"Palm has been rather quiet for a long while. Its last handheld to appear was the Windows Mobile-based Treo 750v which we reviewed in issue 54, but to find the last Palm OS-based device from the company you would have to go back to October 2005 for the Z22 and TX, and the best part of two years for the last Palm-powered Treo." Review details: Single Test   → Test results

"Hewlett-Packard used to set the standard for Windows Mobile handhelds, with the remainder of the market trailing in its wake. But that time is long gone, and the company now slugs it out with a small army of competitors. HP's latest device, the iPAQ rw6815 Personal Mobile Messenger is intended to be small in size and big on connectivity. How well does it live up to that billing?" Review details: Single Test   → Test results

"Once upon a time, HP was firmly at the front of the Windows Mobile Pocket PC pack, its new ranges of devices eagerly awaited, particularly within the business community, which is where it focussed its attentions. That’s changed as more and more companies have come on board the Pocket PC bandwagon, and these days, HP is more within the pack than leading it. This is not to say that the company doesn’t still turn out good devices, just that the competition is tougher, and HP has had to work hard to survive. It is in that context that the iPAQ rw6815 Personal Messenger has to be evaluated. It’s ironic that HP dubs it a ‘personal messenger’ because equipped as it is with Direct Push, a corporate could let employees synchronise calendar, contacts, tasks and email over the air. It would be a good way to use its support for Tri-band GSM, GPRS and EDGE." Review details: Single Test   → Test results

"If you are keen to try navigation but not necessarily keen to buy dedicated navigation kit, your other option is to tag route-planning capability onto a smart phone or PDA." Review details: Single Test   → Test results

"HTC, continuing to forge its own name for itself rather than be known as the white label brand it has in the past for operators such as T-Mobile and O2, has launched its latest smartphone - the HTC P3300." Review details: Single Test   → Test results

"HTC’s last batch of products includes two Windows Mobile smartphones, the S620 and S310, and two Windows Mobile Pocket PCs, the P3300 and the P3600. The P3600, reviewed here, has a SIM slot and — unusually for a Pocket PC — it supports HSDPA. In due course we may see network operators offer it as a subsidised handset on their 3G networks, but at present it's only available SIM-free from vendors such as Expansys." Review details: Single Test   → Test results

"Pricey compared to others but with good performance." Review details: Single Test   → Test results

"The powerhouse of the PDA world gets a WXPME road test." Review details: Single Test   → Test results

"Smartphone manufacturers are cramming more and more features into their phones, but Fujitsu Siemens' Pocket Loox T830 has the biggest list we've ever seen." Review details: Single Test   → Test results

"We see a lot of Windows Mobile devices, and it's not too often that we open the box and think first about how cool the device inside it looks. But when we opened the box of the HTC P3600 we aren't ashamed to admit that the white and silver design grabbed our attention." Review details: Single Test   → Test results

"You get a lot of handheld for your money, these days. It wasn't so long ago you'd be looking at four to five hundred quid for a decent device. But not any more. Sure, some of the high-end Pocket PCs and smartphones can still set you back the same sort of amount you could spend on a perfectly serviceable laptop, especially when bought Sim-free, but the average user can set their sights far lower and still be satisfied with what's on offer." Review details: Four budget handeheld computers were reviewed and rated based on features, value, style and future-proofing. Scores ranged from 6 to 9 points out of 10.   → Test results

"Hewlett Packard's latest iPAQ has a lengthy name -- the iPAQ rw6815 Personal Messenger. It makes it sound like some sort of dedicated mobile IM machine, with no use for anything work-related." Review details: Single Test   → Test results

"The Ultra Mobile PC (UMPC) made its first appearance back in March 2006, in the shape of the Samsung Q1." Review details: Single Test   → Test results

"The ultra-mobile PC (UMPC) made its first appearance back in March at CeBIT 2006, in the shape of the Samsung Q1." Review details: Single Test   → Test results

"You're about to launch your latest all-in-one Windows Mobile 5.0 device but need it to stand out from the plethora of similar PDAs and handhelds. What do you do?" Review details: Single Test   → Test results

"HP took its first steps into the smartphone market with the hw6515 Mobile Messenger but the Personal Messenger series is distinct in two ways: it's more tergeted at consumers and doesn't include a keyboard." Review details: Single Test   → Test results

"Back in April 2004, Mio’s Digiwalker 168 impressed me as the first PDA to feature a integrated GPS receiver. Considering two and half years have past the Mio Digiwalker P550 should be bowling me over with how far things have moved on but in Pocket PCs terms the changes are not as marked as I would have hoped." Review details: Single Test   → Test results

"We've looked at a couple of devices from HTC before, most recently the TyTN, which has made an appearance through network-subsidised devices from T-Mobile (the MDA Vario II) and Orange (the SPV M3100)." Review details: Single Test   → Test results

"The Orange SPV M600 is pitched at the business mobile phone user who wants a smart phone, but doesn't want to go the whole way and get all QWERTY-keyboarded up." Review details: Single Test   → Test results

"A large amount of modern GPS units use a Windows Mobile environment to power their interface and make for easier map and firmware updates etc." Review details: Single Test   → Test results

"You get the feeling the designers of the Pocket LOOX T830 asked themselves what components a Pocket PC could possibly contain and then proceeded to pour them all inside the casing, one by one." Review details: Single Test   → Test results

"The Mio P350 is the latest GPS enabled PDA from the Mio “DigiWalker” stable. The distinct difference between this model and previous A201 version is that the GPS receiver is now part of the PDA case – no more flipping out an extra blob. This is good – right? It certainly looks better." Review details: Single Test   → Test results

"With most of us now having wireless networks at home and the urge to be on the Internet more and more (hey your online reading this aren't you?) Nokia believes that its 770 Internet Tablet is the way that we will be viewing the web and emails in the future." Review details: Single Test   → Test results

"E-TEN’s PDAs are always somewhat distinctive. When I reviewed the G500 with its built in GPS antenna back in May, a key design element was some piping around the front fascia that glows blue all the time the device is switched on. Thankfully E-TEN has abandoned that particular characteristic with the M600+ which updates an earlier SIM supporting Windows Mobile 5.0 Pocket PC, the E-TEN M600." Review details: Single Test   → Test results