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Alltel isn’t usually known as the first U.S. mobile operator to get the device first. To be fair, they scored the LG Glimmer before everyone else, but that phone seems designed for the rural operator exclusively. That being said, we were kind surprised to see them being the first to announce the Motorola VE20. After all, [...]

It looks like Alltel is jumping on board the MOTOROKR train. The attractive Motorola MOTOROKR Z6m musicphone has hit the Alltel network as the slider of choice for fans of Motorola’s slick design and music-centric features. With stereo Bluetooth, 3.5mm headphone jack, microSD card slot, and USB 2.0 connectivity, the $130 (after contract and rebate) MOTOROKR Z6m is sure to appeal to the hip-and-stylish set with a mind for penny pinching - this isn’t the Z6tv so you won’t get any mobile TV, but you’ll pay a bit less. Check out that interesting “tattoo” etching on the keypad (there’s also some tattooing on the backside), it looks pretty cool. If this thing had some decent on-board storage, it’d blast the Samsung Juke right out of the water - it’s soo much prettier. Actually, even without the onboard storage capacity of the Juke , the Alltel MOTOROKR Z6m could give Verizon a run for it’s money/customers. ---Related Articles at IntoMobile:Alltel drops Motorola RAZR2 V9mLive shots of the Motorola ROKR U9 PEBLMotorola Goes Official With Four CDMA Mobiles - ROKR Z6m, RAZR maxx Ve, W385, W355MOTOROKR T505 Bluetooth FM transmitterAlltel launches WHERE - Location based service comes to Alltel

Virtually all major carriers in the States — Alltel, AT&T, Sprint, T-Mobile USA, US Cellular, and Verizon Wireless — have already added or are about to add MOTORAZR 2 to their offerings. In order to make sure its flagship device works on all carriers, American handset maker prepared RAZR2 versions for all networks — V9 (3G HSDPA), V9m (3G EVDO CDMA) and V8 (GSM). Highlights: AT&T will start offering the quad-band RAZR2 V9 in early September for as low as $299.99 with a two-year service commitment. Supported services include AT&T’s Cellular Video and AT&T Mobile Music. Sprint starts selling the RAZR2 V9m online on August 22, while the carrier’s retail outlets will have to wait till September 4. The device will cost $249 with a 2-year agreement. Supported services: NFL Mobile, Sprint Music Store, Sprint TV, Sprint Power View, and Sprint Navigation. Like Sprint, Verizon will also start selling the EVDO-enabled RAZR2 V9m but from September. Potential customers will be able to grab the new device in any of the Verizon Wireless Communications Stores and online for $299.99 after a $50 mail-in rebate and a new two-year customer agreement. Supported services: Get It Now applications (like Verizon Navigator), V CAST Music. We’re still waiting for Alltel, T-Mobile USA, and US Cellular to officially announce RAZR 2. Stay tuned — as always, we’ll keep you posted… ---Related Articles at IntoMobile:Verizon now offers MOTORAZR maxx VeSony's New Flexible OLED ScreenNokia N76 vs MOTORAZR 2 live picsAT&T gives the sleek Pantech C150 some low-end loveSun Microsystems debuts the jPhone, Linux-based Java Mobile FX OS