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[Title] => Nokia 7710: A multimedia master
[Summary] => Running on the new Series 90 Symbian platform, Nokia’s radically designed keypad-less widescreen 7710 offers touch-screen input and a stunningly wide range of applications.
Tons of essentials are packed in this tri-band smartphone: calendar, contacts, to-do lists and document, sheet and presentation viewer, among many others.
A loaded Macromedia Flash 6-compatible browser makes viewing a lot more Internet content possible, especially since the browser supports HTML/xHTML.
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[AuthorName] => Manny N. de los Reyes
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[Summary] => It has been said that big things come in small packages. Well, these so-called big things don’t come much smaller and feature-packed than the latest generation of PDA phones, that category of handheld devices that combine the seemingly complex tasks of information and data management with multimedia communications, and for some over-achieving models, imaging capabilities as well.
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[Title] => O2 XDA II: All-in-one enterprise solution
[Summary] => O2 recently released its second-generation XDA smart phone that is an integrated GPRS-capable tri-band handset with built-in PocketPC PDA functions.
Launched by Christina Teo, Hong Kong country manager of O2 , the XDA II is positioned as an all-in-one enterprise solution for business users, travelers and field agents.
Costing about P49,000, the XDA II offers a number of connectivity options such as built-in Bluetooth and the ability to take advantage of Wi-Fi services via an add-on, high-speed Internet modem.
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Tons of essentials are packed in this tri-band smartphone: calendar, contacts, to-do lists and document, sheet and presentation viewer, among many others.
A loaded Macromedia Flash 6-compatible browser makes viewing a lot more Internet content possible, especially since the browser supports HTML/xHTML.
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Launched by Christina Teo, Hong Kong country manager of O2 , the XDA II is positioned as an all-in-one enterprise solution for business users, travelers and field agents.
Costing about P49,000, the XDA II offers a number of connectivity options such as built-in Bluetooth and the ability to take advantage of Wi-Fi services via an add-on, high-speed Internet modem.
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