Moto Q 9h (formerly Moto Q Q9) approved by FCC
By Staska on 29 Aug 073G Moto Q 9h, originally known as Moto Q Q9 has been announced way back in February and is already available in Europe and even Canada.
There were some rumors that this phone will be launched on August 24th by AT&T, but they proved to be just that – rumors. Half a year after the announcement, U.S. users are still waiting for Moto Q 9h.
We can not tell you the exact date when you’ll be able to buy Moto Q 9h on AT&T network, but we are sure now that this day is coming soon. Motorola Q 9h has been approved by FCC for distribution in United States.
Motorola Q 9h is a 3G GSM850/1900 WCDMA 850/1900 Windows Mobile phone with Bluetooth, full QWERTY keyboard, 2 megapixel camera, video capture and playback at 30 fps and lot’s of other cool features.
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