOROI Smart Phone Optimizes Mobile Internet Exclusively in Mexico for Iusacell Customers
—A superior Iusacell network, high definition display and multifunctions satisfy the most demanding users—
MEXICO CITY -- Grupo Iusacell, the first provider of wireless cellular third generation services in Mexico with a national footprint, announced that it has successfully launched the MOTOROI handset as an exclusive product in Mexico. The MOTOROI optimizes mobile Internet with the most complete Web browsing and free access to Google applications, including Google Maps, Gmail and You Tube access.
MOTOROI has a full HTML browser, which helps visualize web pages as they appear on a personal computer, with a fast data processor and Flash applications through the high-speed Iusacell network. With MOTOROI, users can combine multiple e-mail accounts and receive them in a single inbox, integrate work and personal agendas, and access the Global Address Book that facilitates contact with colleagues and friends.
The new Motorola handset offers features for the most demanding users, including easy access to voice services and the ability to organize and consolidate personal information through the superior network of Iusacell.
MOTOROI increases productivity, is fun and easy to use, and is only available in Mexico through Iusacell.
About Grupo Iusacell
Grupo Iusacell is a wireless cellular and PCS service provider in Mexico with a national footprint. Iusacell offers more and better voice communication and data services through state-of-the-art technology, such as its new 3G network, throughout all of the regions in which it operates. In addition to its core mobile telephony services, Iusacell also provides a wide range of other telecommunications services, including long distance, wireless local telephony and data transmission services.
Grupo Iusacell releases and all other written materials may from time to time contain statements about expected future events and financial results that are forward looking and subject to risks and uncertainties. For those statements, the Company claims the protection of the corresponding laws.
MEXICO CITY -- Grupo Iusacell, the first provider of wireless cellular third generation services in Mexico with a national footprint, announced that it has successfully launched the MOTOROI handset as an exclusive product in Mexico. The MOTOROI optimizes mobile Internet with the most complete Web browsing and free access to Google applications, including Google Maps, Gmail and You Tube access.
MOTOROI has a full HTML browser, which helps visualize web pages as they appear on a personal computer, with a fast data processor and Flash applications through the high-speed Iusacell network. With MOTOROI, users can combine multiple e-mail accounts and receive them in a single inbox, integrate work and personal agendas, and access the Global Address Book that facilitates contact with colleagues and friends.
The new Motorola handset offers features for the most demanding users, including easy access to voice services and the ability to organize and consolidate personal information through the superior network of Iusacell.
MOTOROI increases productivity, is fun and easy to use, and is only available in Mexico through Iusacell.
About Grupo Iusacell
Grupo Iusacell is a wireless cellular and PCS service provider in Mexico with a national footprint. Iusacell offers more and better voice communication and data services through state-of-the-art technology, such as its new 3G network, throughout all of the regions in which it operates. In addition to its core mobile telephony services, Iusacell also provides a wide range of other telecommunications services, including long distance, wireless local telephony and data transmission services.
Grupo Iusacell releases and all other written materials may from time to time contain statements about expected future events and financial results that are forward looking and subject to risks and uncertainties. For those statements, the Company claims the protection of the corresponding laws.
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