AT&T has added yet another Motorola smartphone to its lineup, the Motorola Q Global. Mostly similar to the Motorola Q9h in specifications, the Motorola Q Global is upgraded to Windows Mobile 6.1 operating system and has had a design overhaul going for a more business-like polished silver casing. I am sure you will find the same aGPS, HSDPA support, 2-megapixel camera, Bluetooth, and the microSD slot to raise memory for up to 32 GB as the Q9h along with the threaded SMS that WM6.1 brings and CrystalTalk technology. Motorola has also added the new Opera Web browser and dumps Microsoft Office Mobile for DataViz Documents To Go application to create, edit, and view Office documents along with PDF files. The Motorola Q Global is available now on AT&T for $149.99 on a two-year contract.
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The second-generation Motorola Q9h is a more ergonomic, more potent version of the original. Still measuring at less than one half inch thick, the Motorola Q9h offers the latest Windows Mobile 6.0 operating system, stereo streaming Bluetooth, broadband-speed data downloads, advanced voice dialing and a full multimedia (music and video) player. And, now with a bigger, more ergonomic keyboard, the new Motorola Q9 is ready to kick your productivity into high gear.

The phone brings in a quad-band EDGE and HSDPA to this Windows Mobile 6 device for accessing all your PlaysForSure media over the air or stored in either the side-loading microSD card or 256MB of on-board memory. It also brings a USB 2.0 jack and 320 x 240 pixel display which automatically adjusts for indoor and outdoor lighting conditions.

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