motorola q11

Motorola Q11 Gets Handled

January 13, 2009 | By tjlikes3G

Over at WMExperts, it appears Dieter got some face time with the Motorola Q11. It looks as though this device is slated for a South American release, so unless thats where you call home, do not expect to be a proud new owner of the Q11 anytime soon.

Remember, this is an EDGE only handset running the latest version of Windows Mobile standard, 3MP camera, GPS and WiFi. Not too shabby.

Motorola has announced that it will be letting our precious WinMo go to the wayside in favor of that other operating system, so we thought you should get one final peek at what may be one of Motorolas last Windows Mobile handsets for sometime, if ever.

As you can see below, the Q11 has a very similar form factor to the Motorola Q9c, wich is a very solid device in terms of functionality and build quality.

So if you reside in South America and the Moto Q11 looks favorable, you are in luck. The rest of us will have to wait patiently and see what Windows Mobile has in store for us, but we must say, the future looks quite bright.

Give us your thoughts in the comments.

For more pictures or to read the original post go here.

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Motorola Q11 gets official

October 8, 2008 | By Surur

Following a recent trend of actually announcing products after they have been leaked to death, Motorola has made the Q11 official. Calling to Q11 feature-rich, Motorola tried to make up for the lack of 3G in the 11.7 mm thick device by providing WIFI using the Boingo Mobile network. Motorola expects to release the device December this year.

Read the full press release below:

For mobile professionals and consumers who want a fully featured smartphone complete with a QWERTY keypad for fast messaging¹, easy access to email¹, location services¹ and multimedia applications, the MOTO Q 11 delivers all of this at an affordable price.

A Feature-Rich Smartphone

The slim MOTO Q 11 with integrated WiFi¹, is ideal for people who want a high-speed connection for Internet browsing. The built-in WiFi uses Boingo Mobile to automatically connect the Q 11 to thousands of WiFi locations worldwide. Use the optimized keyboard for fast and easy messaging¹ on-the-go and the integrated GPS¹ for navigation support for popular applications like Google Maps™. Equipped with Windows® Mobile 6.1, the Q 11 enables users to personalize their homescreen and synchronize all contacts, calendar items and email, just like being on a computer. When making calls, connect with compatible Bluetooth enabled stereo devices² and you can keep your hands free for other tasks.

Advanced Imaging that Represents Your Style

Use the 3 megapixel camera to capture high quality photos and video and then store them on an optional memory card for easy upload to a PC or to your favorite social networking sites.

MOTO Q 11
Talk and Standby Time	Talk Time: Up to approximately 450 minutes; Standby Time: Up to approximately 195 hours³
Bands/Modes	Quad-band GPRS/EDGE Class 10
Messaging	SMS, MMS, Integrated ActiveSync Email Push, Java App for IM¹
Audio	MIDI, MP3, AAC, AAC+, AAC+ Enhanced, WAV, WMA, WAX, WMV
Video	RV, MPEG4, H.264, WMV, 15 fps
Camera	3MP Fixed Focus, LED Flash, 8x Zoom
Memory	128MB Flash, 64 MB RAM, optional microSD card up to 32GB
Weight	115g
Dimensions	117x64x11.7 mm
Battery	1170 mAH
Size	85cc
Connectivity	MicroUSB/USB 1.1, Bluetooth Class 1 v2.1 wireless technology²
Display	2.4” 320 x 240 TFT 262K
Location Based Services	GPS and aGPS¹
Mobility	802.11b/g⁴
Chipset	LTE + Intel Bulverde
RF	Freescale ARM 7 LTE
Software	Windows Mobile 6.1
Form Factor	Qwerty tablet on WM 6.1
Browser	WAP 2.2 / HTML / Pocket IE 6

MOTO Q 11 is expected to be available in December 2008. For more information regarding pricing and product availability in your region, please contact your local Motorola representative.

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Motorola Q11 – not as bad as it sounds?

October 6, 2008 | By Surur

Motorola should really be admired for keeping soldiering on with the Q series, despite lackluster public acceptance. The latest incarnation of the form factor, the Motolola Q11, has many of the same features of the other Q devices – a great keyboard, nice screen and thin form factor. It adds some consumer-friendly features, like a 3 megapixel camera, 3.5,, headphone jack and GPS with turn-by-turn software, and drops 3G connectivity which should improve battery life. WIFI is thankfully still present. The memory is expandable via microSD card and a 1GB card will be bundles.

The smartphone features Windows Mobile 6.1 Standard, and the video below (Portugese) shows it includes the often omitted Windows Live Messenger

The device appears to be destined for release in Brazil first, apparently because it will be manufactured there.

See more pictures and information at Zumo!

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Motorola Q11 revealed

September 24, 2008 | By Surur

MobilityToday has published a series of photos of Motorola’s latest entry to its Q series, the Motorola Q11. The device, which is a world phone, features both CDMA and GSM (with EDGE support but no 3G). The device also has WIFI, meaning you should be able to get online from nearly anywhere.

The phone in addition features GPS , and appears to have Motorola’s now famously good keyboard.

See the full MobilityToday Gallery here.

Via Pocketnow.com

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