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Nice Guide To Windows Mobile Phones
I'm a dedicated Windows Mobile Phone Edition user. I've now had four of the devices, and later this week I'll get my T-Mobile MDA Vario II to use in the UK. It's basically the GSM version of the UTStarcom XV7000 phone I use with Verizon in the US. Over at Smartphone & Pocket PC Magazine, they've just come out with a nice guide to all the Windows Mobile phones on the market: Pros & Cons: Pocket PCs with Built-In Phones. The biggest disadvantage to these phones is that they aren't that good for actually making calls. The operating system (or perhaps the hardware) is sluggish. Or maybe it's just me, since I sync with Outlook and so have about 1,000 contacts on my phone. I also find I reboot my phone several times per day. The good news is that they constantly improve, and they are excellent all-in-one data devices. Moreover, having broadband on my phone -- along with a keyboard -- rocks. For more, see some of my past posts about cell phones. By Danny Sullivan on Nov. 21, 2006 | Permalink See related posts in: Cell / Mobile Phones
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Oh thank GOODNESS it's not only me who finds these phones not great quality "phones". I use mine more for surfing the net than for actually phoning people, but that's a good thing, because I think people would kill me if I had to talk to them all day on my imate kjam.