HP Smartphones

Palm’s next gen Pre 2 feels more like a stopgap than revolutionary successor The Palm Pre is the smartphone saviour that never was. Sleek and replete with the most intuitive smartphone operating…

We’re used to seeing handhelds and other mobile devices from HP, but the iPAQ 510 Voice Messenger (£187 inc. VAT) is only the second smartphone we’ve seen from the manufacturer.On first appearance,…

Just one year ago, HP officially introduced the TouchPad, Pre 3 and Veer to its lineup. Much has happened in the 365 days since that time, which marked the end of the Palm brand, the discontinuation…

But is it only good for men in suits?

This is a device which does it all: everything from web browsing to IP Telephony to mobile office applications, all in a tiny package. We struggle to fault it in terms of features. The voice…

HP iPAQ Glisten Video Review A video review of the HP iPAQ Glisten Windows Mobile 6.5 smartphone on AT&T. The Glisten has a QWERTY keyboard, 3G HSDPA for AT&T and abroad, a 320 x 240 AMOLED…

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Not a bad smartphone, but it can’t compete as an overall package with either Nokia’s E71 or RIM’s BlackBerry Bold.

HP usually gives its PDAs numbers, but in this case we just have a name, the iPAQ Data Messenger. The name gives you a big clue that this is a device for the serious communicator. The iPAQ Data…

Today I’m burning up the rubbish from last weeks cutting back session and I’m acquiring a good collection of bean poles along the way. — Sent from my HP Pre3

It’s handy having every wireless standard packed into one device, but this is strictly a PDA-plus-phone rather than a smartphone.

The obvious choice for GPS and there’s an optional push-email bundle available, making it an excellent alternative to the Labs Winner – just note the lack of Wi-Fi.