There's no shortage of Windows Mobile 6.1 upgrades available for download, so we've compiled and linked to (hopefully) all of them to make searching for that device upgrade just a little bit easier. If you know of any we've missed, hit us with a link and we'll add it to the list. Alltel: HTC Touch, HTC PPC6800ASUS: P527, P750AT&T: Motorola Q9h, Pantech Duo, Tilt,Bell: H...

Pocketnow and have posted a very interesting video testing out text input speeds on 9 common devices. The HTC Touch Pro, AT&T Tilt, HTC Touch, Samsung Omnia, Apple iPhone, Motorola Q9h, Palm Treo Pro and 700w, and BlackJack II. We have the video after the break and it really is a nice comparison so

In this video, I cover the keyboards found on 9 common devices: HTC Touch Pro, AT&T Tilt, HTC Touch, Samsung Omnia, Apple iPhone, Motorola Q9h, Palm Treo Pro and 700w, and BlackJack II. In doing a speed comparison, the Q9h came out on top, allowing me to type "the quick brown fox jumped over the lazy dog" in just 8 seconds. That said, testing out keyboards is quite subjective and what works fo...

Motorola’s Q9 smartphone is an excellent seller - in fact, Motorola currently has 7 permutations of the device on the market simultaneously. Keeping them all apart can become difficult - if you haven’t read WMExperts Motorola Q9 reference, that is. Dieter Bohn starts out by looking at the changes found in the Q9h Silver. Among the

Today Motorola officially took the wraps off of its new MOTO Q 11 smartphone, a Windows Mobile 6.1 device that looks similar to the Q9h that has been on the market for some time. Read the full story here.

The new Moto Q11, which takes many design cues from the well-received Q9h, has been officially announced by Motorola, and will be a budget device. Why do I say budget? Well, it's lacking 3G (though does WiFi), plus it cuts corners by including just 64MB of RAM (the Q9h has 96MB of RAM), and finally, the marketing copy from the Motorola press release states that the Q11 will be offered "at an ...

At our Expansys affiliate store we have the Motorola Q9h Windows Mobile 6 Standard device along with a Kingston 2GB MicroSD card for only $289.99.  This is a great deal on this Quad-Band GSM phone which also supports UMTS 2100. There is no coupon required, just visit this link to get the deal!

We’ve seen the Motorola Q9h Silver before and we thought nothing of it but just a new color variant to the Q9 smartphone. I guess we were wrong in making such an assumption as we now discover that there are a few additional features in this version that you won’t find anywhere else. The most

Motorola Q9h had a makeover and the new Motorola Q9h Silver had sprouted. Many concluded that the Silver version is nothing but a makeover with no extra features that would make it stand out compared to the Q9h. Now, many were proven wrong. The new...

We mentioned last month that Photoshop.com was coming to Windows Mobile, well it is now live and you can join the beta. The bad news is the list of supported phones. As of now the only models supported are the Samsung Blackjack I and II, Moto Q9H, Moto Q9M and finally the Treo 700W