PV M600 from Orange is the best Windows Mobile smart phone with PDA functionalities, according to Reg Hardware. It gives the PDA phone a rating of 90% with comment of “an affordable, fully featured Windows Mobile smart phone that should have a wide appeal”.
Sony Ericsson W900 mobile phone (Sony Ericsson W900c in China and W900i for the rest of the world) is swivel action Sony Ericsson 3G Walkman phone equipped with an impressive large 262,144 color TFT QVGA screen, advanced digital music player’s audio quality, and a 2 megapixel digital camera.
TomTom ONE, a GPS personal car navigation system which based on easy to use and intuitive TomTom Navigator software, been reviewed by MTekk and rated 7.5 out of possible 10. The review said “As I said at the beginning of this review I could not see any reason why someone would buy a GO 300 in preference to a ONE, however if the signal acquisition […]
SPV M600 from Orange, is a mobile phone based on the HTC Prophet. SPV M600 is a slim-line, powerful compact PDA running latest Microsoft Windows Mobile 5.0, with built-in quad-band EDGE, GPRS, GSM, Bluetooth 2.0, WiFi, 2-megapixel camera and 128MB Flash ROM, beside capable of utilizing push-email technology.
iQue M4 PocketPC is a PDA and GPS combination mobile device from Garmin that based on the Windows Mobile 2003 Second Edition operating system. And it’s also Garmin’s first GPS-ready iQue to come pre-loaded with City Navigator North America NT with all maps the United States, Canada, and Puerto Rico installed.
Post-Gazette reviews 3 ways of making VoIP (Voice over IP) calls via Wi-Fi wireless network connection, by using a Wi-Fi handset, the UTStarcom F1000 WiFi VoIP SIP phone from Vonage, softphone SJPhone from SJ Labs and free text and voice-messaging program Skype.
GSPDA Xplore M68 is a tri-band Palm OS Smartphone that runs Palm OS Garnet (5.4) on a TI OMAP processor, with 64 MB of RAM, an SD card slot, a 1.3 megapixel camera, 2.2-inch D-TFD 64K colors LCD screen and Bluetooth short-range wireless networking. The Smartphone supports MP3 and MPEG4 for audio and video-capturing and playback, beside SMS, MMS, WAP, email and Java.
The Advertiser reviewed 2 3G mobile multimedia phones and 2 non-3G phones, which all of them have built-in camera, music player, video player and able to surf the Internet. The mobile phones are NEC N412i, Motorola RAZR V3X, Sony Ericsson K750i and Nokia 6280.
Manila Bulletin reviewed Alcatel OT-C651 mobile phone, comes with 65K color screen and 4.5 MB internal memory. With dimensions of 90 x 48 x 24 mm when folded up and weighing only 92 grams, the small phone boosts polyphonic ring tones, a phone book for 500 entries with photo call, the usual games, vibrating alert, to-do list and voice memo.
Geekzone New Zealand reviewed Memory Map, a map viewer for PC and Pocket PC which integrates seamlessly with GPS. Geekzone rates the map navigation and viewing software 8 out of 10 for functionality, 8.5 out of 10 for coolness and ease of use, and 9 out of 10 for value for money, and commented:
Sci-Tech Today reviewed quad-band T-Mobile SDA (Smart Digital Assistant) smartphone, which features 1.3-megapixel camera, built-in speakerphone, bluetooth, infrared and running on Windows Mobile 5.0.
BBC reported on 17th Nov 2005 that “A gadget beloved of tabloid darlings such as Nicole Richie and Paris Hilton, the Sidekick II, has made its way across the pond to the UK. The Sidekick II that T-Mobile has promoted in the US, Germany and now the UK is made by Japanese electronics giant Sharp. Earlier versions were made by Flextronics.
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