Motorola QUENCH
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- Saintsashagrey
- t7A
- 09 Apr 2010
i love this phone i will buy it tommorow so that i will be happy i hope i will not be sad if i buy this phone.
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- Anonymous
- kJq
- 08 Apr 2010
moto moto happy happy nice nice
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- Anonymous
- L6Z
- 08 Apr 2010
Niranjan, 03 Apr 2010I would like to know what is the difference between the Mot... morebut model are same spec
if want qwerty get dext
and this one has trackpad and radio and i thinck has noise cancel like all moto android phone
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- Anonymous
- Mfx
- 08 Apr 2010
Anonymous, 30 Mar 2010gsmarena please currect your info this phone is availab... moreits also available in australia
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- Niranjan
- 2T7
- 03 Apr 2010
I would like to know what is the difference between the Motorola Dext and the Cliq XT. Which is a better phone and does the XT have noise cancellation also.
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- Anonymous
- L6Z
- 30 Mar 2010
gsmarena please currect your info
this phone is available in usa
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- Anonymous
- L6Z
- 29 Mar 2010
Anonymous, 23 Mar 2010Is it upgradeable to Android 2.1? Thanks!sure 100%
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- Anonymous
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- 23 Mar 2010
Is it upgradeable to Android 2.1? Thanks!
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- Anonymous
- Mfx
- 23 Mar 2010
Pros
Superior messaging experience Great photo quality -Good calling quality- Flash Lite 3.0 Support
Cons
Poor battery life Sometimes slows down
PA rating
Design 6
Display 9.75
Camera 8
Sound Quality 6.5
Battery 5.5
Connectivity 9
Multimedia 8.25
Organizer 9
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- Mfx
- 23 Mar 2010
We have to admit that the CLIQ XT eclipses most of its higher-end Android counterparts in the messaging department – even those that offer a physical keyboard. Choosing between the Swype and Android keyboard, the latter proved to be hands down our most favorite thanks to the combination of its quick response and automatic text prediction. We found speed typing to be quite accurate and responsive on the CLIQ XT as it easily puts it ahead of the Android pack and plays close to the level of performance that the iPhone exudes. Not ending at its superior usability, it takes some cues to what we've seen previously on the iPhone – the ability to place the cursor to a specific location by holding down the cursor and dragging it to the desired area. All in all, the Motorola CLIQ XT easily takes the gold in the messaging aspect of Android.
While web browsing on an Android powered device continues to slowly evolve, the Motorola CLIQ XT does offer up some surprises that make it stand out. First and foremost, it supports multi-touch so you can zoom in or out by using the pinching gestures – although we did find that pages weren't optimized for mobile use, meaning that there is some heavy scrolling and panning required to read text on the phone as it does not rearrange it to fit the width of the page. Sweetening the experience for the CLIQ XT, it surprisingly offers support for Flash Lite so that YouTube videos will automatically play within the browser. Despite its literal desktop like performance, the lack of automatically rearranging text so there's less scrolling makes it stick out like a sore thumb – still, it's a decent experience.
The camera interface is pretty simple, but one nice feature is that when you take a picture it displays your location information and integrates that into the filename. Settings are fairly sparse; the user can adjust resolution, geotagging preferences, color effect, toggle auto focus and choose from automatic or preset white balances. Performance wise, we were thoroughly impressed with the amount of detail and color saturation found in our shots thanks to the 5-megapixel auto-focusing camera. Although it performed well in areas with good lighting, the CLIQ XT's LED flash produced some average looking shots that look a bit overexposed when taking a photo at a distance of 4 feet or closer
We tested the playback of several videos on the CLIQ XT, as it supports MP4 files encoded with H.263 and H.264. Even though the display is physically limited to 480x320 pixels resolution, the device could play videos of up to 640x272 resolution with 1080Kbps bit rate. Videos played smoothly on the CLIQ XT without any noticeable hints of slowdown or lag to ruin the experience. Just like the other MOTOBLUR devices we've seen already, the CLIQ XT follows in the same footsteps by offering a good video playback experience
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- Anonymous
- nq3
- 23 Mar 2010
gsmarena team
please review this phone
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- Er2
- 23 Mar 2010
BO, 22 Mar 2010Is Motorola QUENCH made in China? Does it have a Crytal Tal... moreThe question should be which Moto phones "do not" offer Crystal Talk?
My limited knowledge is, except OEM phones (mostly low-end, and the A3100), most Moto phones have Crystal Talk as "standard".
Did you check the Moto website for the specs?
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- tRh
- 22 Mar 2010
Is Motorola QUENCH made in China? Does it have a Crytal Talk system? Recently, Motorola has not been mentioned too much about Crystal Talk. Is it still a funtion in Motorola phone and a touch phone version?
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- nicksti
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- 18 Mar 2010
Alece, 18 Mar 2010I am getting this phone in a few hours!!! I've had a Razr V... morePhones nowadays are not too picky when it comes to brands of flash memory. You could go with kingston because that is probably the most available. But transcend and others should work fine.
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- Alece
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- 18 Mar 2010
I am getting this phone in a few hours!!! I've had a Razr V3 since it came out because my dad used to work for Motorola and until years of begging he's finally letting me out of the family plan so I can get the phone I want. T-mobile let me test the XT when it came out yesterday and I like what I see very much. My friend has the original Cliq and I hated typing on her phone because though I have little fingers the keys suck.. Anyways, I tried the touchscreen keyboard on the XT and it reminds me of the keyboard on the I-Phone because the way they're spaced and I like it. It was funny though... I asked the guy at the T-mobile store about the phone and he says it's a great phone.. that they're almost sold out but he said the HTC HD2 or whatever is better because of the larger screen and I was like okay...when is that out? He said he didn't know so he asked his boss and the boss was like.. WHY are you telling her to wait and buy a phone that isn't even out yet is better.. Motorola wouldn't release it if it wasn't wanted because the regular Cliq did so well.. LOL Either way I'm getting my XT in a few hours and can't wait... I've had many different phone brands over the years and Motorola is the only one that didn't crap out on me!!! THEY'RE coming alive again!! But question.. I know it supports up to 32 sdhc memory... but what brands does it support??
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- shaone
- Pxx
- 18 Mar 2010
this phone looks like htc
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- pI@
- 09 Mar 2010
The Java support (via 3rd party app) seems weird ._.
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- BO
- tRi
- 07 Mar 2010
Is Motorola QUENCH made in China? Does it have a Crytal Talk system? Recently, Motorola has not been mentioned too much about Crystal Talk. Is it still a funtion in Motorola phone and a touch phone version?
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- Anonymous
- 0Em
- 03 Mar 2010
It looks like motorola have come back ALIVE!
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- Anonymous
- Ley
- 02 Mar 2010
Moto Cliq XT pricing revealed in T-Mobile database?
$129 on Contract
$329 of Contract
very good price
im waiting for this phone
after milestone is my next phone