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Home / Cell phones Quad-band GSM/EDGE Motorola Q gsm debuts By Staff, 12 February 2007 GALLERY Enlarge Enlarge The new GSM version of the slim smartphone boast world-phone capabilities, EDGE support, memory expansion and the latest version of Windows Mobile. No, it's not quite as sexy as the new HSPDA-enabled Q q9, but the quad-band GSM/EDGE Q gsm still manages to bring some cool features to the table. First and foremost, the new Q arrives with Windows Mobile 6 installed, including some much-needed document editing capabilities. The smartphone also packs in miniSD memory expansion, stereo Bluetooth and a 1.3-megapixel camera. There's no built-in Wi-Fi, but you can always add a wireless radio through the miniSDIO port. Otherwise, we're essentially looking at the same basic design and features as previous Qs, including a 65,000-color TFT display (still at 320 x 240), plenty of e-mail options (including Exchange, Good Mobile Messaging and Direct Push support, plus POP/IMAP access), Windows Media Player, Web browsing through the mobile version of Internet Explorer, and more. Look for the Q gsm to drop sometime in the second quarter. Price & availability Available in the U.S. in May 2007, the Motorola Q gsm is priced at $500 . Related phones   Gallery » Motorola Q (Sprint)    Similar models » Score: 63% When: January 2007 Worth: $100 - $450 Carrier: Sprint With tethered modem support and a performance boost over the original, is the Sprint version of the Q the one to buy, or should you wait for the next model? Read »   Gallery » Motorola Q    Similar models » Score: 60% When: May 2006 Worth: $150 - $300 Carrier: Verizon Wireless After almost a year, the sleek and slim Q – the thinnest smartphone on the market with a QWERTY thumbboard – has finally arrived. Was it worth the wait? Read »   Gallery »   Features »   Side-by-side » Best Business smartphones Name Score Price Carrier C HTC Touch Pro (Sprint) 77% $400 Sprint HTC Fuze 77% $350 AT&T Sony Ericsson XPERIA X1 76% $800 Unlocked HTC Touch Diamond (Sprint) 76% $350 Sprint AT&T Tilt 74% $300 AT&T RIM BlackBerry Bold 9000 (AT&T) 74% $300 AT&T HTC Mogul 73% $400 Sprint Nokia E71 73% $500 Unlocked Nokia E66 72% $500 Unlocked Motorola Q9h global 71% $250 AT&T Click here to see full and advanced chart »     RECOMMENDED Bold vs. E71 vs. Epix vs. Treo 800w   Storm vs. iPhone 3G vs. Omnia vs. Touch Diamond   T-Mobile G1 vs. Xperia X1 vs. Touch Pro vs. AT&T Fuze   TOP STORIES BlackBerry Storm review (Verizon Wireless)   New smartphones and cell phones this week   Best Windows Mobile smartphones Top 15 smartphones   Best slider QWERTY smartphones   Hottest smartphones and cell phones coming in November CELL PHONE RESOURCE CENTER Best phones   Expert guides   Ask the Editors » Top 15 QWERTY phones   All-touch phones   Touchscreen phones Business phones   Multimedia phones   Concept phones 3+ inch screen phones   Wi-Fi phones   More... » Search (New!) Search by cell phone features » Manual comparison (New!) Select up to 4 cell phones side-by-side » By release October 2008, November 2008, December 2008 » Top 15 by carrier Unlocked, AT&T, Sprint, Verizon Wireless, T-Mobile, Helio, Alltel » Top 15 by user type Average Joe, Business users, Calling addicts, Fashion conscious users, Globetrotters, High-res addicts, Internet addicts, Multimedia enthusiasts, Music aficionados, Outdoor enthusiasts, TV addicts, Video lovers, More... » Top 15 by brand Apple, HTC, LG, Motorola, Nokia, BlackBerry, Samsung, Sony Ericsson Other » Top 15 by platform Palm OS, Symbian S60, Symbian UIQ, Windows Mobile » Top 15 by cell phone type Business smartphones, Multimedia smartphones Consumer QWERTY phones, Multimedia phones Concept phones NOW IN PHONES Samsung Eternity review (AT&T)   BlackBerry Storm review (Verizon Wireless)   LG Incite all-touch Windows Mobile smartphone comes to AT&T   Adobe Flash 10 support for smartphones in late 2009   Xperia Panels review for Sony Ericsson Xperia X1 New smartphones and cell phones this week Best Windows Mobile smartphones Sony Ericsson Xperia X1 review Next 25 stories MUST READ CELL PHONES» Coming soon » Top 15 » Best-rated LAPTOPS» Coming soon » Top 15 » Best-rated CAMERAS» Coming soon » Top 15 » Best-rated MP3 players» Coming soon » Top 15 » Best-rated INTERNET TABLETS» Coming soon » Top 15 » Best-rated GPS NAVIGATORS HDTVs CAMCORDERS

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