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Review summary: With Motorola joining forces with Kodak for the Motorola MOTO ZINE ZN5, you do have an interesting combination due to the latter's expertise providing the back bone for the 5MP ...

Verdict: As it stands the Motorola MOTOZINE ZN5 mixes in some quality features, but it could have been even better if they had ironed out some performance/design issues and added 3G support - however in fairness if you bought the ZN5 you will still get ...

Review summary: The ZN5 comes correct in terms of the top four cell phone extras

Pros: Outstanding 5MP camera; Wi-Fi enabled; speedy web surfing; good music player

Cons: Video recording hiccups; microSD card under battery cover; lacks dedicated music controls

Review summary: Here is Phone Scoop's full review of the ZN5, including video tour, images and plenty of opinions. Were Kodak and Motorola able to keep things in focus, or did they bungle the shot?

Review summary: Motorola is the last of the manufacturers to launch a five-megapixel camera, the ZN5, which is a result of a collaboration with Kodak. So, was it worth the wait?…

Pros: Kodak Gallery is a great and easy way of storing all your photos and ordering prints

Cons: The inclusion of Wi-Fi doesn't make up for the lack of HSDPA or 3G

Verdict: The camera experience is adequate, but there's not enough going for the MOTOZINE ZN5 to make it truly memorable.

Review summary: Developed by Motorola and Kodak to be an excellent still-picture camera phone and a terrific voice phone at the same time, T-Mobile's Motorola MotoZINE ZN5 succeeds admirably at its two primary goals. The first 5-megapixel camera phone offered by a U ...

Pros: 5-megapixel camera. Excellent call quality. Full Web browser. Wi-Fi

Cons: No 3G or Wi-Fi calling. Low-quality video recording mode. Photos are noisy in low light

Verdict: In sunny conditions, the first Motorola/Kodak camera phone holds its own against dedicated digital still cameras. It makes clear calls, too, so it's a solid choice for avid shutterbugs with T-Mobile service.