Question on Moto Q

[mjohns2]

Do we know yet if the Moto Q will have ReadyLink?

[FloorMatt]

We don't even know if the Q will be CDMA, let alone for Sprint......or having ReadyLink.

It's supposed to have the potential of being CDMA or GSM...

All of this is from what I have heard or seen......doesn't mean it's fact. :)

[psychojoe3354]

If it's on Sprint, it'll probably be DC.

[mcurtiss1970]

or neither

[CoreyTheGent]

We don't even know if the Q will be CDMA...A CDMA Q with EV-DO has already been confirmed for Verizon, though whether or not it passed or even entered testing yet I'm not sure. The question is whether or not Sprint will also get one.

In order for the Q to be the threat that Motorola wants, a CDMA version is necessary.

[jaytv]

The Q is coming...perhaps in time for the Christmas season...

Motorola Q for the Holidays (http://www.smartphonethoughts.com/index.php?action=expand,9307)

The Sprint implementation of this phone will be sweet...

[Matt]

I want it.

I will have it.

[jaytv]

either on Cingular or Sprint or Verizon, have it you will.

This device will help drive mass-market consciousness of the superiority of EV-DO with smart devices. It will be a big win for CDMA carriers as well as Sprint. Until UTMS is deployed, CDMA will have a huge advantage...

EV-DO will start to become more compelling than Wi-fi for such devices by 2H 2006...

When Rev. A gets here, forget it...

[Dubspoon]

Wirelessly posted (Mozilla/4.0 (MobilePhone RL-4920/US/1.0) NetFront/3.1 MMP/2.0)

Motorola has PTT devices for VZW, some can be made for Sprint

[CoreyTheGent]

The CDMA Q with EV-DO for Verizon is already available:

http://img214.imageshack.us/img214/8007/q3sg.jpg

They're going for about $6,000.