The Moto Q V8 marks Motorola's entry into the highly competitive PDA cell phone market. Regarding this phone, Moto has opted for tried and tested QWERTY design. This phone is wide and hence it is easier to hold and handle when compared to E61. The Moto RAZR has helped a lot by making this phone much slimmer. The QWERTY keypad offers excellent tactile feed back and can be compared to the keypads that are available in the high end phones. The 320 X 240, 2.4 inch LCD display is a let down with only 65k colors.
The internal memory is only 40mb; this adds to the sluggishness of the phone due to the Windows Mobile. The "Documents to Go" feature comes in a preinstalled manner. This is really great. It helps us handle the word, excel and Zip files in an efficient manner. System tools include a memory manager and software manager. The multimedia facilities are mediocre. It has only a 1.3 MP camera. Connectivity options include Bluetooth, USB, GPRS, EDGE, IR, etc. The overall rating of this phone is 3.4 out of 5
The internal memory is only 40mb; this adds to the sluggishness of the phone due to the Windows Mobile. The "Documents to Go" feature comes in a preinstalled manner. This is really great. It helps us handle the word, excel and Zip files in an efficient manner. System tools include a memory manager and software manager. The multimedia facilities are mediocre. It has only a 1.3 MP camera. Connectivity options include Bluetooth, USB, GPRS, EDGE, IR, etc. The overall rating of this phone is 3.4 out of 5
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