Handhelds Reviews

ASUS P750 review

Review The ASUS P750 may be chunky, but it packs in a huge array of features. Combined with an equally impressive software bundle, the result is an excellent multifunction handheld that should appeal to a wide range of mobile professionals.

HP iPAQ 114 Classic review

Review If you can do without an integrated phone and a camera, the Wi-Fi and Bluetooth equipped iPAQ 114 Classic will represent excellent value for money.

E-TEN Glofiish X800 review

Review The Glofiish X800's combination of 3.5G connectivity, GPS, Wi-Fi, Bluetooth, high-resolution screen, front and rear cameras, and business card scanner should prove appealing to consumers and business users alike.

i-mate's latest handhelds

Photos In what's effectively a relaunch of the company, i-mate introduces four handheld devices, including a new Ultimate range.

Mio P560 review

Review A Windows Mobile handheld without a built-in phone may seem an anachronism, but the Mio P560's generous storage capacity, SDHC support and GPS receiver are all up-to-date features.

HTC Touch Dual review

Review The Touch Dual retains its predecessor's sleek design, adding a slide-out keypad and 3G/HSDPA connectivity. Unfortunately, HTC couldn't find room for Wi-Fi as well.

TyTN IIs from Orange and T-Mobile

Photos Orange and T-Mobile have launched their versions of HTC's award-winning TyTN II Windows Mobile 6 handheld/phone/GPS.

RAC Satnav 220 review

Review The RAC Satnav 220 is bigger than the average sat-nav device, but its wide-format screen is a real boon. The Fuzzy Search tool is excellent, and the inclusion of TMC data makes this a nicely rounded product.

Motorola MC35 Enterprise Digital Assistant review

Review The Motorola MC35 has one outstanding characteristic: superb battery life. It's also more rugged than your average handheld. However, the MC35's lack of 3G and use of Windows Mobile 5 may deter some potential customers.

HTC TyTN II review

Review Few new Windows Mobile handhelds add significantly to the genre, but HTC has managed that with the TyTN II and its tilting screen. It also includes an up-to-the-minute set of features and wins a well-deserved Editors' Choice.

iRex iLiad review

Review The iLiad ebook reader features an excellent E-ink touch-screen display along with integrated 802.11b/g Wi-Fi. However, there are some rough edges we'd like to see ironed out, and it's also a little pricey.

HP's new iPAQs

Photos HP has revamped its iPAQ range with no fewer than five new products, ranging from state-of-the-art smartphones to 'classic' PDAs.

E-TEN Glofiish M700 review

Review Although E-TEN's Glofiish M700 packs an impressive set of features, including a slide-out keyboard and a GPS receiver, it's a little bulky and heavy for some tastes.

Asus MyPal A696 review

Review The lack of a phone might dampen the Asus MyPal A696's appeal for those seeking an all-in-one handheld, and we'd prefer Windows Mobile 6 rather than its predecessor. Even so, the £199 price, which includes navigation software, is attractive.

i-mate JAMA review

Review The i-mate JAMA is a Windows Mobile Pocket PC squeezed into a phone-like form factor. However, business users might be put off by the fact it is dual-band, only runs Windows Mobile 5.0 and lacks Wi-Fi.