emails

Orange SPV E610 review

Reviews The keys themselves are plasticky, but they do offer good feedback when composing emails and texts. This means the OS won't support HTML emails and much of the software is out of date; you won't find Windows Live services or the latest Internet...

Editor's rating   6.5

Tags: orange, windows mobile, charge, browsing

29 April 2008, 14:22

Toshiba Portege G500 review

Reviews Unusually for a phone, there's a fingerprint scanner on the back, which doubles up as a touchpad for scrolling through emails or Web pages. The G500 runs on Windows Mobile 5.0 so it can be set up to instantly send and receive emails via Microsoft...

Editor's rating   6.9

Tags: toshiba, party, connectivity, scanner

11 June 2007, 15:03

HTC TyTN II review

Reviews Browsing the Web or writing emails was great using the TyTN II's keypad, and fast over an HSDPA or Wi-Fi connection. Windows Mobile 6 comes preinstalled with a variety of applications that let you view and edit Microsoft Office documents, chat to...

Editor's rating   8.3

Tags: htc, checking, gps, emails

10 September 2007, 16:52

Nokia E71 review

Reviews The screen and Qwerty keypad are well laid-out -- a series of shortcut keys below the screen make it easy to access your emails, calendar and contacts. Connecting to the Internet to receive emails and browse Web sites is possible almost everywhere...

Editor's rating   8.9

Tags: nokia, maps, emails, battery life

24 June 2008, 16:16

Sony Ericsson Xperia X1 review

Reviews The Sony Ericsson Xperia X1 has a slide-out Qwerty keypad that's great for typing out long emails The Xperia's touchscreen is very sharp and large enough to enjoy viewing emails and videos, but it's noticeably smaller than the iPho ne

Editor's rating   7

Tags: sony ericsson, ericsson, media player, sensor

1 December 2008, 15:35

Palm Treo Pro review

Reviews The touchscreen isn't the largest out there but it's fine for viewing emails and documents. As for scrolling through emails, you can use the touchscreen and stylus or the mechanical navigation key, either option working well depending on what you...

Editor's rating   8

Tags: palm, keypad, packed, headphones

24 September 2008, 11:43

HTC S710 review

Reviews The keys are also backlit, so you'll have no problems tapping out text messages or emails on the way home after a night out. You can now resize text in emails, which is neat as it means less scrolling when reading long messages, and for the first...

Editor's rating   8

Tags: htc, emails, surfing, landscape

27 March 2007, 17:08

E-TEN glofiish X800 review

Reviews Considering the various connection options, getting emails was a snap. We also yearned for a scroll wheel, particularly when reading long emails. We're not against virtual keypads, per se, but if you love to write long emails out on mechanical...

Editor's rating   7.3

Tags: e-ten, vga, ram, emails

5 February 2008, 12:56

Siemens SK65 review

Reviews Businesses who don't want to install their own infrastructure can opt for the hosted BlackBerry Internet Service, which will poll up to 10 POP3 and IMAP email accounts and send copies of incoming emails to the device.

Editor's rating   7

Tags: siemens, charge, emails, blackberry

15 March 2005, 23:00

E-TEN glofiish X600 review

Reviews This phone's main strengths are in accessing work emails on the go and using Microsoft Exchange Server. The X600 doesn't have a mechanical Qwerty keyboard, but its main functions are reading emails and replying with short messages, which it enables...

Editor's rating   7.9

Tags: e-ten, emails, prints, accessing

31 January 2008, 14:01

Palm Treo 500v review

Reviews These apps would have been more enjoyable had the keypad been better.Of course, what this phone is really for is receiving emails on the go and aside from setting it up on a Microsoft Exchange server, it's very easy to hook it up to a Hotmail...

Editor's rating   6.5

Tags: palm, emails, clicking, megapixel

24 September 2007, 14:31

MWg Zinc II review

Reviews The Zinc II's star feature should be the ability to write long emails and create and edit Microsoft documents using its full Qwerty keypad, but the pad lets it down. We'd like to say that writing long emails was great, but because of the pad's...

Editor's rating   6.9

Tags: mwg, gps, edge, windows mobile

27 May 2008, 15:09

T-Mobile MDA Vario review

Reviews The Qwerty keyboard makes a great accompaniment to the above applications, and makes entering emails a breeze. Like BlackBerry handsets, the Vario supports Direct Push technology, which means your emails are sent directly to the handset without you...

Editor's rating   7.7

Tags: t-mobile, dedicated, handset, shortcut

14 February 2006, 23:00

O2 XDA Mini S review

Reviews Like BlackBerry handsets, the XDA supports Direct Push technology, which means your emails are sent directly to the handset -- you don't have to remember to log on and check for new mail. The Qwerty keyboard makes a great accompaniment to the above...

Editor's rating   7.7

Tags: o2, dedicated, mini, handset

13 December 2005, 23:00

Phones by personality

Reviews You can use your mobile phone to take photographs, listen to music, browse the Web, check your emails, control your computer, connect to a Wi-Fi network, test the alcohol levels in your blood, read barcodes and even watch TV.

1 August 2006, 13:12