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Re: ROM Kitchen

Since the Q was CDMA only, no GSM folk got involved and in turn no one with experience on ROM cooking has attempted to make a custom ROM e.g. the community while large, is behind in real technical knowledge.

Maybe when the GSM Moto Q comes out (and has WM6) you'll see some more action.

Re: WM6 and the Q


Sprint was reportedly testing the beta on the Q and it was on a few tester devices. There seems to have been technical issues and other behind the scene happenings which caused Sprint to backout.

Re: CDMA Q q9h rumor


A WM developer spoke with Moto Engineers and they have stated no CDMA Q q9h but rather a new CDMA/ Rev A Q is being developed.

PocketPCMag actually calls it the Motorola Q2 and is exactly that: a newer Q, not Q q9h.

Quote:
The Q2 is similar in size to earlier versions of the device. It has a slightly faster processor and more internal RAM and flash ROM for data storage. The Q2s QWERTY keypad has larger keys than earlier versions of the device and has a 2 megapixel camera. This is another quad-band GSM/EDGE-capable Smartphone that includes Bluetooth capability, but not Wi-Fi. A CDMA version of the Q2 is also expected.
Verizon is also slated to get a device called Motorola M (q9m) on 7/31 which engadget calls their "iPhone killer":

Quote:
Details are on the slim side, but reports suggest a 3 megapixel shooter with a large QVGA display and lots of internal storage.
Some speculate that this IS a CDMA variant of the Q q9h (mostly b/c of the name) but engadget seems to believe it is something else as do I. Afterall, the Q q9h while a decent device is hardly an iphone killer.

So there you go
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