Motorola Q9M Phone

Not all the details are set in stone yet, but things are looking pretty good for the new, second-gen CDMA Motorola Q. (brother of the Q9H, the GSM version for carriers like AT&T and T-Mobile.) Motorola has chosen Verizon Wireless as their first carrier for the CDMA phone, which is great, because, well, I have Verizon! In physical appearance, the phone is very simple looking with some cool metal trim. This new phone is about the same height and width as the first-gen, just a little thicker. And I like that. The first Q on Verizon was, I felt, too thin. It didn't feel natural in your hand for that reason. Motorola has changed that this time around. (MORE AFTER PICTURE)


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Afraid of dropping this smartphone? Don't be; Motorola has added a soft-touch (rubberized) paint to the back of the phone, so it will have better grip. Another plus about this phone is that is has a 2 megapixel camera, which, although it may not seem like much, is better than alot of camera-phones out today. Yet another great new feature added to the Q is a scroll wheel in the center of the command panel. This makes things easier for users, like viewing web pages, reading texts, or writing word docs with the Windows Mobile 6 OS.

The keyboard on the Motorola Q9M sounds fantastic, using a reported "grippy matte surface" rarely seen on phone keyboards  before. Testers report that  "the QWERTY keyboard on the Q9M is probably the best ever used on a Windows Mobile Device when it comes to typing." Sounds good to me.

All in all, the Motorola Q9M, expected later this year, is an improvement to the first Q. The new phone has much better battery life than the original, with the old phone having 4 hours of talk-time and 8 days of standby, and the new phone having 6.5 hours of talk time and a  whopping 20 days of standby. We know nothing about prices as of yet, but we are hoping that this phone will be under $300 dollars. Why? Because I'm not rich, that's why!

Well, now you know about the Motorola Q9M: Coming Soon.


Now, all there is left to do is play the wating game.

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