Motorola has been making a lot of news as of late. First, the company introduced the must-have Motorola Razr V3 late last summer, then upped the ante in February with a new crop of design-centric phones. Now, the company has added even more to its lineup, unveiling three new cell phones at a press event this week in Chicago. Instead of focusing on style, Moto's latest handsets are more business-oriented. Designed for use in and out of the office, the Motorola A728, A732, and A910 each offer a full range of productivity and multimedia features. And yes, they also make calls. As an added twist, the new cell phones are Linux-based, which will no doubt appeal to open-source fans. In terms of style, they aren't terribly flashy, but they have some unique design elements. The Motorola A728 has a touch screen, while the A732 has a slider design and a keypad that doubles as a touch pad for handwriting recognition. It's unclear yet if these phones will make it to North America (although the A728 is destined for China), so we'll announce pricing and carrier information when we get it. In any case, we'll post full reviews as soon as we can get our hands on these new, slick mobiles.

Phone model	Provider/network	Date available	What's cool about it
Motorola A728	GSM 900/1800/1900; GPR	To be announced	Flip-phone design; Linux-Java software platform; touch screen with handwriting recognition; CIF camera; MPEG-4 video capture and playback; MP3 ring tones; POP3 e-mail support; text and multimedia messaging; instant messaging; speakerphone; voice dialing; PC syncing; true world roaming; 8MB internal memory; WAP 2.0 wireless Web browser.
Motorola A732	GSM 900/1800/1900; GPRS	To be announced	Slider design; Linux-Java software platform; keypad doubles as touch pad for Roman and Chinese characters; Bluetooth; VGA camera; MPEG video capture and playback; MP3 player; text and multimedia messaging; instant messaging; speakerphone; speech-to-text dictation; true world roaming; TransFlash memory card slot; WAP 2.0 wireless Web browser.
Motorola A910	GSM 900/1800/1900; GPRS	To be announced	Flip-phone design; Linux-Java software platform; integrated Wi-Fi; Bluetooth; 1.3-megapixel camera with flash; video capture and playback; supports streaming video and audio; text and multimedia messaging; speakerphone; voice commands and dialing; PC syncing; TransFlash memory card slot; WAP 2.0 wireless Web browser.