Motorola Q?

Jun 09, 2007 by Unique&Clever | Posted in Cell Phones & Plans

I feel dumb asking this question having been in the wireless industry but it's been a while so here goes:

I just upgraded to a Motorola Q on my service. For those of you who have this phone, what did you like best about it? I'm finding

Well I like mine a lot. Took some time , but I just love it now. The internet is sooo great on it. I think the best thing is to make sure you use the quick launch icons on the top. Also use the navigation thingy in the center in the front instead of the

Motorola Q Preview

Phone Scoop got to spend a few days with the Motorola Q (aka RAZRberry). With a thin, light body, QWERTY keyboard and Exchange push email support ...

Motorola Q 9 Review | Mobile Phones | CNET UK

by feedback@cnet.co.uk (Andrew Lim)

For years Motorola has produced handsets firmly based on its best seller, the Razr V3 . Fortunately, the Motorola Q 9 (previously known as the Motorola Q q9 and Q 9h or Q9h) breaks away from the thin clamshell design we know a little too well and is a slim, BlackBerry-style device that features a full Qwerty keypad and Windows Mobile 6.

Design
Motorola is starting to break away from its clamshell roots and produce handsets that look and feel different. The Q 9 is a smart phone designed primarily for texting and emailing. Similar to BlackBerry handsets, the Q 9 is wide enough (67mm) to accomodate a large screen and full Qwerty keypad, but it's also only 12mm thin, which means it fits in your pocket and doesn't cause too much disruption.

The keypad is really well designed and we found it good for writing out long emails and text messages. Each key on the keypad is raised in the middle, making it easier to distinguish between them, and the keypad is curved, which matches the movement of your thumbs better than a straight one.

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