Well, that sure was a long and drawn out wait. We've been waiting on Motorola to launch their Kodak-branded 5 megapixel cameraphone for some time now, and with Motorola's future as a viable handset manufacturer in doubt, this announcement couldn't have come at a better time. Motorola has finally gone official with the Motorola MOTOZINE ZN5. [...]

We're not sure what this thing is called, but it's nice to see another 5-megapixel shooter from Motorola complementing the legendary Motorola ZINE ZN5 5-megapixel Kodak cameraphone. The Motorola ZINE ZN5 has been spotted rocking a 5-megapixel shooter from Kodak, in candy-bar (monoblock) form. The MotoZINE ZN5 is supposed to be the cameraphone monster that [...]

We already know that Motorola is working on a 5 megapixel monster with a Kodak shooter. The Motorola MotoZINE ZN5, as it's called, is already known to be sporting a Montavista Linux OS, 5 megapixel Kodak branded camera, and the Morph keypad that we see in the Moto ROKR E8. But, we haven't had a [...]

We already know that Motorola is slated to drop the MotoZINE ZN5-bomb on us at CTIA Las Vegas, and the wait is getting to be unbearable. The 5-megapixel cameraphone offering from Motorola is rumored to be sporting a Kodak CMOS sensor and could possibly be mated to some high-quality Schneider-Kreuznach optics - making this 5 [...]

Picture this - a high-megapixel cameraphone from Motorola with the high-end optics to make it a true contender in the upper-echelon of cameraphones. Motorola’s X PIXL / Z12 slider cameraphone that was mentioned as part of Motorola’s 2008 roadmap (and their renewed push to regain part of their once-glory) has been caught on film. Or, at least a portion of it has been snapped/rendered by IT168.com. Take a look a the 5 Megapixel branding and the “Kodak” branded camera with the Xenon Flash module. We know, there isn’t that much info in this image - it doesn’t really tell us anything we didn’t already expect. But, at least we know what the camera unit will look like. What’s strange is the use of, what looks like, two sliders - slide the handset lengthwise to reveal the camera unit, then slide the lens-cover downward to snap a pic. That could get annoying. Bring on the Motorola MOTO X PIXL / Z12 (or whatever it ends up being called)! The world is ready for you to make your comeback, Moto. [Via: JustAMP ] ---Related Articles at IntoMobile:Motorola and Kodak Announce Partnership to Develop 5 Megapixel Camera PhoneUpcoming Motorola's 5 MP camera equipped phone caught in the wild?Fake Kodak digital camera cell phoneBelkin and Kodak team up to automatically pull pictures off your cameraphoneMotorola's devices for 2008 have been leaked, 8 megapixel cameraphone anyone?

When it comes to getting your precious pictures transferred from your mobile phone to your computer, there’s more than one way to skin this, umm, cameraphone. The one problem with all those picture-transferring options is that you have to actually finagle-around with USB-cables and software. Enter Belkin and Kodak. The two companies have teamed up to leverage their respective strengths to make it easier to get those pictures from your cellphone to your computer. The result is a new Bluetooth adapter and image-transfer software bundle from, well Kodak and Belkin. Kodak is bringing their digital picture prowess to the table with their Kodak Picture Upload Technology, while Belkin handles the hardware-end of the deal with their USB Bluetooth adapter. The Kodak Picture Upload Technology software works to help your cameraphone and computer recognize each other (when within range) and automatically transfer the picture files from your mobile phone to your desktop/laptop. Simply install the Kodak Picture Upload Technology software package on your Windows XP or Vista machine, plug in the USB Bluetooth adapter, and watch those image files magically transfer. Unfortunately, the fun is limited to Windows XP and Vista, so Mac-lovers will just have to deal with WiFi-based iPhone sync-ing . The Belkin/Kodak Bluetooth adapter/software bundle is available for $49.99. Keep reading for a full list of compatible cellphones. Press release ---Related Articles at IntoMobile:Motorola and Kodak Announce Partnership to Develop 5 Megapixel Camera PhoneFake Kodak digital camera cell phoneLow-light filter for cameraphones promises crisp pictures in the dark!Sony Ericsson K850i Cybershot - the baddest Cybershot yet!Sharp releases 5 megapixel camera for cellphones, is this what the Nokia N95 uses?