Morola Q Spotted in the Wild [Buy Windows Mobile]
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October 16, 2006
, but will include a back-end software suite featuring remote device management, e-mail sync, firewall protection, encryption, and VPN connectivity. This symbiotic device-and-software marriage is what sets RIM’s offering apart from other smartphones, and so far nobody else has stepped into the ring.</p>
<p>We’ll see it early next year, and though there’s no pricing yet, we can expect that it will be targeted towards business customers who want to purchase several for the sales/support/weight-loss/management/sorcery teams, with a premium for the “MOTOPRO management suite”. See, Motorola charges more for the CAPITOL LETTERS.<br />
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My plain ‘ol normal Q is jealous… and so am I.