Motorola QA4 Evoke: Touchscreen Slider Specs
Filed under: Cell Phones, Handsets
Whenever Motorola announces a launch of a new phone, it tends to generate some hype be it positive or negative, but that was not the case with the Motorola QA4 Evoke. The new handset seems to have just been missed, but there is more to this phone than meets the eye.
IntoMobile tell us that the QA4 Evoke is a touchscreen slider that is different from other Motorola designs, and this could be the design sift that they need to start making a comeback. The phone certainly has some decent features, not on the level of smartphones, but the QA4 Evoke does have some iPhone widgets as well as a full HTML browser.
Motorola has taken a lot of design features from the iPhone and carefully added them to the QA4 Evoke, and that can be seen with the widget-based homescreen. It is a shame that Motorola struggle to come up with its own designs now, it seems that with the success of the RAZR, they are fresh out of ideas.
Motorola are to launch the Hint QA30 with Bell, which will be in direct competition with the Rogers Samsung Propel.
Specs:
- Audio: AAC, MP3, AAC+, AAC+ Enhanced, MIDI, WAV
- Bands/Modes: CDMA 800/1900/1700/2100, Diversity 1900MHz and 2100 MHz EVDO Rev A
- Battery: 1170 mAh
- Browser: Full HTML browser1
- Camera: 2 megapixel continuous with 5x digital zoom
- Connectivity: Stereo Bluetooth® wireless technology3, USB 2.0 high-speed
- Dimensions: 108mm x 50.5mm x 17.5mm
- Display: 2.8” WQVGA 240×400 display
- Form Factor: Slider with full touch-screen
- Memory: 256 MB Internal + optional 8GB MicroSD
- Messaging: Centralized & conversational style SMS and email (POP3/IMAP4)1
- Navigation: sGPS/aGPS1
- Size: 79cc
- Talk and Standby Time: Up to approximately 330 min of talk time; up to approximately 450 hrs of standby time4
- Video: Capture/Playback/Streaming, H.263, MPEG4
- Weight: 128g
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This is the worst phone I have ever had. I have been with Cricket for years The phone service is ok for what I pay, but this phone is horrible would never recommend it to any one. Cricket says it has features that THEY lie about it having. Can’t send pic’s or videos, can’t add ANY new apps to it. It’s junk for what they charge for it.