Finding the PDA or smartphone that best suits your needs doesn't have to be an aggravation. Reading reviews is often the best way to explore a device's strengths and weaknesses before making an investment in mobile technology.  Our hands-on reviews are written with you in mind, and hopefully they can help make your choice a little easier. 

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Pantech Duo C810 WM6 Standard Smartphone Review

The Duo’s dual-slider design makes for, quite possibly, the best non-touchscreen Windows Mobile Smartphone configuration thus far, but its lackluster features and slow performance make it a device that I can recommend only to those needing the most basic Windows Mobile phone. [Read Full Review]

Motorola Q 9h WM6 Standard Smartphone Review

The Motorola Q 9h Global surpasses its predecessor in almost every respect. While it is a bit thicker and heavier than the original Q, it more than makes up for this with solid performance, good battery life, a wide range of features and truly excellent call quality. [Read Full Review]

HP iPAQ 110/ iPAQ 111 Classic Review

I’ve owned several iPAQ Pocket PCs since 2001 and the iPAQ 110 represents everything I loved about these handhelds.  The device is solid, functional and attractive, and at less than $300, it’s well suited for students, small business users or anyone who needs to be more organized. [Read Full Review]

Sprint HTC Mogul Review

The HTC Mogul represents years of Pocket PC Phone evolution, and is far and away be best Windows Mobile device I’ve used.  I’ll withhold final judgment on what is the current reigning champ of Windows Mobile until I get my hands on the AT&T 8925.  If you’re a Sprint customer, you can’t go wrong with the Mogul.  It’s fantastic. [Read Full Review]

Palm Treo 750 Review

The Treo 750 is a good phone and I did enjoy particularly good call quality while using it.  But if I were spending $400 on a Windows Mobile PDA Phone, I’d opt for the Cingular 8525.  Bottom line, you can get a lot more for the same price, and about as much for a lot less. [Read Full Review]

Cingular 8525 Review

The unit is fast, efficient, works equally well as a PDA and a mobile phone, offers every major wireless connectivity standard in use today, has a usable onboard camera, is a world-ready travel phone, offers high-speed Internet connectivity without the need for a HotSpot and does all of this without putting a serious hurting on your wallet. [Read Full Review]

Cingular 3125 Smartphone Review

While the Cingular 3125 may be slightly underpowered with regard to speed, the handset ... is small, light, has great battery life, and offers Windows Mobile functionality in the traditional clamshell form factor so many users are looking for. [Read Full Review]

Motorola Q Smartphone Review

The Motorola Q smartphone is, in the end, a perplexing mixture of useful features and complete disappointments. As a smartphone - at least as implemented - the Q leaves much to be desired. [Read More]

Cingular 8125 Review

If your primary use for the Cingular 8125 will be data (text messaging, e-mailing, wireless web browsing, etc.), the unit works quite well, and we can recommend it without hesitation.  If you plan on making a lot of voice calls without using a Bluetooth or wired headset, the Cingular 8125 just isn’t for you. [Read More]

Palm Treo 700w Review

It was Palm’s hope that a marriage of their popular and recognizable Treo with the increasingly favored Windows Mobile OS would make for an attractive mixture. They were right. [Read More]

Samsung i730 Review

Though the Samsung SCH-i730 is technically a Pocket PC Phone, not a Smartphone, it is ... a Pocket PC that’s smaller than any before it and a phone that actually feels like one. [Read More]

Dell Axim X50v Review

Unless you want to pay extra for the iPAQ hx4705's slightly better VGA display and first-of-its-kind touchpad, the Dell Axim X50v is right for anyone interested in a full-featured Pocket PC. [Read More]

iPAQ rx3115 Review

We found the rx3115 an excellent choice for the Pocket PC buyer on a budget, and if you can live without the digital camera found on the other two models in the iPAQ rx3000 Series, the rx3115 may be the best deal of the entire iPAQ line... [Read More]

Dell Axim X30 624MHz Review

While the X30 lacks a VGA display, the latest boast of top-of-the-line Pocket PCs, its other features are top notch. Even with some general design missteps, the Axim X30 is Dell’s best handheld yet... [Read More]

iPAQ 1945 Review

With the iPAQ 1945, HP has retained the cool, feather-light design of the 1910, but has given the device more power, more expansion options and onboard wireless communication. The result: a Pocket PC within reach of perfection... [Read More]

Dell Axim X5 Entry Review

The Dell Axim Entry is an excellent Pocket PC for almost anyone; the only people that might not put the Axim on the top of their list are those looking for very small, very thin Pocket PCs... [Read More]