Category: PDAs
Palm Treo 500v smartphone now available to Vodafone customers
You've probably read the preview, maybe even watched the video and if you were impressed by both, you'll be pleased to know that you can pick up the Palm Treo 500v smartphone from Vodafone from today. In brief, what it…
Nokia to launch N800 with GPS and Wi-Max
Nokia launched its N800 internet tablet back in January, but obviously thinks it is in need of a makeover. And it looks set to get one. Nokia has announced that it will be introducing a WiMAX-enabled version early next…
Palm offers free Windows Mobile 6 update for Treo 750v and Treo 750 smartphones in Europe
If you are the proud owner of a Palm Treo 750v and Treo 750 smartphone, you can take advantage of a free upgrade to Windows Mobile 6.
HTC launches the TyTN II smartphone in Europe
HTC has updated the TyTN a year after its launch, unveiling the imaginatively-named HTC TyTN II, which should be available under various names with operators across Europe.
Fujitsu unveils LifeBook U810 UMPC
The term ‘UMPC’ was all over the place just over a year ago, but the market for something between a laptop and a smartphone doesn’t really seem to have emerged. But undeterred, Fujitsu is still trying to tempt us in, unveiling the LifeBook U810 UMPC.
Fujitsu Siemens ditches LOOX range of PDAs and bails out of market
The warning signs for tradtional PDAs have been there for some time, with the smartphone now overwhelmingly being the tool of choice for the tech-savvy business person. So it’s no surprise to see Fujitsu-Siemens bailing out of the market, ditching its LOOX range of devices in the process.
HTC gets touchy again with the P6550 Sedna
Another day and another HTC smartphone, but unlike the HTC Nike, the P6550 Sedna doesn’t bother with the keyboard.
Mio's A501 GPS PDA phone
Mio is covering all bases with its newly-launched A501, offering a mobile phone, GPS and a PDA powered by Windows Mobile 5.0.
Orange first with the BlackBerry 8820 in the UK
RIM’s first Wi-Fi smartphone, the BlackBerry 8820 was officially unveiled a week ago. And now it’s in the UK, courtesy of Orange.
Trimble's fugly Nomad PDA comes with optional GPS
Okay, so it’s a bit harsh to cast a slur on the Trimble Nomad’s looks, seeing as it’s designed for industries like engineering, construction and land surveying. In other words, it’s not meant to win beauty contests.
