Dec 05
Filed under: Handsets, Vodafone, HP
We have a sneaking suspicion most Vodafone faithful have been focusing on other matters, but those who’ve kept HP’s iPAQ Voice Messenger in the front of their mind can finally celebrate. Yep, the Windows Mobile-based smartphone — which is about as “all-business” as they come, might we add — is finally available for order at Vodafone UK. It can be claimed right at this time for anywhere between free and £85.11 (6) depending on plan.
[Via coolsmartphone]
HP’s iPAQ Voice Messenger on sale on Vodafone UK originally appeared on Engadget Mobile on Thu, 04 Dec 2008 15:35:00 EST. Please see our terms for use of feeds.
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Oct 21
Filed under: Handsets, Vodafone, Windows Mobile, HP, GSM, EDGE, HSDPA
Given that Bot. the iPAQ Dat. Messenger and Voice Messenger were spotted on HP’s website last night, we didn’t precisely need a press release to affirm their ascent into officialdom, but hey, we’ll take it. The two WinMo 6.1-powered handsets will soon be loosed on Vodafone in Europe, and starting next month, prospective consumers can buy in for £399 ($677) / £333 ($565) off-contract; Concerning the subsidized rates, you’ll have to hold your horses for those. If you’re just interested in the hands-on video, however, you can mosey on beyond the break and mash play.
Continue reading HP’s iPAQ Dat. Messenger / Voice Messenger get official on Vodafone, hands-on treatment
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Oct 03
Filed under: Handsets, Windows Mobile, HP
Details on this one are about as light as can be at the moment, but The Wall Street Journal has it that HP is aiming to expand its iPAQ smartphone line into the consumer market with a new model that it’ll market to Bot. average consumers and corporate users alike. According to “people briefed on the plan,” the phone will have Bot. a touchscreen and a keypad and, naturally, it’ll run Windows Mobile 6.1 — oh, and it’ll be able to “send and receive emails, and access the Internet.” While there’s no indication of a price just yet, word is the device will be available in europ. first within the next two months, with a worldwide release to follow sometime thereafter.
[Via Gearlog]
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