The HTC Wing is the follow-up to the popular but now aging T-Mobile MDA that was released in February 2006. Keeping the same basic design with QWERTY side-slideout keyboard that made the MDA so popular, the Wing refines a good thing by reducing thickness, adding spring assist to the slider, upgrading Bluetooth to 2.0 and increasing camera resolution to 2 megapixels.HTC is the Wing’s manufacturer, and their codename for the Wing and other variants is the Herald (the Wing is the HERA110 variant). The Herald is also sold under the HTC brand name unlocked as the HTC P4350 but with Windows ...

HTC Wizard is running on Pocket PC version of Windows Mobile 5.0 Operating System. It is in bar form-factor and have sliding from the side full QWERTY keyboard. As quad-band GSM phone it features GPRS and EDGE for data transfer. QVGA 65k color display and 1.3-megapixel camera are also present.It has a touchscreen with a left-side slide-out QWERTY keyboard. The Wizard’s functions include those of a camera phone and a portable media player in addition to text messaging and multimedia messaging. It also offers Internet services including e-mail, instant messaging, web browsing, and local ...

The Palm Treo Pro is a culmination of everything that Palm has learned about making a handheld to date, and the result is a great-looking device with a well crafted spec sheet.Palm Treo Pro is featuring a 2.5 inches TFT resistive touchscreen with 65K colors, 320 x 320 pixels resolution and a QWERTY keyboard. In addition, this smartphone has a 2 MP primary camera and supports many features as HSDPA, Wi-Fi 802.11 b/g, 100 MB storage internal memory and a microSD card slot up to 8GB. Palm Treo Pro runs Microsoft Windows Mobile 6.1 Professional with a 528 MHz ARM 11 processor. Full ...

Slick design and slide-out keyboard, the Orange SPV E650 is one of the most impressive Windows smart phones we’ve seen in a while. The lack of 3G support and sometimes sluggish performance are disappointments, but despite these shortcomings, the E650 is still a very desirable handset.A spring-loaded QWERTY keyboard slides out gracefully and, as it does so, thephone plays a little melody. I can guarantee that after around 10 minutes you’llbe turning off this trill bell sound off as, not only does it become irritating,but it also slows the phone down as the screen orientation ...

SPV M500 measures just 58mm wide by 108mm deep by 18mm high and fits very neatly in the palm of the hand. This compactness boosts the SPV M500’s appeal over bulkier Pocket PC Phone Edition devices — it’s easy to carry and feels comfortable when held to the ear for voice calls.The bottom front of the device offers a bank of buttons ranged around a central navigation pad. The pad supports four-directional movement, with an Action key in the middle. To the upper left and right are Call and End keys, and beneath these are two shortcut buttons: the left one accesses your ...

The Orange SPV M600 is pitched at the business mobile phone user who wants a smart phone, but doesn’t want to go the whole way and get all QWERTY-keyboarded up.At just 58mm wide x 108mm tall and 18mm deep the M600, which is actually a black variant of HTC’s Hermes model is only slightly bigger than a regular mobile phone however comes with the added benefit of running Microsoft’s Windows Mobile 5 operating system.The fact that it runs Mobile 5 means that you can use Microsoft’s direct push email service straight out of the box and that means although your responses ...

SPV M650 has a navigational communicator which is run by Windows Mobile 5.0 for Pocket PC, AKU 3.0 update pack and designed as a candybar. It works in GSM netowrks, supports Wi-Fi, EDGE, Bluetooth services and provides an integrated 2MP camera and FM-radio. Features of HTC SPV M650Networks GSM850 | 900 | 1800 | 1900Form Factor Bar | TouchscreenMain Screen 2.8″ TFT touchscreen, 240×320 resolution,65K ColorsMobile OS Windows Mobile 5 PPCCPU Apps Platform Java MIDP 2.0, CLDC 1.1Memory 128 MB Rom, 64 MB DDR SDRamMemory Card T-Flash/MicroSDDimensions 108 x 58 x 16.8mmWeight ...