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Review summary: is left enabled. On the upside, you can access multiple e-mail accounts and create Office documents on the fly using this smartphone

Review summary: Motorola's second iteration in their Q phone range has gone through a few evolutionary changes. How does it compare to the competition?

Pros: Slim and pocket-able, good QWERTY keyboard, portable charger included in package, 3.5G-ready

Cons: No Wi-Fi, price-to-features ratio not very good, no secondary video-call camera

Verdict: Characters are not case sensitive

Review summary: The Q9h isn't all wine and roses, though. There are a few issues that, though not deal-breakers for me, might be deal-breakers for you. Read on for the full review

Pros: Excellent keyboard., On-board GPS and 3G connectivity, Opera and DocsToGo Standard., Very high quality hardware, Excellent speakerphone, Fast and Powerful

Cons: Battery life is barely enough to get through a single day., More expensive than the competition.

Verdict: The Motorola Q9h is the most powerful non-touchscreen Windows Mobile device available today, bar none. It's fast, it has a very capable web browser, and with its capacious keyboard it's the best email machine I've ever used. Add in on-board GPS and ...

Review summary: Motorola may be better known for their consumer devices, such as the Razr range, but they also do a business smartphones as well. Thus you have the Q9h, which combines ...

Verdict: The Motorola Q9h combines a business smartphone with the style of its consumer range. Granted its size may hinder those with smaller hands, but we felt it was still comfortable to hold and its keyboard was responsive. If you don't mind the lack of ...

Review summary: What's so appealing about the Q 9h? It's very thin - 11.8 mm to the Curve's 15.5 mm. The QWERTY keyboard features well-marked keys with a roughened surface that prevents fingers slipping off them - a problem with many PDA keyboards

Verdict: As a phone, the Q 9h is one of the best I've tried, although it's always difficult to separate handset performance from network performance. Still, voice quality was consistently good and, always important, loud. The speaker phone was particularly ...