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TMOBILE PRO

TMOBILE PRO
PDA phones just took a twist! - Introducing the new T-Mobile 3G MDA Pro otherwise known as the MDA 4 or IV. This handset has the same specifications as the I-Mate JasJar, Qtek 9000, Orange SPV M5000 and the O2 XDA Executive. The MDA Pro operates on the new Windows Mobile 5.0 OS and is the first PDA phone to offer WLAN, GPRS and UMTS connectivity. The top screen can be twisted and folded to operate either with the main 640x480 pixel display covered and protected or exposed on the outside so it can be used (and looks) like the the infamous and extremely popular T-Mobile MDA Compact. The MDA Pro incorporates a 1.3 megapixel camera for capturing both quality still photos as well as video clips, it also has a second camera next to the display screen allowing for 3G face to face video calling across the T-Mobile 3G network. No need to drag your bulky laptop down to your nearest HotSpot - the T-mobile MDA 4 has built-in wireless ethernet allowing for connections wherever there is a wireless signal. On the inside, the MDA Pro offers a full Qwerty keyboard and supports pocket versions of Internet Explorer, Outlook, Excel and Word. This is one of the most powerful PDA phones available providing laptop functionality sqeezed into a PDA sized mobile phone.

Weight 210g
Size (mm) 79 x 132 x 22
Talk Time (up to) 5hr
Standby Time (up to) 200hr
Charge Time (up to) 2hr

Features :

Bluetooth® audio
Bluetooth® data
Colour screen
GPRS
Games
Handsfree included
Includes digital camera
Infra-red (IrDA)
Java enabled
Optional car kit
Personal organiser
Picture messaging (MMS)
Polyphonic ringtones
Predictive text
Ringtones - download and/or composer
Sync with PC
Vibrating alert
Video calling
Video capture
Video/audio player
WAP

Google Android phone 'G1' unveiled with cheaper price than iPhone

Google Android phone 'G1' unveiled with cheaper price than iPhone
T-Mobile officially announced the first smart phone 'G1' powered by Google Android operating system, which will be available for $179, slightly cheaper than Apple iPhone.

The G1 phone has a touch-sensitive screen, a computer-like keyboard, Wi-Fi connections and includes most Google applications and services, like Google Maps with StreetView, Gmail and YouTube. The G1 also features 'Android Market', where customers can find and download applications to expand and personalize their phone.

Coming in three colors: black, white and brown, the G1 phone, made by Taiwan's HTC will debut on October 22. It will launch in Britain in November and across several countries in Europe in the first quarter of 2009