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Wednesday, May 16, 2007
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As well as looking great, it has all of the advantages of the Vodafone device too. This USB modem can not only be plugged into a Windows notebook, but also comes with Mac drivers in the box, and of course can be connected to your home desktop PC when you're not out and about. It also allows the steadily increasing number of laptop owners whose machines do not have PC card slots, to use T-Mobile's HSDPA service for the first time.
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Monday, January 29, 2007
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The Sidekick 3, like its predecessor, is a sizeable beast at 130mm x 59mm x 22mm, and it isn't light at 182g. It does though, manage to incorporate a screen and QWERTY keyboard both of which are larger than you'd usually find on a mobile. The Sidekick 3 can be held like an ordinary phone when you are on a call, but for other non-voice phone purposes it is designed to be held length ways. When you extract it from your pocket or the protective pouch that comes with it, the Sidekick 3 looks rather like a handheld games console.
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Friday, January 12, 2007
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Both are small format Windows Mobile Pocket PCs with SIM support, both are available with the excellent CoPilot navigation software and, joy of joys, both have GPS antennae built in - something you won't be seeing on the iPhone. Both devices are made by HTC which has its own, non operator specific version called the HTC P3300.
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Wednesday, January 3, 2007
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As noted, the Pearl offers both a music player compatible with AAC, AAC+, MP3, MIDI, and WAV files and a video player compatible with most MPEG-4 Part 2 formats such as DivX, AVI and QuickTime, and stereo Bluetooth (Bluetooth 2.0). There's a 1.3 MP digital camera with flash, support for real music ring tones, HTML Web browsing, voice dialing, and the usual array of PIM functions. The T-Mobile version also supports the carrier's myFaves feature.
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Thursday, December 14, 2006
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T-Mobile's MDA Compact III (HTC P3300) is the first mobile device available from a UK mobile operator with built-in GPS satellite receiver. The benefit of this is that all the hard work of installing and configuring third-party GPS software is eliminated. Shipped with CoPilot Live 6 satellite navigation, the MDA Compact III has the potential to make dedicated navigation systems redundant, with turn-by-turn voice instructions, detailed street mapping and powerful route calculation for navigation in-car or on foot.
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Friday, September 22, 2006
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Last year I wrote how a smartphone spoilt my life; in the weeks following its publication I got a number of people querying me whether they should purchase such a phone themselves citing some of the problems I faced. A year on my contract was up for renewal and as is customary, the renewal came with the opportunity to 'upgrade' to a newer unit at subsidized prices so which did I go for? A smartphone of course!
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Wednesday, May 10, 2006
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People in a high-demand workplace need to constantly keep updated on information. Whether it's checking e-mail, making phone calls, or viewing stock prices, most people you encounter will all be using the same tool: the Blackberry. T-Mobile's Blackberry 8700g is the best Blackberry to date. Its combination of sophisticated styling, excellent navigation, and high-powered applications make it a must-have for communication on the go. You'll definitely want to read on to find out why every power user in today's workforce needs a Blackberry 8700g...
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Wednesday, February 8, 2006
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T-Mobile will soon be releasing their SDA Smartphone to the public in February. Priced at $299.99 with activation, it's aimed to be a decent entry-level phone for those looking to try the Windows Mobile platform out. Unfortunately, the phone has a few flaws that make it more trouble than it's worth. A limited camera, horribly placed memory card slot and a bad UI make the SDA suffer. Join us as we take a ride through what the SDA has to offer and whether it's good enough to meet your standards of phonology...
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Thursday, January 5, 2006
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In most of its incarnations the Sidekick II is designed to be used in wide format, held between two hands. The screen is a not too wonderful but serviceable 60 x 40mm, 240 x 160 pixel, 65k colour TFT, and it faces outermost. On its right sit two large buttons and a wheel flanked by Call and End buttons. The wheel is used for moving through menus in the various built in applications, and does its job very well indeed...
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