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its time for me to have another phone, i can have any phone i like on my contact but nothing seems to take my fancy

 

i liked the samsung D500 i have and to be honest im thinking of sticking with it, seems a shame when i can upgrade though, i was looking for a new small phone that is a new design, it must be strong though as i break about 3 per year due to the dust in my job and the odd splash of water

 

any phone boffins out there know of any nice new handsets coming out very soon or can recomend a good one ?

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you can't the windows mobile smartphones - my Orange C500 has media player for MP3s and movies, Internet Explorer, Outlook for email, synchronizes with the PC and plenty of software for it too, including Tom Tom mobile for the satnav

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As you know James i have the 02 XDAII, does everything i need as far as a phone/PDA goes and is just clear and concise enough to run tomtom on and give me the satnav flexibility. Orange & T-mobile have released exactly the same units in their range. However, as phones go, they are very very basic. Dont expect all the bells n whistles of a proper mobile. in between you have the smartphones as it were, like the SE P910i will do most basic PDA functions and run satnav and have a better phone feature. Just my 2p worth!

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i like the sound of sat nav on my phone, what handsets have that as an option ?

 

the SatNav software i was referring to was TomTom mobile, so any phones that they support i guess, which definitely includes any of the Windows Mobile phones, e.g. Orange C500, SPV, E100, E200, E550, M500 (not out yet but currently available on T-Mobile as an MDA Compact or something) and then you're moving on to the pocket PC phone edition phones, such as the M2000 mentioned & the XDA2 etc

 

http://www.coolsmartphone.com have some good reviews on some of the smartphones and the ones that are due out

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Slight hijack: Does anyone know whether you can put the new Microsoft Windows Mobile 5 onto an older pocket PC, or does the phone / PDA have to have hardware built in? i.e. is it a next-generation new phone thing only?

 

I'd really like WM5 on my PDA because it (apparently) has true one-handed operation, which is the main thing IMHO that lets WM2003SE down.

 

Any idea if you can buy it separately?

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Slight hijack: Does anyone know whether you can put the new Microsoft Windows Mobile 5 onto an older pocket PC, or does the phone / PDA have to have hardware built in? i.e. is it a next-generation new phone thing only?

 

I'd really like WM5 on my PDA because it (apparently) has true one-handed operation, which is the main thing IMHO that lets WM2003SE down.

 

Any idea if you can buy it separately?

 

doesn't look like it matey :(

 

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Any smartphone I guess, but I wouldn't go with Nokia ones (all Symbian? stand to be corrected) just got a Nokia 3230, awful phone, I'm stuck with it for a year unless I pay contract get out fee (£100 on Orange :cry: )

 

wish I'd stuck with my old one now, live and learn I guess :(

 

can go into Many details if anyone wishes, too annoying normally :complain:

 

Hope that helps ^^

 

Matt

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i-mate Jam user here (AFAIK the smallest PDA / phone on the market). I love it more than is natural. :)

 

Snap, used to have the smartphones and also carry a pda about but had the jam for a couple of months now and love it, 1gb card with movies and mp3s, full tomtom navigator on it and raring to go.

 

Bonus is it also makes phone calls :yawn:

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i like the sound of sat nav on my phone, what handsets have that as an option ?

 

mate I've just bought a TomTom GO and I honestly think it's the best thing in the world. Certainly better than TomTom on a PocketPC I think anyway. Perfectly sized and good speaker and inbuilt GPS and what not. With a Smartphone or PocketPC you'd need a bluetooth GPS unit and I don't reckon the screen would be as good. You would have to have the unit sideways for it to be any good and that would just be wierd.

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