Best PDAs - Color Display Technology, Bluetooth Cell Phone Features, Microphone Input Method

'cool new audio and radio applications'

'The original iPhone's flat slab design wasn't terribly comfy to hold while the curved back on the new model fits in the palm more naturally.'

'We chose white, since it was less likely to pick up fingerprints, though black looked quite sleek.'

'we were down at our local O2 store before opening this morning to pick up ours, thanks to the nice chaps at O2 - the UK’s exclusive iPhone carrier.'

'The iPhone's back side is a textured silver, rather than the polished stainless steel of the full-sized iPod models, so my guess is that both the front and back of the iPhone will be more resistant to scratches than either the full-sized iPod or the original iPod nano.'

'Even in a noisy environment, I could listen to audio from arm's length'

'The Nokia N810 is good for a little fun too.'

'The phone and headset managed a range of 20 feet which is average among phones.'

'good-looking and quite small stylish business phone'

'built-in camera, video and music playback'

'adequate performance'

'The on-device store is intuitive and easy to use-- watch our video review to see it in action.'

'The gesture-based functions are intuitive and make for fast navigation through menus and books—all ebook readers will probably head this way in the near future.'

'There's a large, easy to operate d-pad for navigation and page turns, but no dedicated page turn buttons on the side like the Kindle 2 and PRS-505.'

'The 320-by-240 display is gorgeous, and navigating the device via the small--but very usable--QWERTY keyboard and BlackBerry Pearl -like trackball is quite comfortable.'

'this certainly applies to the design of the entire BlackBerry 8700 series.'

'Verizon Wireless customers can use their BlackBerry 8703e handset as a modem and get BroadbandAccess on Verizon Wireless' award-winning Evolution-Data Optimized (EV-DO) network.'

'Text editing also benefits greatly from the ability to zoom around with one quick motion of the thumb on the trackball, rather than having to click a dozen times on a d-pad or nudge a joystick around for a minute.'