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Business or pleasure? There's a Windows Mobile for you!
Added: (Tue Jun 30 2009)
Whether you need a phone for business or pleasure, there's bound to be a Windows Mobile phone that'll be perfect for you. Let's check out three of the best.
HTC Snap
One thing Windows Mobile phones have always been good at is email, and the HTC Snap may well be one of the best email phones to feature that PC-esque operating system. Key to the email smarts of the HTC Snap is a feature called Inner Circle. You simply tell your phone who the important people are in your contacts, and the HTC Snap automatically prioritises their emails above everyone else's. Put simply, if you often find you have a hectic inbox, the HTC Snap, which also has a full QWERTY keyboard, may well be the perfect email phone for you!
HTC Touch HD
The second phone on this list has been out for a few months, but that doesn't mean it's any less awesome. It's the HTC Touch HD, and it is, without doubt, one of the best Windows Mobile phones ever made. The main reason for that is the huge screen it has, all 3.8 inches of it. For many months, the HTC Touch HD had the biggest mobile screen on the planet. Combined with the beautiful TouchFlo interface, and a fast processor, it made multimedia beautiful to watch, and the sheer size of the screen on the HTC Touch HD, made using Windows Mobile a breeze. It's certainly one of the most powerful WinMo phones ever made.
Toshiba TG01
The HTC Snap may well be one of the best email phones out there, and the HTC Touch HD may have had the record for the biggest screen on a mobile phone, but an upcoming phone tops them both in terms of raw power. It's the Toshiba TG01, and it's the first phone to use a super-fast 1GHz processor. Yes, it really is laptop-fast, and it's also taken the crown from the Touch HD, as the screen on the Toshiba TG01 measures a whopping 4.1 inches. If Windows Mobile needs a fast processor and a big screen to run at its best, then surely the Toshiba TG01 must be the single greatest Windows Mobile phone yet made.
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