Motorola launches its first GPS-enabled cellphone ‘MOTOMING A 1600’

The US-based mobile handset maker Motorola has launched its first GPS-enabled mobile phone MOTOMING A 1600 in the Indian market.

The latest gizmo is equipped with a 3.2 mega pixel camera and comes with 1 GB MicroSD card, which can be further expanded to memory capacity of up to 4 GB.

The touch screen GPS-enabled phone offers consumers lifetime free GPS navigation maps and landmarks of 30 cities, which is powered by MapmyIndia, India mapscome preloaded on the memory card of the phone.

In addition, it also allows voice-guided navigation across major national and state highways.

The mobile phone is available at a price tag of Rs 15,847.