Automotive and mobile collaborations are becoming the norm these days. Motorola looks to add another race / exotic car inspired handset to the growing list of devices in this segment, with the Ferrari branded MOTORAZR Maxx V6.

Quick specs on this mobile handset include a 2.2-inch QVGA screen, 2.0 megapixel cam, microSD memory card slot (up to 1GB), HSDPA and of course of the Ferrari stuff (logo, UI, wallpaper , photos, engine noises, etc…). Now, you can say that you have a Ferrari and not be lying through your teeth.

Word on the wires is that Motorola is scared and info on phones set to be officially announced next month at 3GSM were leaked to please investors. (Purposefully turning focus away from 3,500 job cuts.)

We can’t tell you what to believe either way, but Moto does have some new handsets as well as 3G versions of some of MOTO’s more popular phones coming into the Motorola mobile bloodline. More►

The Motorola S805 DJ headphones get the full Bluetooth treatment. Thanks to the A2DP and AVRCP profiles which allow the wireless cans to pretty much work with all things Bluetooth. Whenever I put on headphones, I don’t want to be bothered, but the Motorola S805′s include dedicated buttons for both listening to music or for answering calls. The headphones feature noise, echo and wind cancellation plus they come bundled with a 3.5mm stereo adapter cable, just in case the 17 hours of battery life doesn’t hold you over. $150

Formally announced this week, was the Motorola Q Pro. The Pro version of the Motorola Q was covered here a while back. The primary difference between this and the previous model are the enhancements made specifically for enterprise users.

Not to say that the earlier Q wouldn’t suffice for business, however, the Motorola Q Pro beefs up the software security, tacks on features of the MOTOPRO Mobility Suite (firewall and intrusion detection), and gets a boost in battery life. More►

Sprint and Motorola have slated the Motorola Q for release on Sprint’s network sometime this month. Online buyers should be able to click-to-buy a Sprint branded Motorola Q in about two-weeks, while retail channels suffer for an additional month, before being able to sling the much anticipated device your way. More►

Sprint has announced plans to roll out the latest in Motorola handsets, the MOTOKRZR, the MOTORAZR and the MOTOSLVR. All of the phones not only have the latest technology from Motorola, but through the Sprint Power Vision EVDO network, will have exclusive access to NFL Mobile, Sprint TV, Sprint Movies, the Sprint Music Store and Sprint Power View. More►