I've got a Moto Q and I love it. I've had it for about 2-3 weeks, I switch
over from nextel (and my clunky i930, which I only have about a month)
about how to connect to the EVDO network, Why would you want to disconnect
from it? or are you saying that some areas dont' have EVDO, and once you ge
tback in an EVDO area it wont' reconnect.?
I've romed a few times off the EVDO network and I've always connected right
when I get back in range.
Besides that, it's a great phone, there are SO MANY 3rd party apps out
there. (I have a nintendo emulator right nwo with about 6 games, also have
an app that allows me to stream my XM radio, who needs to spend a few
hundred bucks now for a portable XM player, when I've got my moto Q.
the only grip I've heard about this phone are some bugs (my friends locked
up on him once and wouldn't turn on til he removed the battery) and I've
heard people complain about battery life (for me, comming from 6 years of
nextel and a month with teh i930, this battery life was MUCH longer.)
anyone else have these?
> Anyone have the moto Q?
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ChongO - 21 Feb 2007 15:19 GMT
That seems to be my problem, everytime I go out of range or in some
cases after getting a phone call, I end up having to restart my phone
just to be able to use internet again, cause it wont reconnect. As in
my old treo i would just click a disconnect then click connect again
to refresh the connection.
And battery life could be better....in my case with checking my email
from time to time or using IM+ for about 5 to 10 min. Battery is down
to about half or less. My treo would go alot longer leaving IM+
connected all day.
Im looking into the extended battery.
Any info on being able to stream Sirius?
> I've got a Moto Q and I love it. I've had it for about 2-3 weeks, I switch
> over from nextel (and my clunky i930, which I only have about a month)
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> > to correct me on anything or add to this quick brief review... Please
> > do.
Dr Nick - 03 Mar 2007 18:33 GMT
yes you can stream sirius and XM on your phone, my friend has it with his
phone, it works pretty well.
I also downloaded a nintendo emulator for the Q (makes the Q like a gameboy,
haha)
my battary lasts a little over a day with the amount of e-mail I check and
the calls I make. I'm also looking into the extended battery
> That seems to be my problem, everytime I go out of range or in some
> cases after getting a phone call, I end up having to restart my phone
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ChongO - 30 Mar 2007 23:06 GMT
> yes you can stream sirius and XM on your phone, my friend has it with his
> phone, it works pretty well.
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what program does your friend use for the streaming sirius?
Victor - 21 Apr 2007 20:50 GMT
what program does your friend use for the streaming xm?
>> yes you can stream sirius and XM on your phone, my friend has it with his
>> phone, it works pretty well.
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>what program does your friend use for the streaming sirius?