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Smart phones take out the top three spots in
January on CNET.com.au -- perhaps it's all those diligent
students around the country turning their backs on the summer sun
and preparing for the semester to begin. We doubt it. In any
case, Sony Ericsson fared well over the festive season with its
line of Walkman phones, the W800i and W550i, as did Nokia's
3G-enabled N series.
Did you get a new phone for Christmas? Are you happy or
unhappy with the handset or the service you're getting? Write to
us at
cnet@cnet.com.au.
Note: Results are based on readership statistics
for each mobile phone.
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O2 Xda
Atom
The Xda Atom has Wi-Fi, a 2-megapixel camera and runs on
Windows Mobile 5.0, yet shares the same dimensions as the
Xda II Mini.
Reader Opinion
Update your ROM before whinging! Best PDA so far, I do a
lot of Terminal Services connection with it and
synchronising my work & home Outlook calendar &
mail.
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Nokia
N70
It might be the baby of Nokia's N
Series, but it still sports a 2-megapixel camera,
Bluetooth and a 64MB reduced-size MMC.
Reader Opinion
Just got this phone a few weeks ago, using it as a GPS
Navigation system with GPS bluetooth reciever + TomTom 5
mobile + map for australia, work great. Great phone.
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O2 Xda II
Mini
Following the recent launch of the Xda IIs and Xphone II
and a lot of speculative buzz over the II mini, O2 today
finally unveiled its latest and smallest PDA-phone to
date.
Reader Opinion
Having a such capable PDA + phone in such a small form
factor makes it very appealling to traditional mobile phone
users who always wanted the extra PDA functionality but
never wanted the bulk.
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Sony
Ericsson Z520i
Sony Ericsson's mid-range Z520i is a highly customisable
clamshell phone with light effects, a VGA camera, MP3
support and in-phone media editing features.
Reader Opinion
This phone is for people who want something that is easy to
use and got lots of ways to personlise their phone ... it
has everything!!! (apart from 3G which you don't need if
you have O2 Active ... like me!)
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Sony
Ericsson W800i
Sony Ericsson's first Walkman-branded mobile phone
boasts up to 30 hours of MP3 playback and a whopping 512MB
Memory Stick is thrown in for storage. It also sports a
2-megapixel camera for video and stills.
Reader Opinion
Overall it is a great phone. Great looks, memory
capabilities and great as an MP3 player, but I have had a
lot of problems putting MP3 files on the phone and making
them stay -- they seem to somehow disappear or delete
themselves -- as have my pictures. Overall it is easy to
use and looks good, except for these problems.
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swathi
11/06/2007 11:44 PM
i so poor i need one mobile ........ please give
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