April 14, 2003, 2:23 PM — The world's two leading handset makers, Nokia and Motorola, add gaming and messaging to their mobile devices. Motorola's 2003 phone plans includes the T725 and A835 models - gaming phones that allow mobile gamers to download games over the air and play them on larger color screens. Nokia's lineup includes the messaging specialists such as the 6800, which has a keyboard, and media phones such as the 7250, designed to swap photos with other phones.
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