MOTOROLA HINT QA30:

The Qa30 is a very unique looking phone. Its almost all display when is closed up but the slide mechanism opens up to reveal a pretty nice QWERTY keyboard. The keys are pretty stiff with 4x4 rows and 38 keys with punctuation keys. There are small dedicated back key buttons, music buttons and two soft keys on the left and right of the navigation key. On the right hand side of the phone we have the volume control buttons and to the right side of the phone we have a small dedicated button but using the voice command system. It recognizes the voice commands and acts accordingly. The user interface on the screen is a little bit unusual for Motorola. There is some transition effect when we go into the main menu in the display screen which we might not have seen elsewhere in any other phone. But we do not find the same when we move out of the main menu. There is also a menu source which is inbuilt in the home screen which allows us to navigate in the home screen itself. Some of the features which are in the home screen are compose text message, messages, Gmail, cricket, video store, games and application and my friends. The music button in the home screen allows us to play music and there is an option is to hide the music player and continue with our other works in the device. Hint has a 700-contact phone book with room in each entry for five phone numbers, two e-mail addresses, a birthday, URL, a street address, and notes. The Hint also offers a voice recorder, text and multimedia messaging, stereo Bluetooth, and voice dialing. The 2-megapixel camera takes photos in five resolutions, from 1,600x1, 200 down to a special size for photo caller ID. Other options include a self-timer, nine frames, five white balance settings, adjustable brightness, a digital zoom, and four shutter sounds, plus a silent option.