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Motorola started to ship its latest Smartphone, the Q9m, running on Windows Mobile 6.



Here is the page where you can order it online, through Verizon Wireless, at a price of $419.99.
As the name suggests, it is a model equipped with functions destined to music experience, and indeed it is built around a music player with VCAST for over-the-air anytime/ anywhere downloads, supporting multitasking so you can work on other things while listening music, such as checking and sending e-mails though your personal account on Hotmail, Gmail, Yahoo! or AOL, or just browsing the Internet, or maybe you want to continue your work on the phone and edit documents in Word, Excel or PowerPoint using the Documents To Go.



This model is equipped with advanced speech recognition technology.

The Q9m has a 2.4-inch TFT display with a resolution of 320x240, able to render up to 65K colors.
There is also the 1.3MP built-in camera with flash with which you also film.
It has playback, streaming and capture functions.



Motorola describes it as a stylish model, and from what you can see in the pictures, it is also slim, although it has 2 home screens with one-touch multimedia access for Play and for connecting. The keyboard is a QWERTY type.

For the best connectivity support it has Wi-Fi Internet connectivity, Bluetooth, EV-DO/1X Digital Only for high-speed transfers and mini USB.
It measures 4.6 x 2.6 x 0.47 in, weighting 4.76oz. The battery is made to last up to 8 days in stand-by and up to 4.53 hours in talk time.
Its internal memory has 64MB but you can extend it with a miniSD card to add up to 4GB more.

<-234x60 Half Banner - left->Tomorrow, November 3, Verizon Wireless and Research In Motion will release the BlackBerry Pearl 8310 online on Verizon’s website, following to bring it in stores on November 8.
The silver BlackBerry offers the latest connectivity technologies as well as the latest communication and multimedia features of a modern phone.

It has e-mail and messaging capabilities as well as navigation, mapping and browsing.
BlackBerry Pearl 8310 supports wireless broadband connectivity EV-DO type, VZ Navigator from Networks in Motion and map data from Navteq.
The Bluetooth 2.0 supports stereo handsets, car kits and others.

If we look closer at its design we see compact finish and the keyboard that features SureType technology for faster typing and dialing.



There is also the built-in camera of 2.0 MP with flash and 5x zoom with recording capabilities.
The BlackBerry Pearl’s special features include Voice Activated Dialing, speakerphone and noise and echo cancellation.

For a maximum multimedia experience it comes with video and picture messaging, an advanced media player and enhanced desktop media manager software, for you to manage audios and videos with the PC much easier.
Besides the improved user interface with font-rendering technology for clearer text and visual enriched webpages, it has an enhanced web browser which brings streaming video support from sites such as YouTube.



Next it has a microSD/SDHC memory card slot allowing you to add up to 8GB of extra memory, and a rechargeable battery which resists up to 220 minutes in talking.

With a mail-in rebate with a 2-year agreement, the price of the phone will be of $249.99.

Verizon Wireless and Samsung Telecommunications America had just launched the new Samsung Gleam, an EV-DO 3G device that features a living wallpaper user interface, which changes depending on the time of the day and status.

<-234x60 Half Banner - left->Samsung Gleam has a classic design, specific to Samsung phones, coming this time in a glossy metallic bronze and black frame, housing a sleek silver keypad, showing a 240 x 320 pixel, 262K TFT color internal display and an 96 x 96 pixel, 65K TFT external display, weighting only 3.35 ounces, and measuring 3.88 x 1.91 x .55 inches.

It is a V CAST-capable device, which allows you to download songs over-the-air or transfer your own songs onto removable microSD cards, or stream video clips from the best names in news, entertainment or sports.

Samsung Gleam is also a Get It Now, TTY/TTD and Mobile Web 2.0-capable, so you could easily download games, ringtones, wallpapers, location based services; and has enhanced wireless access to the latest in news.

Contact your close friends with the Instant Messaging feature, through AIM, MSN, or Yahoo, watch them using the camcorder feature, and receive files using Bluetooth, because you have enough expandable memory of 4 GB.

Samsung Gleam will be available for $149.99 after a $50 mail-in rebate on Verizon Wireless' official website and in Verizon Wireless Communications Stores.

Verizon Wireless launched today a new voice-focused handset, the Coupe, which complements new calling plans for the elders. The device, which features large keys and a user friendly interface, is perfect for those with weak vision or customers who only need a device for calling.

The Verizon Wireless Coupe won the Good Housekeeping Seal, measuring 96.5mm x 45.7mm x 20.3mm (3.8" x 1.8" x 0.8") and weighting only 93.5g. The row of three keys along the bottom of the device's screen can be programmed to suit special needs, providing quick access to emergency contacts. The handset also features a tip calculator, calendar and world clock. Moreover, voice dialing is included and the Coupe is color-coded: white for volume control, red for the battery charging port cover, and blue for the headset port.

The device is available for US$29.99 with a new two-year service plan, and will soon be marketed beside the new America's Choice 65 Plus calling plans that are very reliable providing 200 minutes anytime for US$29.99 per month.

Verizon Wireless now offers the RIM BlackBerry 8830 World Edition smartphone that can work overseas, as it features dual-band GSM receiver to work in such networks around the globe. Domestically, it works on Verizon’s CDMA/EV-DO network.

The 8830 is the CDMA/GSM hybrid version of the 8800 which is offered by both AT&T and T-Mobile and features 65k color TFT display (320 x 240 pixels), trackball navigation, QWERTY keyboard, 64 MB of RAM, 14mm thick, media player, microSD card slot, speakerphone and built-in GPS.

Verizon is selling the BlackBerry 8830 World Edition for $199.99 after a $100 rebate and a new two-year contract.

Via [phonearena]