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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 (more)

I did not think I had to buy additional software to enjoy the features. The most information feature I wanted was to able to voice dail calls through my bluetooth device. This would keep me from trying to dial while driving. Even games cost money. The In (more)

RIM's BlackBerry has become the world's most popular handheld, its excellent usability and Qwerty keypad setting a trend many rivals have followed. The BlackBerry 8800 has all the usability of its predecessors, but has replaced the stuffy design (more)

This is another great Blackberry phone, it is perfect for road warriors and email addicts. While it sports a full QWERTY keyboard and full Blackberry functionality it manages to actually look pretty sleek. (more)

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

The sleek E62 arrives with a top-notch Web browser, a host of push e-mail options and a solid document editor. Can this EDGE-only device hold its own against its 3G competition? (more)

alaTest has collected and analysed 346 reviews of Palm Treo 680 from international magazines and websites. (more)

Palm views its new 680 as a cross-over smartphone device. It lacks some of the power that other Treos have but is available for much less money, opening them up to new segment of consumers. Brad tests it out and comes away impressed. (more)

Is this the best business phone on the market? (more)

This business-savvy smart phone delivers landline-quality calls over Wi-Fi, but its cellular performance could be better. (more)

RIM puts the traditional BlackBerry design on a diet, but fattens it up under the hood. (more)

This PDA/cell phone is a stellar messaging device that works well as a phone, too. (more)

The RIM BlackBerry Curve 8300 is one of our favorite devices of 2007. As such, the thought of a Curve with WiFi and UMA support for T-Mobile USA's @Home service should get a lot of people drooling. We put the new Curve 8320 and @Home through it's paces in (more)

The BlackBerry Curve 8320 has a lot going for it: a 2-megapixel camera, world roaming capabilities, expandable memory, Bluetooth, a decent music player, and of course, easy access to multiple e-mail accounts. This version also sports a nifty spell checker (more)