Mobile handset manufacturer Motorola is ready to unveil its smart phone Q in India around the second quarter this year.
This would be a slim CDMA version, based on Windows platform.
Lloyd Mathias, director marketing-India for Mobile Devices, Motorola told CyberMedia News that he expects Q to be a big hit. “The email market in mobiles is much larger. CDMA as a technology enables better data saving capabilities. We have always been a technology-oriented brand and are now empowering as a consumer brand too. Our product basket in India increasingly reflects the strategy.”
Lloyd Mathias, director marketing-India for Mobile Devices, Motorola told CyberMedia News that he expects Q to be a big hit. “The email market in mobiles is much larger. CDMA as a technology enables better data saving capabilities. We have always been a technology-oriented brand and are now empowering as a consumer brand too. Our product basket in India increasingly reflects the strategy.”
The MOTO Q is a Windows-based mobile phone and e-mail device that fits in your pocket. Fully tricked-out, it can duplicate many of the functions of a computer, including MS document processing, handling business and personal e-mail, accessing the Internet, playing music, movies, and more.
According to user reviews, the Motorola Q has earned the “BlackBerry Killer” alias, is smart, light (half of the Treo 700w thickness), has good text speeds and interiors, and a reasonable pace for messaging.
According to earlier reports, Motorola intended to launch both the CDMA and the GSM versions of the Q phone in India while Tata and Reliance Communications were reported to be in negotiations with Motorola.
The CDMA-Q is likely to be followed by the GSM version (EDGE and HSDPA) later. (source: CIOL)
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