The Age reviews the Palm Treo 680 and writes - “The Treo ticks off just about every item on the smartphone checklist, from reading and editing Office documents to playing MP3 music and video clips. It uses the slower GSM network rather than 3G but this is not an issue for casual emailing. The same […]
PC Mag reviews the Verizon XV6700 and writes - ‘Boo. Hiss. Verizon’s XV6700 could have been the best PDA/phone on the market today, with a great balance of small size, robust features, and decent call quality. Unfortunately, Verizon’s decision to cripple the gadget’s Wi-Fi abilities should send power users running to Sprint, which has a […]
Pocket Lint reviews the LOOX N520 PDA and writes - ‘With Sony out of the market, Fujitsu Siemens Computing with the Pocket LOOX family provide the only credible competition to the HP iPaq range: and the N520 proves just how credible. Big and bright screen, that stays that way in sunlight because it’s trans-reflective, powered […]
PocketNow reviews the Asus MyPal A636 GPS-Enabled Pocket PC and writes - ‘Overall, the Asus A636 is an excellent multi-use device for in-car navigation. While the form factor isn’t exactly innovative, the large screen is good for viewing maps while driving. A VGA screen would have been nicer, but would have also made the price […]
MobileWack has posted a great review of the Palm Treo 700w and writes - ‘After months of anticipation, I finally got my hands on a Palm Treo 700w. Would Palm work its magic with the Windows Mobile OS like it had with the Palm OS on the Treo 600 and 650? Well not quite. Don’t […]
The Register reviews the Asus MyPal A636 GPS PDA and writes - ‘Asus MyPal A636 is a worthy alternative to GPS-integrated PDAs from the likes of Mio and Acer. It’s less successful as a PDA than the others, if only because the hardware has so clearly been designed with satellite navigation usage in mind. As […]
Bargain PDA reviews the Sprint PPC-6700 PocketPC Phone where they write - ‘the PPC 6700 is a decent device for many applications, particularly the more data-intensive variety. On that score, it’s more a threat to the Blackberry than the Treo. It’s not as much of a phone as the Treo is, however, or even some […]
Trusted Reviews has posted a review of the Palm Zire 22 PDA and writes - ‘The Zire series from palm was born to offer low cost PDA computing to the masses. But Zires grew up and, like children, they got complicated and lost their naïve charm. For example, the last model, the Zire 72, offered […]
Gizmos for Geeks reviews the Palm LifeDrive and writes - ‘The Palm LifeDrive is almost a laptop replacement with native support for Word, Excel, Powerpoint and PDF files. Being able to go over presentations in the airport or working on your budget spreadsheet while sitting in traffic (not recommended) is not all the LifeDrive is […]
The Age reviews the Palm Tungsten TX and writes - ‘When compared with the cheapest Dell and HP models equipped with Wi-Fi (802.11b) wireless connectivity, the TX is at least $100 cheaper. No mean feat considering that, until recently, Palm refrained from including this wireless option…. While the latter handhelds typically offer an enormous number […]