Motorola Q8 / MOTO Q gsm

The Q8 is what you'd go in for if you wanted a slightly downsized version of the Motorola Q9 business phone. It has all you'd ever need from a business phone in terms of features, but let me first give you my opinion on how those functions worked. ...

MOTO Q fans accross the ocean had to wait forever for the release of Motorola's MOTO Q GSM version and finally, at the 3GSM World Congress, Motorola unveiled the long awaited MOTO Q q gsm. However, even if it comes with Microsoft's latest Windows...

Physically, the Moto Q is pretty cute. Most Windows Mobile smartphones I've seen have some degree of bulk; the Q is so thin and shiny that until I switched it on I thought it was just an ordinary phone packing a full keyboard. Yes, the box...

The Motorola MOTO Q Global smartphone features Windows Mobile 6.1 and a sleek new appearance for a different kind of mobile experience. One of the first devices featuring Windows Mobile 6.1, Q Global boasts worldwide capabilities and a robust feature...

Designed to meet the needs of US customers who travel the world, the Motorola MOTO Q Global isn't quite as flexible as you might expect.

The Motorola Q is one of the best smartphones from Motorola. It comes with a slim design and tons of exciting multimedia features.

While much of the inner workings of the Sprint Q are similar, there are some significant differences that I will highlight throughout this review.

If you live in a country without EDGE support, then the Moto Q GSM offers very little, but the relatively high speed data support that comes with EDGE might make it usable. If you live somewhere with 3G coverage, then the Moto Q q9 makes this version...

The MotoQ has officially been approved by the FCC and is expected to be out in the markets by June 2006 at the CES 2006 festival in Las Vegas. Running the Windows Mobile for Smartphone 5.0 operating system, the MotoQ features a superb 1.3 megapixel...