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Excellent product all in one. Only thing bad, speaker or audio deficient.
After owning an HP iPAQ 4355 for nearly ten years I decided it was time to buy a new one and started to shop around. I found the iPAQ 910 and decided on it. Granted it is a little high priced but, I paid the same for a PocketPC that did not have an intern
a love it, but I hope that the alarms could choose an MP3 file , but only have simples bored ringtones. The sound of the ringtine is too low I can't listen it. BUT ALL THE FUNTIONS ARE GREAT
A pure WM 6.1 phone and the exemplary one. More snapy than the 'HTC Diamond'(which i had). The 128MB of ram is plenty because there is no additional softwarwe by the company (as in 'HTC Diamond' which with 192MB of ram and the 'to
Very handy, powerful, elegant. A bigger screen and less thickness would make it fit the word perfect.
I have owned a fair number of WM phones (Wizard, BlackJack, Kaiser) and am a heavy user for both voice and data. I must say, if you want a solid voice and messaging phone, this is it. It's light, thin, decent keyboard, bright screen, and the fact i
This could be my most perfect gadget purchase. I love this thing! So far, things have all worked as planned. I use my ipaq at work (I am a nurse), and the programs installed without any problems. Calendar and contacts seem to be easier to use than my
Phone has some features that take time to find. I have unlimited data usage with att. Phone can be set up to be a wifi hotspot with data obtained from the 3g network(requires 3rd party softwware). I can log on to my office windows network using logmein
I think this is an excellent device! I've had the device now for about 4 weeks now and so far it has performed better than expected. In terms of media, music and video files can easily be synchronized to the device. I even sync it with RealPlayer and
I was waiting for this device since its announcement. I am a big fan of Blackberry 8810 and 8820. I was waiting for a Windows Mobile device with GPS and QWERTY keyboard like my Blackberry 8820. Since I am a Medical Professional I like Windows Mobile becau
Phone: Worked well with T-Mobile SIM, very good voice quality PDA: Installed medical software without trouble Web: Works well with Wifi, I haven't bought a full data plan yet, I might Email: Primarily use gmail and have configured device to update pe
I have been looking forward to this phone ever since it was announced by HP last September. Along with the 610 model, I was really excited for an iPAQ for the first time in several years. After the 610 was cancelled for its U.S. release I started to get
This little guy is exactly what I hoped it would be. WiFi works perfect, bluetooth perfect, Office Mobile with Outlook Mobile helps me carry my work around with no problem. The phone signal on this little guy is perfect!! I've had a couple of other c
Pros: Surf the web, view .pdfs, create and view microsoft office docs, audio recorder, video recorder, mp3 player, movie player, 3mp camera, text message, pop3 email, play games, removable battery.... Cons: Can be sluggish at times cause WM6 doesn't
This is my first day and the experiences was very good, in the others reviews talks about the battery so I have 2 wait to see if what they are saying is right.
Great phone! It took me a while to get used to but I think I got it down. If you don't like phones that are too advanced and confusing then this phone is not for you. Definitely an acquired taste!
It is a great work tool for me. It is a lot smaller than the old HW 6945 and it is definitely better-looking. As I'm never on one place, its mobility is great. Quick 3G internet, you can even run Skype on it while using the 3G network (low costs) I
After 2 weeks of almost non-stop messing with my iPAQ 910, I decided to write a review to share my findings with the world. While this phone is just about everything I could have hoped for, it does have a few drawbacks too that I have not figured out a wo
This phone is a nice phone. The screen could be bigger, but otherwise it is allright. Most people complain about short battery life - yes, but this depends on two things: the 3G/HDSPA burns energy like a semi the gas. Raise the timeframe to check for emai
Great phone only has everything and in general everything works great cons. when low battery keyboard freezes and if using GPS and a reminder appears GPS gets lost
The phone works well and I have no problems with battery life, as I live in Ethiopia and don't use bluetooth, etc. What I want is easy interface with my Outlook (calendar and contacts) and the phone does this even better than my previous ipaq (h6300
I've had several different Windows based devices over the last 4 years and this one is the best I've used. Yes, the phone dies if you are running bluetooth, WiFi, GPS etc... but what phone with all these features turned on doesn't fade qu
For those who want the productivity features of a Blackberry with the power of Windows Mobile, here's the device. Here's the good, and the bad in a nutshell. The Good: 1. Size, weight. This device is the same width as a Blackberry curve, and ju
This ipaq delivers for what it was made: a small laptop with phone. The major asset for me is that I can synchronise e-mails with the server, wherewever there is a wifi. I also like that it is not too big, I can fit it in my pocket. If you have largeer fi
Picked up a 910 to replace my old T-mobile Dash which didn't have enough memory to handle my needs. Overall a very serious, high end business phone. The good: * GPS with Live Search & Google Maps is handy, * Pretty fast with lots of memory (256MB
I expected better performance from Windows mobile - ssems slow at times and sticks so I need to soft reset. Also regards the text messaging: it's cumbersome requires too many steps, not too inteligent wher in number fields still need to set input
For those who want the productivity features of a Blackberry with the power of Windows Mobile, here's the device. Here's the good, and the bad in a nutshell. The Good: 1. Size, weight. This device is the same width as a Blackberry curve, and ju
Pros: My advice to all of you, YOU MUST BUY THIS PHONE..!!And for a bigger deal you can buy it from me at a lower cost that the market.I have some units...all of them brand new sealed in box with warranty. For info you can reach me here anntof@gmail.com C
The phone looks good on the surface. However, the audio quality from both the ear piece and the external speaker was very disappointing. I bought an extra 4GB of flash memory hoping to put in my favourite music and carry only one device with me when I hit
Nice phone except for battery life. It needs to be charged everyday if actively used (i.e. occasional surfing, music etc.) It could last 2 days if just used to make calls. If playing music a lot it will last less than 12 hrs. Wifi and bluetooth are both e
I owned this phone for about a week. I was pretty excited by how many features it had in such a small package: touch screen (small, but still useful), wifi, 3g, GPS, Windows Mobile 6.1, built-in keyboard, the list goes on... First off, I actually like Wi
The specs here and Phonescoop (just to name a few) state that the unit has a head phone jack (2.5mm)- it does not have one. I almost bought this until I found out. I guess I will keep my Dash until someone brings a good Dash replacement with a headphone
nice item the bag thing is battery, by day if you have like 4 longs calls the battery will unloaded
Pros: -Good looking professional device -Fast GPS -Great processor speed -No bloatware from HP Cons: -Shared mini USB/headphone jack -Battery life not as long as one would anticipate from a 1940mAh battery Summary: Because the HP 910 doesn't have the
I've been wrestling with my HP iPAQ 910 for weeks now. I'm synchronizing between Microsoft Outlook on 2 pc's and am continuously plagued by an Activesync error (86000107). Based on the forums I've followed, many users of handhelds us
I have owned and used the folowing to compare this to: 8525/Hermes, t-mobile Dash, Ipaq Ultimate 8502, Samsung Blackjack, T-mobile Curve 8310, and 8320, Treo 680, AT&T Tilt, Motorola q9h (my current favorite), Audiovox SMT5600, and a couple others I d
I like this phone mainly because It is the only phone I know of that allows you to edit and read office 2007 files. I like the touch screen. The handwriting function works well. The voice quality sounds good to me. The volume is not as loud as other phone
I purchased the HP iPAQ 910c Business Messenger about 2 months ago. At the time it seemed a very excellent phone. Here are my thoughts. NOTE: I am reviewing the product as a PDA, as I have no phone service in this phone yet. When I get service I will u
I was excited to get this phone and all the features seemed promising. Like many others however I found the battery life to be unbelievably short. I am a heavy user and after all, why get such a phone if you are not intending to take advantage of all th
Well, I have been waiting for this device to come out for some time now. I have been using Dell X51V PDA, great unit, with so many features but lacking the internet. I have been wating for a powerful smartphone, and this was suppose to be the one. Ok, thi
I tried the phone for 2 days and I am having to return it. Too many problems like low ringtone/text/email notification volume. Sometimes the phone would not even make a sound when I received a new email or text. Also the battery would overheat and Wind
Pros: lots of advanced features from HP to print, BT PAN, etc. great as a PDA, terrible as a phone Cons: Very poor performance as a phone, battery life is about 4 hours, buetooth does not work, proprietary headset usb without any aftermarket options, Sum
Buyer Beware: Windows Mobile 6.1 is not a stabile OS, the iPhone is hands down a better device. The iPAQ crashes every day and needs to be reinstalled every week. DO NOT BUY THIS IF YOU NEED A RELIABLE DEVICE!
This phone is probably the worst phone I've ever seen, and certainly the worst phone I've ever used. It is actually user-hostile. On several occasions I've needed to use it to listen to a long conference call, and after about 15 minutes, te
Pros: Best 3G modem I have ever used. Solid performance squeezed out of the 416MHz processor Cons: HP did not honer it's 1-year warranty when the USB connector came loose after 3 weeks Summary:
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