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Sorry for the aside here, but I figure this is the best place to ask. I've been in the market for a Motorola Q for a while now, and I'm getting terribly confused by what I see on eBay and elsewhere online. I've tried checking what the differences are between a Q9/Q9e/Q9H/Q9 Global, etc. etc. Other forums are at GameFAQs levels of clarity, and if I'm going to be getting one of these phones, I don't want one that's either crippled with locked features or has a lovely firmware or something... Can someone help please? 
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kalibar posted:Q (Q-anything, really) is a junk phone on Windows Mobile Standard which is a junk platform. If you like the QWERTY-bar form factor, good options do exist. No need to worry about carriers there, I'm on Rogers (pay as you go, no less  ) up here in  My main concern with any of these GSM models is if I can use the phone by popping my SIM in and also send texts and stuff. Sure, a smartphone is overkill for now as I don't need Mobile Outlook and what have you, but later maybe I'll need it. The issue now is to be able to use the device without having a 3G/data plan.
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kalibar posted:Awesome, thanks for your help!
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