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If you have an ordinary cellphone – the type that you got free, or cheaply, when you signed up for service – you might envy those with phones that are also personal digital assistants, like BlackBerrys, Treos, Sidekicks, and Windows smartphones.


Those devices, typically costing $200 to $400, let you do more than just make phone calls and take pictures. They are pocket-sized computers equipped for many functions, including e-mail, Web browsing, and contact management, note taking, financial recordkeeping, and a calendar.


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New services help simulate the power of smartphones

By Larry Magid New York Times | January 27, 2007 - 12:00am

If you have an ordinary cellphone – the type that you got free, or cheaply, when you signed up for service – you might envy those with phones that are also personal digital assistants, like BlackBerrys,...

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