The Motorola MOTO Q GSM Smart Phone

Motorola introduced the latest addition to its popular Q series at the 3GSM World Congress 2007 in Barcelona in early February.
The MOTO Q gsm builds on the previous models with an improved ergonomic QWERTY keyboard design, an extra wide light sensitive display, and a much improved battery life.

The MOTO Q operates on the global GSM quad band frequencies, and supports stereo Bluetooth wireless technology. High speed data transfers use quad band GPRS, or EDGE data networks. WiFi 802.11b/g capabilities are also supported through the use of an optional miniSDIO card.

MOTO Q gsm Smart Phone

Designed to run on Microsoft’s Windows Mobile 6.0 operating system, (also debuted in Barcelona) the new MOTO Q features the Windows Media Player for audio and video capture.

The Outlook Mobile email client supports IMAP4, POP 3, SMTP, and of course Microsoft Exchange clients with Push email. Text Messaging via SMS, MMS, and Microsoft IM is also available.

Also built in to the new Windows Mobile 6 OS is enhanced functionality of its Windows Mobile Office suite, including viewing, creating, and editing of the mobile versions of MS Word, Excel, and Powerpoint documents. Microsoft has also added a VoIP stack to the mobile operating system.

MOTO Q gsm comes with 64MB of RAM and has a miniSD slot for an optional Gig of storage. Also incorporated into the handset is a 1.3 megapixel fixed focus camera.

Also announced in Barcelona was the MOTO Q q9 model featuring HSDPA for mega fast downloads. Both MOTO Q models are fully customizable, offering over 300 applications optimized for Motorola and a full suite of accessories.

The Motorola MOTO Q gsm is expected to become available in the second half of 2007.

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