US-based cell phone manufacturer Motorola has made announcement about the availability of its GPS-enabled MOTOMING A 1600 phone in the Indian market.

Packing a host of multimedia features, the newly launched handset offers navigational services and comes preloaded with landmarks of 30 cities.

The new model MOTOMING A 1600 features a transparent flip cover, 1 GB MicroSD card, an expandable memory capacity of up to 4 GB plus a 3.2 mega pixel camera.

The new phone also comes packed with some features of MapmyIndia.

Lloyd Mathias, Motorola Mobile Devices India and South West Asia, said “MOTOMING A 1600, is the first GPS-enabled mobile phone. The navigation service is free with no activation charges, independent of mobile networks and can be used even without inserting the SIM card.”

Moreover, the phone comes with a business card reader, which allows it to read and upload the information of new business contacts.

Its Bluetooth features let users to share data or files with other Bluetooth enabled cellular phones.

The Motorola MOTOMING-A1600 comes packed with a talking dictionary, which translates a word into the native language and pronounces the word in its native language.

Priced at Rs 15,847, the phone also permits voice-guided navigation across major national as well as state highways.