Motorola has introduced the new Motorola Evoke QA4 phone, a slider-style device with a 2.8" 240 x 400 resolution full touch-screen and virtual QWERTY keyboard for messaging. Looking a bit like an answer to the iPhone and Palm Pre smartphones, the Evoke QA4 has a customizable home screen that features integrated widgets and quick access to RSS feeds, weather, sports scores, stock reports, news headlines, digital media, and the phone's HTML browser. The device supports CDMA and EVDO Rev A connectivity.
Motorola's aim is to keep customers "constantly connected" during phone calls, messaging, Web feeds, or social networking. In fact quick-start widgets on the phone inmclude MySpace and YouTube, and you'll probably see Facebook and Twitter widgets at some point as well. The phone is also equipped with an accelerometer, making for some landscape texting and web browsing. There's a 2 megapixel camera
, A-GPS, and Bluetooth on board, but it looks like Motorola skipped Wi-fi on this one.
The Motorola Evoke QA4 will be available in Q2 2009 through Cricket Wireless.
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