After much waiting and stalking, the first taste of Motorola’s next generation RAZR has finally been caught in the wild and it should be making its way to a Sprint store near you sooner than some. The FCC has revealed the first images of the RAZR V9-alike for iDEN networks now known as the i9. The handset, which may also possibly launch under the Cabo name, will operate on iDEN and CDMA networks from Sprint. The trick is in the keypad, where Motorola used its ModeShift technology to make the experience better across different apps, or at least that seems to be the idea here.
The phone features an internal antenna, external QVGA touchscreen display, internal QVGA display, ModeShift enabled keypad with dynamic controls depending on functionality (Music, Camera), microSDHC expansion slot, media player, GPS transceiver with NMEA output through the microUSB port, speakerphone, Bluetoooth with stereo audio support, and Push-to-X support for one-touch information exchange such as coordinates, MMS, text, or email. No prices or release dates are known at this time
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