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Abstract: The MOTO Q has been out for a little while, however, Sprint customers have only more recently been able to get their hands on one. The folks over at Sprint were kind enough to send us over one that I’ve been testing out for a couple of weeks. First, l...
Great form factor, jog wheel is great for navigating, screen is Beautiful, Sound quality is top notch, EvDO makes web browsing very quick, feels so nice in your hands, pricing makes this a great Smartphone for the money, Competitive Data Plan at only $15...
Battery life was terrible, voice command recognition needs a little work, Plastic battery cover is very flimsy and easy to break, Most Sprint PowerVision services are not available on the Q.
The Q is no longer the sleekest, sexiest and coolest SmartPhone that it was when Verizon first launched it. The Blackjack is smaller and thinner and the BlackBerry Pearl is smaller, just as thin and way sexier. That being said, the fact that I could u...
Slim design in an attractive shell; better performance and tethered modem support thanks to the firmware upgrade; On Demand is a useful tool.
No Power Vision support; Internet Explorer cant handle some larger pages; Windows Mobile 6 upgrade still up in the air.
The firmware version on the Q we tested for this review is markedly improved over the previous version. In addition to improvements in performance, the tethered modem support is something we definitely missed in the older Q. Though the Sprint version...
Abstract: This week at the 2007 Consumer Electronics Show Sprint announced the availability of the new Motorola Q. Lucky for us we were able to get our hands on a unit and quite honestly are very happy with it! Previously we were very unhappy with the poor batte...
The solid feel, bright screen, jog-wheel, directional pad
Battery life is poor, keys are “plasticy” and too close together, no WiFi, uncomfortable in hand
Not long ago I was asked to review a few Motorola Q cases for Vaja; the only problem was that I didn’t actually have a Motorola Q! It was no problem to put in a request for a review unit and one was sent very quickly, but there was one potential...
Great form factor, Excellent display, Backlit QWERTY keyboard, Highspeed EVDO support
Battery life could be better, Mediocre voice recognition, Screen may be difficult to read for those with imperfect vision, Mysterious shut downs
I really enjoyed the extended time that I got to use the Motorola Q, and Id like to thank Verizon Wireless for that opportunity. Im normally a fan of clamshell phones, but the Qs form factor was usable and the functionality was good. What Id re...
Abstract: Motorola Q: The Trendsetter By Jerry Raia and Kris Kumar on Thursday, October 19, 2006 Page 1 of 4 | Goto page 1, 2, 3, 4 Next | [Full article] Product Category: CDMA/EV-DO based Mobile PhoneManufacturer: MotorolaWhere to Buy: Verizon WirelessPrice...
Less than a half-inch thick
Less expensive than competitors
Bright 2.5-inch, 320 x 240 pixel screen
Verizon EV-DO broadband network
Windows Mobile 5.0 Smartphone Edition operating system
E-mail with attachments
Hotmail MSN Messenger compatible
Digital ...
"Only" a 1.3 MP camera
Slightly awkward keyboard for text input
No docking cradle
No included headset
In many ways, the Q is a missed opportunity. To really differentiate the Q from other Smartphones, Motorola ought to have included a higher resolution camera, a dedicated 3.5mm stereo headset (or at least included a 2.5mm stereo/inline mic ear set), an...
Abstract: We heard the hype….”the coolest, slimmest Smartphone ever.” But, how true was all the hype? Is the new Motorola Q the Smartphone that you finally put in your pocket? Is it the sexiest, coolest phone on the planet? Read on for a full, de...
