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Guys, Which one is the more reliable celular smartphone (Windows mobile) ?

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I doubt there is a more stable Smartphone than the HTC Typhoon, aka Audiovox SMT5600 / SP3 / SP3i / SDA / SDA Music and QTek 8010.
Best mobile phone on the market IMHO

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That Audiovox looks nice, is that the latest model?? (Is it as big as a
regular pocketpc?)
Do u know if the new Nokia 9500 (80mb internal memory, wifi, etc) uses OS
Windows Mobile??
Thnks Disco

"Disco Stu" <timpoulter3-at-aol-dot-com.no-spam> wrote in message
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> I doubt there is a more stable Smartphone than the HTC Typhoon, aka
Audiovox SMT5600 / SP3 / SP3i / SDA / SDA Music and QTek 8010.
> Best mobile phone on the market IMHO
>
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Nokia 9500runs Nokia Symbian. I almost bought one- it does a lot (wound up
getting the Siemens SX66)..

You might want to look here:
http://www.phonescoop.com/phones/phone.php?p=490

HTH,

Bill


"JC" <jclacc@hotmail.com> wrote in message
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> That Audiovox looks nice, is that the latest model?? (Is it as big as a
> regular pocketpc?)
> Do u know if the new Nokia 9500 (80mb internal memory, wifi, etc) uses OS
> Windows Mobile??
> Thnks Disco
>
> "Disco Stu" <timpoulter3-at-aol-dot-com.no-spam> wrote in message
> news:638806@www.modaco.com...
>> I doubt there is a more stable Smartphone than the HTC Typhoon, aka
> Audiovox SMT5600 / SP3 / SP3i / SDA / SDA Music and QTek 8010.
>> Best mobile phone on the market IMHO
>>
>> Posted via MoDaCo, the definitive Microsoft Smartphone community, now
> supporting all Windows Powered Mobile Devices @ http://www.MoDaCo.com
>>
>
>

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I don't actually know much about Audiovox, being in the UK.
They may have released a version of the HTC Feeler (? late, too tired to check) which is a similar phone but with a row of dedicated media player buttons.
Similarly we await the Orange C550 which will be an expanded C500 with 240x300 screen and the media player buttons but no WM2005.

Anyways, I own an iMate Jam, which is the smallest Pocket PC Phone Edition device (along with the Eten M500) and is roughly about the size of a packet of Marlboros and light enough to be carried in a shirt pocket. The Typhoon models are the same length but much slimmer and the weight is negligible for a Smartphone.

Compared to a regular PPC ?
You're in for a nice surprise.
Nice shock even. They are tiny in comparison and the functionality will impress you if you remember that it's a phone not a handheld computer. You need to get down to the local shop and hold one in your hand.

Yes, Nokia are going to incorporate some Windows software but the designs are awful. Fuhgeddabouditt !!






That Audiovox looks nice, is that the latest model?? (Is it as big as a
regular pocketpc?)
Do u know if the new Nokia 9500 (80mb internal memory, wifi, etc) uses OS
Windows Mobile??
Thnks Disco

"Disco Stu" <timpoulter3-at-aol-dot-com.no-spam> wrote in message
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> I doubt there is a more stable Smartphone than the HTC Typhoon, aka
Audiovox SMT5600 / SP3 / SP3i / SDA / SDA Music and QTek 8010.
> Best mobile phone on the market IMHO
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Any news about "small" smartphones using WM2205?? Regarding the Audiovox
5600 sadly I found out it doesb't have a touch screen.
thanks,\
JC


"Disco Stu" <timpoulter3-at-aol-dot-com.no-spam> wrote in message
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> I don't actually know much about Audiovox, being in the UK.
> They may have released a version of the HTC Feeler (? late, too tired to
check) which is a similar phone but with a row of dedicated media player
buttons.
> Similarly we await the Orange C550 which will be an expanded C500 with
240x300 screen and the media player buttons but no WM2005.
>
> Anyways, I own an iMate Jam, which is the smallest Pocket PC Phone Edition
device (along with the Eten M500) and is roughly about the size of a packet
of Marlboros and light enough to be carried in a shirt pocket. The Typhoon
models are the same length but much slimmer and the weight is negligible for
a Smartphone.
>
> Compared to a regular PPC ?
> You're in for a nice surprise.
> Nice shock even. They are tiny in comparison and the functionality will
impress you if you remember that it's a phone not a handheld computer. You
need to get down to the local shop and hold one in your hand.
>
> Yes, Nokia are going to incorporate some Windows software but the designs
are awful. Fuhgeddabouditt !!
>
>
>
>
>
>
> That Audiovox looks nice, is that the latest model?? (Is it as big as a
> regular pocketpc?)
> Do u know if the new Nokia 9500 (80mb internal memory, wifi, etc) uses OS
> Windows Mobile??
> Thnks Disco
>
> "Disco Stu" <timpoulter3-at-aol-dot-com.no-spam> wrote in message
> news:638806@www.modaco.com...
> > I doubt there is a more stable Smartphone than the HTC Typhoon, aka
> Audiovox SMT5600 / SP3 / SP3i / SDA / SDA Music and QTek 8010.
> > Best mobile phone on the market IMHO
> [color=blue;]>
> [color=blue;]> Posted via MoDaCo, the definitive Microsoft Smartphone
community, now
> supporting all Windows Powered Mobile Devices @ http://www.MoDaCo.com
> <span style='color:blue;'>>
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> [right][snapback]638859[/right]
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> Posted via MoDaCo, the definitive Microsoft Smartphone community, now
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