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Motorola MOTO Q9 Supports Standard Internet Protocols

Posted on December 22, 2007 in Motorola


The awkwardly named Motorola Q is a 9 MOTO HSDPA 3G smartphone operating with the new Windows Mobile operating system 6.0.

Motorola MOTO Q 9

In terms of specifications, Motorola Moto Q 9 is much more up to date than the Moto Q GSM which is run at the same time, and it competes effectively with other similar 3.5G smartphones.

The Motorola Q is a 9 MOTO decent (but somewhat predictable) messaging smartphone. There is a QWERTY keyboard, 320×240 pixels, Bluetooth, microSD expandable memory (up to 2 GB) and a digital camera 2 megapixel. HSDPA download speeds are 3.6Mbp/sec and supports UMTS, GPRS and EDGE and a quad-band GSM.

One thing is missing WiFi - Motorola Moto Q 9 is clearly quite as acute high-level device, and the lack of Wi-Fi might be regarded by some as a weakness, and contrary to the Moto Q 8 The lack of a Q 9 SDIO expansion connector, so WiFi is not really an option.

It is a bit hard to get excited by the operating system. Windows Mobile 6.0 is not very different from its predecessor in terms of functionality, but it means that the q9 well integrated in many systems of corporate email. The MOTO Q 9 supports standard Internet protocols in addition to a variety of solutions to push e-mail.

Impressive device is a thin, only 11.8mm thick, which is very low for such a smartphone, and it is certainly much more aesthetic intelligent than its predecessor. However, breaking into this market will be an uphill struggle for Motorola because they were concentrating too much on RAZR resemblance consumer rather than smartphones devices corporate email.


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