"With the increased acceptability of smart phones among consumers, the Moto Q, Amp'd Edition provides our youth demographic an open platform approach to our unique entertainment experience," said Peter Adderton, founder and chief executive officer of Amp'd Mobile. "Amp'd users will have access to 24 live TV channels, 55 video-on-demand channels, one million downloadable songs, stereo Bluetooth, 3D games and access to all online social networks, as well as any Windows Mobile application."
"Building on the success of the MotoRazr, Amp'd Edition, the Moto Q delivers an engaging entertainment experience packed with Amp'd features," said Bruce Brda, corporate vice president and general manager, Mobile Devices North America, Motorola. "We look forward to working with Amp'd Mobile to provide a robust multimedia mobile experience for today's consumers."
The Moto Q featuring a slim QWERTY design and Windows Mobile 5.0 software, advanced EVDO technology, 320x240 vivid display, rich multimedia content and stereo sound.
Additionally, Amp'd is the first US carrier to utilize Adobe's Flash Lite technology as the main user interface. With this technology, consumers can experience Amp'd Live's broadband content and programming lineup, including streaming TV, Amp'd Original programs, music, viral videos, 3D multiplayer games, ringtones and wallpapers.
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