Motorola Q
Moto Q and Mac
I've been browsing through the forum, and I see that it's said that the Moto Q can sync with Macs (in theory), but I haven't seen any postings from people who do it regularly.
I'm curious if there are any Mac users that have any pros and/or cons to share about this phone. Is it very compatible/easy to work with, or is it not worth the hassle?
I'm looking into getting a smart phone, was debating between a Treo and the Moto Q (for Sprint), so any suggestions are welcome.
Thanks!
I'm curious if there are any Mac users that have any pros and/or cons to share about this phone. Is it very compatible/easy to work with, or is it not worth the hassle?
I'm looking into getting a smart phone, was debating between a Treo and the Moto Q (for Sprint), so any suggestions are welcome.
Thanks!
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My Q is with verizon and the synch software that came with it was packaged in verizon colour sleve, but is official microsoft software. (active sync) and the setup process in the '"Quick start guide" had 2 sets of instructions, 1 mac, 1 pc. both are idiot-resistant. However, Sprint may reqest different compatability, so thats really something you have to go to a store and verify.
Go to apple.com and at the bottom click on the macworld keynote address. The ceo introduces Iphone and if you are a mac user, that thing is the best possible option. e
Go to apple.com and at the bottom click on the macworld keynote address. The ceo introduces Iphone and if you are a mac user, that thing is the best possible option. e
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Thanks "wizzard", I'll check if sprint offers the same option.
And yes, I've been eyeing the iPhone. Looks awesome, but not sure yet if I want to switch to cingular for it.
And yes, I've been eyeing the iPhone. Looks awesome, but not sure yet if I want to switch to cingular for it.
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you're welcome, pixiegirl, its my pleasure. sprint, cingular, at t , and others all fall under my realm of experience in sales and support as Ive been in the industry nearly a decade. All have their advantages and drawbacks. consumer reports recent study ranked sprint and cingular very close to eachother- Near bottom - in almost every market they tested. so really either one is not the optimal choice for service. but you should decide what is most important to you, the product, the pricing, or the service; and maybe rephrase your question with that in mind. Personally, Im a tech nut, and the iPhone lacks some things that I have grown accustomed to such as high speed data (initial device will have only edge data standard) and STEREO bluetoot...
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