Moto Q Now Available Through Qwest

June 21, 2007

By: Christopher Meinck

Qwest Communications International Inc. today announced that Qwest Wireless now offers the Moto Q.

The MOTO Q smartphone handset supports Web browsing at up to broadband-like speeds, access to e-mail accounts with real-time mail delivery, and camera functions. The handset is slim and sleek, yet sports a sizable 2.4-inch display screen for vivid color viewing of all multimedia and downloads.

The MOTO Q holds up to eight e-mail message inboxes and includes optional expandable memory up to two gigabits for the on-the-go user with a massive appetite for data. The handset offers high speeds when accessing Sprint Power VisionSM network coverage to download content, and features document viewing services so users can view spreadsheets, presentations and other documents.

"Qwest Wireless is excited to offer customers a mobile gateway to their personal and professional information in one convenient device," said Frank Simanson, vice president of product management for Qwest. "The MOTO Q gives tech-savvy customers the ability to live life outside the home or office and still have access to the Internet, e-mail, music, photos and more at their fingertips."

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Phodaee said:

	Qwest has horrible reception buy the Q from them and you will be paying roaming charges EVERYWHERE! My ranting is done here.
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June 24, 2007
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MotoPoe78 said:

	I agree with Phodaee , i was a qwest customer for years until recently when i started gettin unknown charges and balances and the services started to weaken. data plan was $25 for unlimited and now its $40 for 100 mb, crazy if you ask me and that alone made me switch carriers.
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June 26, 2007
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tammy said:

	i've beenhappy with qwest. maybe i'm just not the norm.
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June 27, 2007
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stacy said:

	QWEST to my knowledge NEVER has roaming fees, if you are charged for them its a mistake and YOU should address it appropriately. qwest is goos, although I will consider a different carrier upon my 2 yr contract ends
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July 13, 2007
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Jaron said:

	I just called Qwest, they don't have any roaming fees for any of their new plans. It's actually a good deal with the bundle discounts.
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August 01, 2007
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SteveH said:

	I've never had a problem with quest. I get at least two bars even in the basement of our office building, and in my travels throughout the country I've always been satisfied with their service.
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marci said:

I have had 5 motorolla Q's...Qwest will not replace with a different phone, dropped calls, unable to place calls at times, one number service does not work, phone turns off and on randomly. This has happened with all 5 phones. I have had Qwest for 10 years but the service I have received concerning this phone is unacceptable. I paid $200 for the phone and have lost so much time trying to deal with this very frustrating phone! I have 3 other phones on Qwest and they all work properly, when I roamed in Southern Arizona the phone worked properly on another Network. Qwest should offer me a credit or a comprable phone to the Q for what I paid. I love the voice recognition when the phone actually works.