Motorola A925

Motorola A925 is a 3G smartphone from Motorola using Symbian OS. Among the most notable features is its built-in A-GPS. The A925 was preceded by the featurewise essentially identical Motorola A920, and was succeeded by the Motorola A1000.

Motorola A925

The A925 was developed jointly between Motorola and mobile network operator 3, and therefore was only available for purchase through 3. This also leading to it being SIM locked to 3, and the phone's software with branding possibilities related "3" and no official unbranded firmware available.

Features

Mobile phone technologies
- UMTS
- GSM 900, 1800 and 1900 MHz
- GPRS
Physical attributes
- 148.5 × 60 × 24 mm
- 212 g
Hardware
- ARM processor at 168 MHz
- 32 MB RAM
- 32 MB ROM
- 12 MB internal user-accessible storage
- Secure Digital card slot
- A-GPS
- Camera with up to 640 × 480 pixel still image size
- USB connectivity to computers
- Bluetooth
- Infrared port
Display
- TFT LCD, touchscreen, handwriting recognition
- 40 × 61 mm
- 208 × 320 pixels
- 16-bit color depth / 65536 colors
Operating system
- Symbian OS 7.0
- UIQ 2.0 user interface
Java
- Java ME MIDP 1.0, CLDC 1.0
- PersonalJava

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