By Allen Tsai | Wed May 17, 2006 7:38 am |
Cingular and Motorola today announced Phone Tattoos for the Motorola RAZR V3 and Motorola SLVR line-up ( L2, L6, and L7), allowing customers to change the look of their handsets to reflect their mood, style, and interests.
Phone Tattoos come in a 3-pack of pre-designed stickers created in various colors and patterns. Customers can choose from two different packs that include a sticker in:- Carbon Fiber, Grey Camouflage and Starburst Blue - Pink Plaid, Pink Camouflage and Starburst Pink Additionally, customers can create their own designs with Phone Tattoos By You! Offering four blank tattoos and complete instructions on how to design and print customized tattoos, Phone Tattoos By You! allows users to show off family photos, other favorite images, or just create a unique design. To create tattoos: - Purchase Phone Tattoos By You! Each pack includes four blank tattoos, practice sheets and transfer sheets - Download free software from http://www.hellomoto.com/phonetattoos - Select a design, a photo or other JPEG image - Position & print the selected design onto the tattoo using an inkjet printer Both Phone Tattoos and Phone Tattoos By You! go on easily and stay on, but can be quickly peeled off without leaving residue. Phone Tattoos (3-pack) and Phone Tattoos By You! (4-pack) are available for $9.99 a pack at Cingular retail stores in select markets.
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