Motorola Q9m
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Verizon Wireless introduced the Motorola Q9m, smartphone with a sleek updated design, dedicated multimedia interface that offers VCAST Music capabilities, and the business sense of its predecessor - the Motorola Q - in one thin black and red package.

The all-in-one Q9m makes it simple to gain access and stay connected with what’s important, offering convenient features such as an ergonomically optimized keyboard for accurate and fast typing, a side-scroll thumbwheel for easy one-handed menu navigation, and dedicated keys for easy access to favorite features like messaging, speakerphone and multimedia.

The Motorola Q9m also has a dedicated multimedia interface that offers VCAST Music capabilities and is one of the first smartphones to support over-the-air music downloads. With VCAST Music, customers can select from over two million songs to download over-the-air to their phones.

The Q9m operates on Verizon Wireless’ broadband network and features Windows Mobile 6 software offering a […]

Original post by Mobiledia

The Motorola Q9m brings some nice design and operating system upgrades as well as a more consumer-focused experience with enhanced multimedia capabilities. However, behind all the sexy packaging, the smart phone still feels underpowered. Business users should look elsewhere for a smart phone.

Original post by Mike Yamamoto

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Original post by Brad Kellett

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Original post by Brad Kellett

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