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Motorola Q9c (Verizon Wireless)

First announced at CTIA 2008 but available at Sprint since November, the Motorola Q9c is finally available at Verizon Wireless. Unlike the previously released Motorola Q9m, the Q9c ditches some of the multimedia goodness, namely V Cast support, in favor of integrated GPS to provide a more useful tool to...

Tags: Smart phones, Microsoft Windows, Handhelds, Operating systems, Cellular phones, Verizon Wireless, number key, Motorola Q9c, Motorola Inc.

Product reviews 2008-05-21

Motorola Q9c (Sprint)

All the carriers (well, except for T-Mobile) are going for their second helping of the Motorola Q. AT&T has its Motorola Q9h; Verizon Wireless has the Motorola Q9m; and now Sprint has its Motorola Q9c. Overall, the smartphone brings some great additions, including Windows Mobile 6 and built-in GPS. It...

Tags: Smart phones, Keyboards, Microsoft Windows, Handhelds, Engineering, Operating systems, mobile, Motorola Q9c, Motorola Inc., Sprint Communications

Product reviews 2007-11-29

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Motorola Adventure V750 (Verizon Wireless)

Despite the naysayers who have predicted the company's demise, Motorola's recent cell phone releases have won high marks. Its inventive Rokr E8 stands as one of the better music phones on the market, its Q9c is a quality smartphone, and its Z9 and W755 are reliable handsets with solid call...

Tags: Cellular phones, Motorola Inc., Verizon Wireless, V750, Moto

Product reviews 2008-08-04

HP iPAQ 910c Business Messenger

Though more well-known for its laptops and desktop PCs, HP is no stranger to smartphones. The company has released several models in the past, including the HP iPaq hw6945 Mobile Messenger and the HP iPaq 510 Voice Messenger, both of which have garnered some good user reviews, and now...

Tags: Smart phones, Handhelds, Cellular phones, Keyboards, HP iPAQ, Hewlett-Packard Co., smart phone

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