Motorola introduced a new slider cell phone named MOTO Z10, which is a real film studio for capturing, editing and sharing videos and pictures.

Presented at CES 2008, the phone allows you to capture quality videos, edit them, and add titles and even soundtracks, and then you can upload your creations on YouTube, Yahoo or ShoZu for sharing with friends.

“With MOTO Z10, we are turning movie making and spontaneous creativity into social activities. Now, anyone can capture and share life’s moments from almost anywhere in the world and make their unique perspective a part of popular culture,” declared Stu Reed, president at Motorola Mobile Devices.

MOTO Z10 has media playback capabilities and a 2.2-inch QVGA display that can show your videos at 30 fps in million of colors.

It is also equipped with a memory card slot for up to 32GB extra storage, which is enough for start if you need to capture pictures with the built-in 3.2MP camera.

The camera has a special feature called Superfast burst mode that allows you to make up to three shots per second, which is indeed helpful when the subject is in motion.

Another capability of the camera is the smart auto focus that keeps the images sharp while they are automatically named and saved directly on the media gallery or on your preferred websites.

The new MOTO Z10 is a stylish phone model made of quality materials like spun stainless steel, polished metallic finish and soft textures.

It supports 3.5G HSDPA, GSM/GPRS/EDGE, and Symbian and its availability will start in the first quarter of this year.

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