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Blockbuster to Bring Mobile Movies to Motorola Phones

Aug 18, 2009, 9:11 AM by Eric M. Zeman

Movie rental chain Blockbuster has indicated that it is preparing a mobile movie download service specifically for Motorola handsets. Blockbuster provided few details, and didn't offer information about pricing, a launch date, which Motorola phones the movies could play on, nor how movies will be distributed. All it would say is that "thousands" of movie will be available through the service.

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kjay

Aug 18, 2009, 12:03 PM

Why Motorola?

I wonder why Motorola? I guess I will never be able to use this feature!

Kryger

yea same here

ud think theyd go with good phones instead of motorolas

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Gadget Junky

Well, Moto is still the major player they were years ago in the wireless industry, and are trying to improve their position within wireless handsets, so it makes sense for them, and Blockbuster is always behind the curve...

Otherwise, this would ha...
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Drunk

Why do they suck? Is it the quality of the device? The lack of working? Yes

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