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Question about the motorola cliq xt and memory card?

Mar 21, 2010 by October | Posted in Cell Phones & Plans

Just got a motorola cliq xt with a micro sd 2gb Sandisk memory card. I had a G1 with a micro sd 4 gb Kingston memory card. Could I use the memory card from the G1? Or do I have to use a Sandisk memory card.

yup mine came with the 2gb and i had a 4gb one that had all my pictures and music on it so i just put it in and it works fine. As long as it fits i dont see why it wouldnt work with it

Hands-on the Motorola CLIQ XT

Earlier this week, Motorola announced the Quench (or Cliq XT, as it will be known in the US), and we got a chance to play with it here at Mobile ...

Motorola CLIQ XT Review | Android Community

by Vincent Nguyen

We weren’t joking about the deja-vu; the CLIQ XT (which will be sold as the Motorola QUENCH outside the US) has the same 3.1-inch HVGA 320 x 480 capacitive touchscreen as the DEVOUR and BACKFLIP, together with the latter’s 5-megapixel autofocus camera. There’s 3G – though here it’s support for T-Mobile USA’s 3G network, rather than Verizon or AT&T – along with WiFi b/g and Bluetooth 2.0. It also gets Motorola’s MOTOBLUR social networking system, which pulls in updates from Facebook, Twitter, MySpace and other services, links them with contacts on your handset, and allows you to post updates to one or all of the networks from homescreen widgets.

Unfortunately, it’s MOTOBLUR that’s likely to blame for the CLIQ XT’s aged version of Android. With devices like the Google Nexus One and the HTC Legend – which we reviewed earlier this week – delivering Android 2.1, to launch yet another device with Android 1.5 seems increasingly unforgivable. Motorola say they’re working on an updated version of MOTOBLUR which will be compatible with 2.1, but there’s no public timescale as to its release; similarly, there’s no telling when – or if – further updates to coincide with newer versions of Android might arrive. To be fair, this is something HTC users have faced with HTC Sense, but it’s a concerning fragmentation trend in Android right now.

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