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O2 Xda review
Reviews The xda's key selling point is, obviously, that it takes the standard Pocket PC 2002 features and adds communications features. The xda is in another league: its communications features are integrated in Microsoft’s latest version of Pocket PC 2002...
[June 10, 2002, 14:58]
O2 Xda II review
Reviews At first glance the xda II looks like a standard Pocket PC device. The xda II is the first integrated Pocket PC we’ve seen to run Windows Mobile 2003 for Pocket PC Phone Edition. To accommodate the antenna, the xda II’s casing is a little taller...
[October 28, 2003, 10:30]
O2 Xda IIi review
Reviews In design terms, the xda IIi echoes the classic xda format. In size and weight terms the xda IIi is almost unchanged from its immediate predecessor, the xda II. At 69mm wide by 130 mm tall and 19.9mm high it matches the xda II precisely, while its...
[April 6, 2005, 9:20]
Microsoft Shows Off Pocket PC Phone Edition
News Phone Edition was first mentioned publicly last October, when, at the official launch of Pocket PC 2002, Microsoft briefly showed the Phone Edition-based xda. When it does appear, the xda looks set support GPRS, providing always-on access to both...
[April 17, 2002, 17:15]
O2 Announces Two New Xda Devices review
Reviews The new device retains many of the core features of the popular xda II, a Pocket PC with a built-in mobile phone. The xda IIs will run the Second Edition of Microsoft’s Windows Mobile 2003 for Pocket PC Phone Edition operating system.
[September 10, 2004, 13:15]
T-Mobile MDA Compact review
Reviews O2, for example, has a range including the xda II, xda IIi and xda IIs. The ergonomics of the MDA Compact are very similar to those of any other Pocket PC. At just 5.8cm wide by 10.6cm deep by 1.8cm high, the MDA Compact is about two thirds the...
[May 23, 2005, 10:10]
Symbian Rallies Developers Against Microsoft
News MmO2, for example, is making a Pocket PC Phone Edition device called Xda for launch later this year. Besides the Xda, Microsoft's Smartphone 2002-powered Z100 will also be shipping this year, from UK handset maker Sendo.
[April 24, 2002, 9:30]
I-mate JASJAR review
Reviews If you've read our reviews of the O2 Xda Exec or Orange SPV M5000, you'll be aware of the flexible clamshell design of this Windows Mobile 5 device. Like the Xda Exec and SPV M5000, the JASJAR has a top-end specification.
[November 1, 2005, 9:45]
HTC TyTN review
Reviews This hardware design is not new (it's used in the T-Mobile MDA Vario, Orange SPV M3000, i-mate K-JAM, and O2 XDA mini S, for example), but this is easily the best integration of a keyboard into a Windows Mobile device that we've seen.
[September 5, 2006, 9:45]
Meteor (VGA)
Downloads Stunning space-themed arkanoid for VGA Pocket PC devices (O2 XDA Flame; Gigabyte GSmart t600; ETEN Glofiish X650, ETEN Glofiish X500+, ETEN Glofiish X800, ETEN Glofiish M800; HTC X7500; Toshiba e800/e805; Toshiba e830; iPAQ 4700/4705; iPAQ 210; F...
[March 3, 2008, 13:01]
Orange SPV M1000 review
Reviews Overall, the SPV M1000 is a solid and reliable Pocket PC/phone combo that's very similar to its main rival, O2’s xda II. Put an SPV M1000 and an O2 xda II side by side, hide the company logos, and you'd struggle to differentiate the two units.
[March 30, 2004, 14:05]
KSE Truefax 2004
Downloads Please notice that KSE Truefax is not running on Pocket PC Phone Edition devices with integrated modem, like XDA I + II, MDA I + II, Qtek, i-mate. These features are: receiving and sending faxes; Pocket Excel files supported; formated Pocket Word...
[May 21, 2004, 23:16]
Spb WM Phone Suite
Downloads This is Pocket PC software for iPAQ, Dell Axim, Acer, T-Mobile MDA, O2 XDA, Orange SVP, E-Ten, Treo 700w, Cingular 8125 and other PDA Phones. Spb Backup is ultimate Pocket PC backup solution. This is collection of Spb Backup, GPRS Traffic Monitor...
[September 3, 2006, 0:31]
Imaging Solutions Provider Boosts Productivity By 20 Per Cent With Wireless Devices For Field Engineers
White Papers Smartner Duality was rolled out to the 30 engineers on O2 Xda devices, running Microsoft Windows Mobile-based Pocket PC Phone Edition, which combines the Pocket PC interface with enhanced telephony features.
[March 22, 2005, 23:00]
Lewisham Leads The Way
White Papers As an integrated mobile and Pocket PC that takes advantage of GPRS technology, O2's Xda was the obvious choice. The London Borough of Lewisham maintains 30,000 tenanted homes on behalf of its tenant customers and employs around 200 electricians...
[March 22, 2005, 23:00]
Cantor Index Delivers Web-Quality Wireless Trading With Mobile Solution
White Papers It delivers the company's complete information and trading infrastructure to users on O2 XDA devices, running Microsoft Windows Mobile - based Pocket PC Phone Edition. Established in May 2000, financial spread betting organisation Cantor Index is...
[March 22, 2005, 2:00]
Data Doctor Forensic Software - Pocket PC
Downloads Pocket PC surveillance tool is designed to fetch detailed mobile phone information including OS registry information, database records, files information along with other phone information like contact numbers (with name, date and time), SMS(text...
[August 27, 2008, 20:16]
Spend It Like Beckham review
Reviews In the handheld/phone hybrid category, we'd recommend the O2 xda in the Pocket PC camp, and Palm's Tungsten W (with reservations) for Palm OS fans. Top-end Pocket PC handheld: Toshiba Pocket PC e750. But perhaps Becks is more of a Palm kind of guy...
[June 18, 2003, 12:01]
O2 Xda Argon review
Reviews The Xda Argon comes with mains power adapter, USB cable for PC connectivity and stereo headset, all of which share the same mini-USB connector on the bottom edge of the casing. People who choose the Xda Argon because of its large size and easy...
[June 18, 2007, 10:13]
Orange Unveils First Microsoft Smartphone
News The best-known example of Phone Edition is currently the xda, also manufactured by HTC and offered in the UK by mmO2. The handset aims to combine consumer-friendly features such as an attachable camera and multimedia messaging (MMS) with Windows...
[October 23, 2002, 11:37]
