Offering advanced functionality for a different kind of smart phone experience, Motorola and AT&T (News - Alert) Inc. have announced the availability of the MOTO Q Global with Windows Mobile 6.1, one of the first devices featuring the latest mobile software on sale to the public.

 

Adorned with a bold pinstripe design, the device features an attractive metallic edging and a robust feature set.

 

Also, the new Q is loaded with features such as Good Mobile Messaging and BlackBerry Connect, an Opera browser and Documents To Go from DataViz3. This lets users to create and edit Microsoft (News - Alert) Office Word, Excel, and PowerPoint files as well as view Adobe PDF files.

 

The new Q brings a bit of class and a little something different to its users with features such as Windows Mobile 6.1, which makes it easier for users to stay connected and receive up-to-the minute updates. They can also find things of importance quickly, and make use of threaded SMS for chat-like texting. New abilities such as a sliding panel home screen design have also been added.

 

Integrated GPS also gives consumers seamless access to location-based services with AT&T Navigator for use both in the U.S. and abroad, including spoken and text-based turn-by-turn directions and business finder capabilities. With TeleNav (News - Alert) Track, a fully hosted GPS-based workforce-management solution, the device also helps business owners manage their mobile workforce.

 

“Consumers have been clamoring for a single device with the most advanced Windows Mobile software to keep them connected, informed and entertained, all while looking sleek and sharp,” said Juergen Stark, corporate vice president of Productivity, Mobile Devices, Motorola (News - Alert), Inc. “Motorola is proud to provide AT&T customers with one of the first devices featuring Windows Mobile 6.1, and the unparalleled smart phone experience of our MOTO Q Global.”