Dec/Jan 2009

Back Issues

Volume 11 Issue 6

The Best New Phones for 2009 : Plus a special guide to help you choose what's right for you 
What to consider when choosing your phone: The strengths and suitability of bar, slide, PDA, clamshell, and flip-style smartphones
HTC Touch Pro: Its sleek design and stellar specs make it a perfect choice for mobile professionals
HTC Touch Diamond: Compact design and strong software features make it ideal for power users
Sony Ericsson XPERIA X1: High-resolution screen and Arc slider keyboard make xperia a standout
Palm Treo Pro: Palm's thin, sleek entry is a winner!
Palm Treo 800w: Newest Treo combines versatility and ease of use in a compact design
MWg Zinc II: A quality-built, worldwide GSM phone with powerful software 
HP iPAQ 910 Business Messenger: HP's newest smartphone is compact and combines excellent wireless and performance specs
How Does Android Stack Up Against Windows Mobile?: A first look at T-Mobile's new G1 smartphone running Google's Android OS and software suite

Best Software Awards 2008: Smartphone & Pocket PC magazine's 8th annual Best Software Awards
Free Software You Can't Afford To Miss: Enhance the capabilities of your Windows Mobile device with these free software solutions.
GPS Hardware and Accessories for the Windows Mobile Platform
Turn a Windows Mobile Device into a Notebook PC with the Celio REDFLY: REDFLY turns your Windows Mobile device into a Notebook PC
Accessories from PDA and smartphone manufacturers and vendors
Experts' Favorite Accessories: Members of our Board of Experts share their opinions on the most useful accessories

Get more from Social Networks!: Use Windows Mobile to connect to the most popular social networking Web sites
Free Connected Applications: These Web apps help you get directions, maps, weather info, news,  and more—and they don't cost you a cent! 
Free Phone Resources: Many of the free phone-related services currently available are extremely useful
What is Microsoft Live Mesh?: Taking cloud storage and synchronization to the next level

The Case for Windows Mobile: Why would anyone want to use Microsoft’s mobile OS? 
The Paradigm Shift in Mobile Device Management
The Move Towards Converged Mobile Devices