I-Mate SP5

I-Mate SP5

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cnet.com Professional Review.

Product Rating: 3.65 star(s) AT&T 2125

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Review Verdict: Although it lacks Wi-Fi and has only average call quality, the Cingular 2125 is a powerful smart phone that will help mobile professionals be more productive on the road.

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Pros: The Cingular 2125 packs a lot of features into its compact form factor, including a 1.3-megapixel camera, a speakerphone, Bluetooth and EDGE support, and Windows Mobile 5. The smart phone also offers outstanding battery life.
Cons: The Cingular 2125 suffers from mediocre call quality and doesn't have integrated Wi-Fi. The smart phone also has a quirky power button, and the Mini SD card expansion slot is located behind the battery.
cnet.com Professional Review.

Product Rating: 3.65 star(s) AT&T 2125 review

QuickTake:

Pros: The Cingular 2125 packs a lot of features into its compact form factor, including a 1.3-megapixel camera, a speakerphone, Bluetooth and EDGE support, and Windows Mobile 5. The smart phone also offers outstanding battery life.
Cons: The Cingular 2125 suffers from mediocre call quality and doesn't have integrated Wi-Fi. The smart phone also has a quirky power button, and the Mini SD card expansion slot is located behind the battery.
pcmag.com Professional Review.

Product Rating: 4 star(s) Cingular 2125

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Service Provider: Cingular Wireless, Camera: Yes, Operating System: Smartphone for Windows

Review Verdict: The Cingular 2125 is a great little phone for syncing with Microsoft Outlook or Exchange servers.

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Pros: Good looking. Excellent screen. Terrific battery life.
Cons: Phone could be louder. No Wi-Fi or 3G.
zdnet.com Professional Review.

I-mate SP5 (black)

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If you're not a smart-phone fanatic, there's a good chance you may not have heard of I-mate. Although it's been in existence since 2001 and only landed on U.S. shores in April 2005, the company made quite a splash with the I-mate Jam, earning a 7.6 rating

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zdnet.com Professional Review.

Product Rating: 3.65 star(s) AT&T 2125

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A little more than a year ago, a small wonder called the Audiovox SMT5600 took the smart-phone world by storm with its powerful features and ultracompact form factor. Even today, it continues to be one of CNET readers' favorite smart phones. Now, a worthy

Review Verdict: Although it lacks Wi-Fi and has only average call quality, the Cingular 2125 is a powerful smart phone that will help mobile professionals be more productive on the road.

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QuickTake:

Pros: The Cingular 2125 packs a lot of features into its compact form factor, including a 1.3-megapixel camera, a speakerphone, Bluetooth and EDGE support, and Windows Mobile 5. The smart phone also offers outstanding battery life.
Cons: The Cingular 2125 suffers from mediocre call quality and doesn't have integrated Wi-Fi. The smart phone also has a quirky power button, and the Mini SD card expansion slot is located behind the battery.
t3.com Professional Review.

Product Rating: 4 star(s) O2 XDA IQ Smart phone

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Resembles a stuffy business phone, performs like a star.

Review Verdict: Not the greatest look or feel, but this Wi-Fi-enabled smart phone works very well

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Pros: >Wi-Fi, Very good, bright screen ,
Cons: Weedy-feeling joystick
zdnetindia.com Professional Review.

Dopod 577W

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Though some users have successfully used 2GB miniSD cards with the unit, Dopod states that it cannot guarantee that all brands of 2GB memory is compatible with the 577W handset.
zdnetindia.com Professional Review.

Product Rating: 3.7 star(s) I-mate SP5 (black)

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The I-mate SP5 improves upon its predecessor with a revamped design and new features. Read on to see if it's right for you.
the-gadgeteer.com Professional Review.

i-mate SP5m

QuickTake:

Pros: Latest Windows Mobile operating system, WiFi 802.11b wireless networking, Supports all US and European GSM bands, EDGE, Bright, crisp QVGA display, Dedicated media player keys, Easy synchronization with Outlook and Windows Media Player on the desktop, Lat
Cons: Some necessary customizations locked out by Microsoft security policy, Poor image quality from built in camera, Changing memory card requires removing battery, No Mac sync support, even by third party applications, Some necessary customizations locked out
lordpercy.com Professional Review.

iMate SP5 Review

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iMate have a reputation for walking the tightrope of innovation with their Smartphones. We test their latest the SP5 to see if its toppled over into the safety net of obscurity or if its balancing atop the Smartphone pile.

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trustedreviews.com Professional Review.

Product Rating: 3.5 star(s) O2 Xda IQ

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How does O2's second Windows Mobile Smartphone measure up?

Review Verdict: The XDA IQ is every inch a Windows Mobile Smartphone. The advantages of EDGE and quad band GSM if you are an international traveller, Microsoft Direct Push if your company network can use it, and the free ClearVue software if you need to read documents, a

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infosyncworld.com Professional Review.

Orange SPV C600

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The SPV C600 sprinkles Windows Mobile 5.0 and EDGE atop the high-resolution display and slinky appearances of the SPV C550; Jørgen Sundgot finds out whether it's worth your money.

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pocket-lint.co.uk Professional Review.

Product Rating: 4 star(s) Orange SPV C600 mobile phone review in GSM phones

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Small smartphone

Review Verdict: The most phone-like of all the smartphone ranges makes up for a previous error

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QuickTake:

Pros: Neat and tidy designed phone that is good both for business and a night on the tiles
Cons: Screen still too small for serious smartphone status
zdnet.co.uk Professional Review.

Product Rating: 4.1 star(s) i-mate SP5

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The SP5 from i-mate is among the first Windows Mobile 5 smartphones to reach the market. As well as quad-band GSM/GPRS and Bluetooth connectivity, it also features integrated Wi-Fi.

Review Verdict: The SP5 from i-mate is among the first Windows Mobile 5 smartphones to reach the market. As well as quad-band GSM/GPRS and Bluetooth connectivity, it also features integrated Wi-Fi...

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QuickTake:

Pros: Windows Mobile 5, Wi-Fi and Bluetooth integrated, Quad band GSM, plus GPRS/EDGE
Cons: Expensive operator-agonistic option, Built in Wi-Fi has potential, but the screen is not ideal for Web browsing
smartphonetoday.com Professional Review.

Review: Cingular 2125 - A Stylish & Compact Windows Handset

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You'll want to learn the keyboard lock command quickly (press and hold the red end call button) to avoid accidentally calling people on your speed dial list

Review Verdict: The Cingular 2125 sells for $299 with a service contract. We think it's a smart purchase for people who need to stay connected, but still want a compact cell phone

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zdnet.co.uk Professional Review.

Product Rating: 3.85 star(s) O2 Xda IQ

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O2's Xda IQ is a generally straightforward Windows Mobile 5.0 smartphone with one outstanding feature -- integrated Wi-Fi connectivity.

Review Verdict: O2's Xda IQ is a generally straightforward Windows Mobile 5.0 smartphone with one outstanding feature -- integrated Wi-Fi connectivity...

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QuickTake:

Pros: Windows Mobile 5.0, Quad-band GSM with GPRS/EDGE support, Integrated Wi-Fi, Document viewers for popular formats provided, Supports Microsoft Direct Push
Cons: Few VoIP clients are available for Windows Mobile Smartphone
zdnet.co.uk Professional Review.

Product Rating: 4 star(s) Orange SPV C600

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The hardware design may be little changed, but Orange's SPV 600 runs Windows Mobile 5, which caters for an improved display and functions smoothly. Orange should have provided a higher-capacity miniSD card, though.

Review Verdict: The hardware design may be little changed, but Orange's SPV 600 runs Windows Mobile 5, which caters for an improved display and functions smoothly. Orange should have provided a higher-capacity miniSD card, though...

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Pros: IBM x-Series hardware, Easy setup and intuitive management GUI, Automatic updates, Best of breed antivirus scanners, Users can manage own junk mail and security settings, Choice of Linux or Windows, Windows Mobile 5, Quad-band GSM/GPRS, with EDGE support,
Cons: We would have liked more documentation on deployment with non-Exchange mail servers and open-source LDAP systems, Only 64MB of internal memory, Only 32MB of storage supplied on miniSD card, MiniSD card slot inconveniently located beneath the battery, Lack
gadgetcentre.com Professional Review.

Product Rating: 4 star(s) Orange SPV C600

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Almost all of the benfits of smartphone technolgy, squeezed into a much more practical size.

QuickTake:

Pros: Microsoft's new OS is a decent improvement over previous versions basically because running applications is now a lot quicker.
Cons: Though the SPV C600's greatest strength lies in its simplicity and compact size, it is difficult to escape the fact that the real potential of the Windows Mobile OS lies in office tasks which invariably benefit from the use of a QWERTY keyboard.
biosmagazine.co.uk Professional Review.

Orange SPV C600 Smartphone

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Orange has expanded its business range with the excellent SPV C600 smartphone (£199). The device bolsters Orange's range of mobile devices based on Microsoft's Windows Mobile 5.0 operating system, allowing users to connect to their ...

Review Verdict: Solid build quality and ease of use make this the best Windows Mobile 5.0 smartphone currently available

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QuickTake:

Pros: Excellent build quality; Windows Mobile 5.0; improved screen & battery life
Cons: No Wi-Fi; minimal memory; requires ActiveSync 4.0 or higher
engadget.com Professional Review.

Cingular 2125 / HTC Faraday (p)reviewed

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There's not a whole lotta meat on them bones (it's just a forums review, after all), but some dude apparently got his hands on the Cingular 2125, which as it turns out is the HTC Faraday - the HTC Tornado, but without the WiFi. He seemed to like it alrigh

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engadget.com Professional Review.

Hands-on with the Qtek 8310/HTC Tornado

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Usually it takes at least a couple of weeks for a gadget to go from sketch rendered images to actual hands-on product shots, but no sooner did news of the Qtek 8310 (aka the HTC Tornado) leak out yesterday then Mobile Review hit us up with the some actual

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mobile-review.com Professional Review.

Smartphones Qtek 8300/8310 as a sample realization of HTC Tornado (Imate SP5, T-mobile MDA II Music, Orange C600)

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An interesting fact is HTC gives the names of natural disasters to its smartphones. We saw the "hurricane" and "typhoon" before the "tornado", and future smartphones will follow the tradition of "natural" names.

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gsmarena.com Professional Review.

Qtek 8310 review: An elf outruns the giants

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Let me name some of its features: a smartphone equipped with the latest version of Windows Mobile OS, Wi-Fi and EDGE support, fine display with a resolution of 240 × 320 pixels, size and weight comparable to the ones of standard mobile phones. This ...

Review Verdict: Let me start this review in a way similar to the one I used in the review of the communicator Qtek 9100 several weeks ago. Today I am holding another device manufactured by the Taiwanese HTC - a company, whose products can be found under various names all

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QuickTake:

Pros: small dimensions and low weight Wi-Fi brilliant display smooth synchronization fast phonebook good email client and internet browser good price
Cons: no 3G delayed reactions in some cases memory card under the battery no calls recording relatively limited memory space few visible innovations in the new OS version low-quality camera application
mobilegazette.com Professional Review.

O2 XDA iQ

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, the XDA iQ demonstrates O2's commitment to the Windows platform on mobile phones and it is a highly competitive offering.

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phonearena.com Professional Review.

Product Rating: 4 star(s) T-Mobile SDA (HTC Tornado) review

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Pros: Contemporary and stylish design, Large and bright display, Excellent connectivity via EDGE, Wi-Fi, Bluetooth and Infrared, Media ready.
Cons: small buttons which at times are tricky to use,, over sensitive joystick (hard to distinguish between pushing to select and pushing in some direction)
pdastreet.com Professional Review.

Cingular 2125 - A Stylish & Compact Windows Handset

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DesignThe Cingular 2125 measures 4.6 x 1.8 x 0.7 inches and weighs only 3.7 ounces. It is surprisingly small in the hand with a nicely contoured body that makes it comfortable to hold. We give it high marks for comfort and style. It's a candy bar-style ph

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brighthand Professional Review.

Cingular 2125 Windows Smartphone Review

Comments:
The Cingular 2125 is the successor to the popular Audiovox SMT5600 Windows smartphone, featuring faster EDGE data, an updated OS, QVGA screen, and much more.

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zdnetasia.com Professional Review.

Product Rating: 4.1 star(s) i-mate SP5

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Review Verdict: The SP5 from i-mate is among the first Windows Mobile 5 smartphones to reach the market. As well as quad-band GSM/GPRS and Bluetooth connectivity, it also features integrated Wi-Fi.

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QuickTake:

Pros: Windows Mobile 5 Wi-Fi and Bluetooth integrated quad band GSM, plus GPRS/EDGE
Cons: Expensive operator-agonistic option built in Wi-Fi has potential, but the screen is not ideal for Web browsing
zdnetasia.com Professional Review.

Product Rating: 3.85 star(s) O2 Xda IQ

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Review Verdict: O2's Xda IQ is a generally straightforward Windows Mobile 5.0 smartphone with one outstanding feature -- integrated Wi-Fi connectivity.

Read full review at zdnetasia.com

QuickTake:

Pros: Windows Mobile 5.0 quad-band GSM with GPRS/EDGE support integrated Wi-Fi document viewers for popular formats provided supports Microsoft Direct Push
Cons: Few VoIP clients are available for Windows Mobile Smartphone
mobiletechreview.com Professional Review.

Product Rating: 4.5 star(s) i-mate SP5m Windows Mobile Smartphone

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I-mate introduced the SP3 in 2004; it was the arrival, in my opinion, of the first Microsoft SmartPhone that represented a real threat to the establishment; it marked the move from geekdom to mainstream. Previous models suffered from ridiculous battery li

Review Verdict: This review has been a short introduction to the new i-mate SP5m. It's very clearly a worthy evolution of the breed. It's faster, smarter and more connected. There'll need to be a ROM update for that keyboard problem and perhaps the SIM issue. The audio p

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QuickTake:

Pros: A really good phone, great screen, fast access to your corporate info.
Cons: I'll never type as fast on T9 as on a thumb-board. Active-Sync 4.0 not as compatible with apps and the audio problem is a show-stopper for the keen audiophile.

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