From: "Randy" 

The BlackBerry is a big item over on this side of the pond. I think
Cingular will pick it up, but they're gonna hold Moto's nuts in a vise
after all the crap they put up with the MPx220-what a mess that was.
Hopefully, Moto has a better contractor for the Q than they did with the
MPx220.

For some odd reason, T-Mobile here in the states didn't pick up on any of
the smartphones in their lineup-just Pocket PCs and Blackberrys.

"Adam" <""4thwormcastfromthemolehill\"{at}the
field.near the bridge"> wrote in message
news:42e69f92{at}w3.nls.net...
> http://www.vnunet.com/vnunet/news/2140367/motorola-unveils-blackberry
>
> "Motorola has unveiled a range of wireless devices for the second half of
> the year, including a BlackBerry-like phone with a full Qwerty keyboard.
>
> The Motorola Q is based on the ultra-thin design of its popular Razr phone
> and is roughly half the weight of other Qwerty handsets. It uses
> Microsoft's recently launched Windows Mobile 5.0 software."
>
> Gosh, according to Rich S, smartphones don't come with keyboards so I take
> it you won't be getting these in the states.
>
> Adam

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