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Acer Tempo DX900 review
If you want a Windows Mobile smart phone with support for dual SIM cards, the Acer Tempo DX900 is currently the only option available in the UK. A competent handset, it does a good job of handling two SIMs, and its touchscreen is fairly responsive, but its design won't inspire envy Read more
7 May 2009 by Sandra Vogel
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E-TEN Glofiish V900 review
The spec sheet for the Glofiish V900 includes two noteworthy items: a digital TV tuner and an FM radio receiver. These sit alongside a comprehensive range of other features to provide what has to be the best-equipped handheld on the market. We had a few complaints, however, so do your research before making any decisions Read more
1 October 2008 by Sandra Vogel
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BenQ E72 review
BenQ's new E72 Windows Mobile handset is now available SIM-free for £100 from Expansys, and we're happy to see this different take on Windows Mobile. The E72 shows originality in both hardware design and software, though it is very compact and leaves out some features, so it may not appeal to everyone Read more
26 September 2008 by Sandra Vogel
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Asus P750 review
The Asus P750 is a large smart phone with a large array of features. It runs Windows Mobile 6 Professional and provides both a generous bundle of software and an excellent set of features including two cameras. With this handset, you get multiple functions with appeal Read more
30 January 2008 by Sandra Vogel
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HTC S730 review
The HTC S730 improves upon its sibling model, the S710, by adding 3G connectivity to its smart phone interface. The Qwerty keyboard is now easier to use, with each key having a raised central area. It also supports two-way video calling and has a microSD slot. Check out this upgrade Read more
29 January 2008 by Sandra Vogel
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Nokia E50 review
If you're after bling, you shouldn't be looking at Nokia's E50. It runs a very competent operating system and it has plenty of capability, but the prime target for the E50 is people who want to get things done quietly Read more
18 January 2007 by Sandra Vogel
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Palm Treo 680 review
The Palm Treo 680 is the first Palm OS-based Treo to be launched by the company in over two years. It's not a huge step forward from its predecessor, but it's well-designed, bundles a great range of software and is very easy to use. For those new to Palm, this has everything you need to organise your life Read more
9 January 2007 by Sandra Vogel
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Nokia E60 review
Nokia's E60 might look like the smart new kid at school, but it's got a whole lot going on underneath its starched blazer. It's a 3G tri-band candybar that incorporates some great smart phone software, built-in Wi-Fi so you can make free VoIP calls and it boasts a music player. New kid just got cool... Read more
23 November 2006 by Sandra Vogel
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Samsung i320 review
Samsung's i320 is a thin, super-sleek, black Windows Mobile smart phone. It's just 12mm in depth, but it's packed with features and even boasts an easy-to-use mini keyboard. It also benefits from a wide 320x240-pixel screen, which makes it easy to read longer text messages, and it comes with a second battery so you can keep a fully charged spare to hand Read more
9 November 2006 by Sandra Vogel
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Nokia 5500 Sport review
Nokia's 5500 Sport is geared towards sports fanatics with a water, shock and sweat-resistant design, a pedometer to measure your fitness, an MP3 player, an FM radio, a belt to carry it around your waist and a talking text feature. It probably won't have enough high-tech features to satisfy serious trainers, but for the casual jogger it's a useful gadget Read more
30 October 2006 by Sandra Vogel
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