Pictures of the Motorola Q on Sprint has surfaced. Sexier looking colours and some extra Sprint branding. Check out the Engadget article for more.
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Windows Mobile devices have made considerable strides in the past few years. We've seen two major releases, not to mention a slew of compatible devices, including the T-Mobile Dash, the Motorola Q, the Cingular 3125, and (of all things) a couple of Palm Treos. WM5 also exceeds its competitors in some increasingly important categories, like flexible music and video playback.
Nonetheless, we're due for an overhaul of the OS. While it works well on a basic level, it feels glitchy, recalling my memories of old DOS and Windows PCs. Here are my biggest complaints... read more »
Nonetheless, we're due for an overhaul of the OS. While it works well on a basic level, it feels glitchy, recalling my memories of old DOS and Windows PCs. Here are my biggest complaints... read more »
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Looks like Verizon Wireless has decided to internally announce their newest Windows Mobile 5.0 Smartphone to the lineup, the Black Motorola Q. Now, we know that it looks similar to its silver brother externally, but it comes with a software update named MOL2. This update corrects such issues as the Goodlink data stall issue, adds jog dial control via Bluetooth headset and improves battery life.
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The Rokr E6 was previously known as the E690, when it was announced in September. The device has been approved by the FCC for distribution in the U.S., but is unlikely to see distribution here for several reasons.
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Check out Microsoft CEO Steve Ballmer's thoughts on Windows Mobile and the smartphone market. He calls Palm and BlackBerry devices niche players!
"When it comes to smart devices, there really aren't that many players. Basically, you have Nokia/Symbian, you've got us. Actually, I'll be so bold as to say that the two of us stand out in that area. Then you have some guys who are more niche players--Palm is more of a niche player, (Research In Motion's) BlackBerry is more of a niche player, those Linux devices from Motorola, particularly in China, (mean it) is more of a niche player."
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Steve Schreiber compares his experience with six months of using the Motorola's Q smartphone running Windows Mobile to his time using a Blackberry device. He thinks the device is OK, but that the software lacks "fit-and-finish".
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Verizon is now offering a black version of the Motorola Q smartphone. It will cost you $149.99 (with new 2–yr activation on Voice and Data Choice Bundle $79.99 or higher and after rebates).
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Here's a pretty in depth hands-on video of the Motorola RIZR Z3. It's a slim slider phone in the style of the RAZR design. It has a quad-band GSM radio, 2.0 megapixel camera with flash and video, stereo Bluetooth, USB 2.0, integrated media player, microSD expansion, and 20MB of internal memory.
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The Motorola Black Q, released yesterday by Verizon, ships with a new software update entitled "MOL2". Motorola didn't want us silver Q users left in the cold, so the update is available free of charge to download and install. The main update is a "vast improvement in battery life."
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