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This is my first smartphone. I love have the functionality of Palm's organization suite combined with my phone and email. The phone feels solid, looks great, and is easy to use. The QWERTY keyboard is slightly cramped, but so are all the other smartphone keyboards.

We got a Treo here, everybody, the 680 to be exact. It is, as we all well know by now, going to go for $200 after two year service agreement (with unlimited data plan), and will be available as of Black Friday. Wii for the kids, Treo 680 for...

One of the most anticipated PDA phones of the year, the Palm Treo 650 is the hottest Palm OS smartphone on the market. Following on the heels of the very successful Treo 600, the Treo 650 adds several key improvements that address the needs of road warrio

Expect loads more in the coming days, but for right now TreoCentral has what is more or less the first hands-on review of the new Treo 650 (we probably shouldn't count that guy who said he got to play with one at a Sprint store a few weeks back). ...

Motorola's RAZR update may be basic, but does it tick all the right fashionista boxes?

Sprint still hasn't quite learned the fine art of not getting shown up by CDMA rival Verizon for prompt releases of the hottest phones, partially on account of Verizon's tendency to lock up lucrative exclusivity agreements that last anywhere from a few mo

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The Nokia 6102i adds Bluetooth to the Nokia 6102.

This affordable PDA phone offers an impressive package of serious productivity software.

A Web-browsing wizard and e-mail chameleon, the Nokia E62 is poised to become a top handheld when it comes to U.S. consumers later this fall. And if what I've been hearing about the price is correct, it should be pretty easy on the wallet as well.

Nokia knocks out another handset hit. And this one's a real Bobby Dazzler!

Nokia's 3220 makes its presence known with flashing LEDs and a case that can 'write' messages in the air.

Inside, they're all the same, sporting Windows Mobile 5.0 phone edition, a 195 MHz processor, 128 megs of flash ROM, 64 megs of RAM, a 1.3 megapixel camera, WiFi and Bluetooth. Don't be discouraged by that seemingly slow CPU: the device feels just as resp

Not to whet your appetite too much for a device that apparently won't be out here until early next year (sigh), but the peeps at geek.com got their hands on a pre-production QTEK 9100 and production I-mate K-JAM (aka, the HTC Wizard-not to be confused wit

I-mate introduced the SP3 in 2004; it was the arrival, in my opinion, of the first Microsoft SmartPhone that represented a real threat to the establishment; it marked the move from geekdom to mainstream. Previous models suffered from ridiculous battery li

Usually it takes at least a couple of weeks for a gadget to go from sketch rendered images to actual hands-on product shots, but no sooner did news of the Qtek 8310 (aka the HTC Tornado) leak out yesterday then Mobile Review hit us up with the some actual