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  • Motorola SURF A3100 video (and pictorial) hands-on

    Filed under: Handsets , Motorola , Windows Mobile , GSM , EDGE , HSDPA , UMTS Like the Curve 8900 , it turns out that Motorola's SURF is a device that kinda needs to be seen in the flesh to be fully appreciated. In light of TouchFLO and its endless competitors, the skin Moto's developed for this...
    Posted to External Blogs (Weblog) by Anonymous on 01-07-2009

  • Fuze, X1, and a couple Touch Pros: the ultimate WinMo smackdown

    Filed under: Handsets , Features , HTC , Sony Ericsson , ATT , Sprint , Verizon Wireless , Windows Mobile , GSM , EDGE , EV-DO , HSDPA , UMTS , CDMA 2008 was, to say the least, a banner year for Windows Mobile hardware. Windows Mobile software ... well, that's another story; we're still patiently...
    Posted to External Blogs (Weblog) by Anonymous on 12-27-2008

  • HTC S740 hands-on

    Filed under: Handsets , Features , HTC , Windows Mobile , GSM , EDGE , HSDPA , UMTS You certainly wouldn't know it from the deluge of Windows Mobile Professional devices in every segment of the market these days, but believe it or not, Microsoft's still trudging along with the Standard edition...
    Posted to External Blogs (Weblog) by Anonymous on 09-16-2008

  • Samsung Omnia review

    Filed under: Features , Reviews , Samsung , Windows Mobile , GSM , EDGE , HSDPA , UMTS No longer does Windows Mobile alone a capable smartphone make. The platform's core is as relevant, powerful, and well-supported as ever, but that's not the problem -- the real issue is that it's just plain...
    Posted to External Blogs (Weblog) by Anonymous on 08-18-2008

  • HTC's Touch Pro gets toyed with on video

    Filed under: Handsets , HTC , Windows Mobile , GSM , EDGE , HSDPA , UMTS You're getting anxious for the release of HTC's Touch Pro , aren't you? As the heads bob up and down in unison, we're thrilled to be able to pass along a hands-on video that complements the images you've already...
    Posted to External Blogs (Weblog) by Anonymous on 07-29-2008

  • Hands-on with i-mate's Ultimates

    Filed under: Handsets , Features , Windows Mobile , GSM , EDGE , HSDPA , UMTS Even as we marvel at the HTC Touch Diamond's gorgeous VGA display, let's not forget that 640 x 480 resolution (buried within the larger context of a monster spec sheet, no less) is old hat for some Windows Mobile devices...
    Posted to External Blogs (Weblog) by Anonymous on 06-20-2008

  • HTC Touch Diamond hands-on, up close and personal this time

    Filed under: Handsets , Features , HTC , Windows Mobile , GSM , EDGE , HSDPA , UMTS The good folks at HTC left this little gem (pun totally intended) on our doorstep today, but as cool as it sounds to have one of the world's great Windows Mobile torchbearers just drop off its hottest new handset...
    Posted to External Blogs (Weblog) by Anonymous on 06-07-2008

  • Hands-on with Velocity Mobile's 103 and 111

    Filed under: Handsets , Features , Others , Windows Mobile , GSM , EDGE , HSDPA , UMTS , HSUPA It's hard to stand out in the sea of Windows Mobile handsets; no smartphone platform is already more stratified, serves more market segments, and offers more form factors, so where's a new entrant supposed...
    Posted to External Blogs (Weblog) by Anonymous on 04-02-2008

  • Hands-on with the LG KS20

    Filed under: Handsets , Features , LG , Windows Mobile , GSM , EDGE , HSDPA , UMTS Putting Windows Mobile 6's user interface at ease with fat fingers is a monumental challenge -- but it's not a challenge manufacturers are shying away from. Perhaps they see devices like the iPhone as a threat...
    Posted to External Blogs (Weblog) by Anonymous on 03-24-2008

  • Hands-on with the HTC Touch Dual

    Filed under: Handsets , Features , HTC , Windows Mobile , GSM , EDGE , HSDPA , UMTS As sexy as the idea of a keypadless, pebble-shaped device with a full-face capacitive touchscreen may be, for some, there's simply no replacement for the real thing. A real, physical keypad continues to be a necessity...
    Posted to External Blogs (Weblog) by Anonymous on 03-04-2008
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