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Motorola Evoke QA4
Released June, 2009
The Pros:Overall build quality is excellent - sliding design helps to protect keypad when not in use. Incorporates many elements of leading smart phone models - native Google and YouTube applications, proximity sensor and accelerometer are major selling points. Home screen is intuitive and well organized - primary communication services (contacts, messages, calls) are available at the press of a single hard button.
The Cons:Touch screen functions rather poorly - overall response is intermittent, with occasional "ghost" prompts that trigger commands without being touched. Interface is seemingly prone to sluggish performance - many users report lagging and occasional application freezing. 2.8-inch display severely lacks picture quality - photos appear blurred and muted, with streaming video virtually unwatchable.
The Motorola Evoke QA4 is a smart phone that focuses mainly on messaging than other services or advanced features. The mobile phone has a unique look and display that's similar to other smart phones and features a touch screen display.
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Along with a virtual QWERTY keyboard, the phone has a slide-out keypad for quick phone calls and includes a 2 megapixel camera that also has video capture capabilities. Although it isn't a fast Internet device or a multimedia player, the mobile phone has an Internet browser and Bluetooth and a music player that can hold small music collections.
Features
- Touch screen display
- Virtual QWERTY keyboard
- Slide-out keypad
- 2 megapixel camera
- Video capture
- Internet browser
- Bluetooth capability
- Music player
- Memory card slot
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Pros & Cons
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Overall build quality is excellent - sliding design helps to protect keypad when not in use
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Incorporates many elements of leading smart phone models - native Google and YouTube applications, proximity sensor and accelerometer are major selling points
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Home screen is intuitive and well organized - primary communication services (contacts, messages, calls) are available at the press of a single hard button
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Touch screen functions rather poorly - overall response is intermittent, with occasional "ghost" prompts that trigger commands without being touched
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Interface is seemingly prone to sluggish performance - many users report lagging and occasional application freezing
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2.8-inch display severely lacks picture quality - photos appear blurred and muted, with streaming video virtually unwatchable
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MicroSD card slot is hidden behind the battery enclosure - not conducive to users who frequently access the phone's multimedia capabilities
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