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"Global IP Sound is aware of the challenges that developers of VoIP applications for smartphones and PDAs face," said Roar Hagen, Founder and CTO of Global IP Sound. "Our new releases focus on these challenges by handling the most common problems found in mobile devices such as background noise and echo. We are also constantly striving to provide our customers with the most up to date products by offering VoiceEngine Mobile on the broadest array of platforms possible."

The latest VoiceEngine Mobile for Pocket PC also incorporates GIPS VQE, which includes noise suppression and automatic gain control (ACG) to maximize the quality of VoIP conversations by reducing echo and background noise while adjusting speech levels to create a consistent and comfortable listening experience for mobile users. It also features support for the Secure Real-time Transport Protocol (SRTP), as well as the latest version of GIPS NetEQ, which is an advanced jitter buffer and packet loss concealment module that dramatically improves sound quality and minimizes latency in IP telephony systems. This is in addition to existing features such as support for push-to-talk and wideband audio.

VoiceEngine Mobile now runs on the newest generation of Symbian and Windows Mobile platforms and to give OEMs everything they need to extend the mobility of their end users, and to improve usability and voice quality compared to previous generation products. It supports Symbian 7/8 and Windows Mobile 2003/04 for Pocket PC platforms.

The success of VoIP in the business and consumer marketplace will largely be driven by the availability of VoIP wireless handsets, analysts say. By 2009, over 66 million cellular/WiFi handsets will be in operation, according to a forecast from In-Stat, a market research firm based in Scottsdale, Ariz. Consumer VoIP subscribers using wireless IP phones will grow from 2 percent worldwide today to 73 percent by 2009, the firm adds.

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With this program you can use keyboard and mouse of your PC directly inside of your smartphone. Unlike Remote Display you can actually use the mouse and keyboard directly on your smartphone - without the need to look at the display of your PC at all! Control is initiated by simply moving the mouse cursor off the PC monitor, onto the connected mobile device screen.

Control is initiated by simply moving the mouse cursor off the PC monitor, onto the connected mobile device screen.

Once control has been initiated all aspects of the mobile device such as the home screen, menus and applications can be controlled using the PC mouse. The PC keyboard can be used to directly enter text onto the mobile device.

Use True Connect to control your Mobile directly using the PC Mouse & Keyboard.
* Control your mobile device using the PC mouse & keyboard by simply moving the cursor off the PC monitor, onto the connected mobile devices screen.
* Use the mouse pointer to directly control the home screen, menus, dialogs, softkeys, etc.
* Use the keyboard to directly enter text onto the mobile device.
* No longer is it necessary to struggle with multi-function keypads or small qwerty keyboards.

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Ringo Mobile enables users to easily assign MP3, WMA or WAV format ringtones to every incoming call they receive on their Pocket PC Phone Edition. Ringtones can be assigned to individual callers or to groups of callers - such as business, family or friends. Setting a sound clip as a ringtone is as simple as copying it to their Pocket PC Phone Edition and linking it to individuals or groups in Ringo. Ringo Mobile also allows users to set custom tones for incoming SMS messages from individuals and groups.

Ringo hits the top as best selling ringtone manager for Palm's Treo-brand smartphones, where it has proved popular for the ease with which users can customize their phones with personal ringtones and SMS tones.The new Ringo Mobile brings these features to the Windows Mobile Pocket PC Phone Edition platform and is available for devices running Windows Mobile 5.0 and Windows Mobile 2003 SE Pocket PC Phone Editions. Supported devices include the iMate JasJar and HP iPAQ Mobile Messenger series.

With Ringo Mobile you can have fun while setting lively tones for your friends and tunes for your bosses or other people you want

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During the past days, some speculations made the round that Fujitsu Siemens is going to introduce a Windows Mobile based Pocket PC Phone Edition called Pocket Loox PHN800 and today we are introducing you the first blurry picture appeared. This Phone Edition is expected to has a 2.8" LCD with QVGA only, not VGA as ruored before.

It features Intel XScale CPU with 624 MHz, 256 MB Flash ROM is quad-band, 64 MB RAM. This device supports Bluetooth 1.2 as well as 802.11g W-LAN and has an SDIO compatible SD/MMC slot, USB-Host, a QWERTY thumb-board and for sure it runs on Windows Mobile 5.0.

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Do you have lots of contacts stored on the SIM card which might be different from your Pocket Outlook contacts? Pocket PC Phone Edition gives you the opportunity to call this contacts, right from the dial pad. This is done by a typical GSM code integration which is also supported by Pocket PC Phone Edition and works with the o2 xda, T-Mobile MDA/Phone Edition as well as with the HP Jornada 928 WDA. "All" you need to know is where your contacts are stored on your SIM card.

Preparation

• First open the "SIM Manager" and check the phonebook entries like in this o2 xda example
  

Usage

• No open the Phone Edition Dial Pad and enter the index number where your contact is stored on your SIM card followed by a "#"
  
• A bubble appears which will ask you if you want to dial the number you've selected
  
• The number will be dialed and you will be connected
  
• See here how it looks on your Pocket PC Phone Edition
  

Thats it; with this workaround you can access all your SIM card contacts with just three taps.

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If you use call diverting often but don't want to go through the Pocket PC Phone Edition or Smartphone 2002 menu, you can also use the USSD short codes. This feature is available since the first GSM networks were launched and the phone menu doesn't do anything different than sending these codes. However, this gives you a faster access to your settings and in addition it offers you one feature which isn't available through most mobile phone menus (defining after which time a call should be forwarded if you don't reply).

Please remember that this information is stored on the GSM network, not on your GSM device. So doesn't matter if you change your SIM card to another terminal, the settings are stored as long as you don't change it.

USSD codes works in the same way on all networks and GSM phone. USSD codes always looks like:

• Activate: *USSD_Code# @


• Deactivate: #USSD_Code # @


• Delete: ##USSD_Code # @


• Check Status: *#USSD_Code# @

USSD_Code = the feature code the mobile phone should send to the network

@ = Send (green) phone button

Configuring Call Diverts

Divert all Calls (21)

All your incoming calls will be forwarded, doesn't matter if your phone is switched on or not. The USSD
code is "21".

• Forwarding: **21*DESTINATION_NUMBER# @


• Activate: *21# @


• Deactivate: #21# @


• Delete: ##21# @


• Check Status: *#21# @

Divert if no Reply (61)

All the incoming calls will be forwarded if not taken within a defined time. The USSD code is "61".

• Forwarding: **61*DESTINATION_NUMBER# @


• Activate: *61# @


• Deactivate: #61# @


• Delete: ##61# @


• Check Status: *#61# @

In addition you can tell the network after which time the call should be diverted. Here the GSM specifications
define a time between 5 to 30 seconds:

• Forwarding: **61*DESTINATION_NUMBER*DELAY# @

The DELAY time can be 5, 10, 15, 20, 25 or 30 seconds.

Divert if Unavailable (62)

All the incoming calls will be forwarded if the phone is switched off or out of network coverage. The USSD
code is "62".

• Forwarding: **62*DESTINATION_NUMBER# @


• Activate: *62# @


• Deactivate: #62# @


• Delete: ##62# @


• Check Status: *#62# @

Divert if Busy (67)

All the incoming calls will be forwarded if another call is in progress. The USSD code is "67".

• Forwarding: **67*DESTINATION_NUMBER# @


• Activate: *67# @


• Deactivate: #67# @


• Delete: ##67# @


• Check Status: *#67# @

All Conditional Diverts (004)

You can also activate, switch on/off, check or delete all conditional forwards (61, 62 and 67) with just
one USSD code. The USSD code is "004".

• Forwarding: **004*DESTINATION_NUMBER# @


• Activate: *004# @


• Deactivate: #004# @


• Delete: ##004# @


• Check Status: *#004# @

Deactivate all Diverts (002)

This USSD code deactivates all call forwardings with one single command. The USSD code is "002"

• ##002# @

Please note that using the unconditional "Divert all Calls (21)" overwrites all conditional call forwarding!

USSD on Pocket PC Phone Edition

Enter the USSD code you want to use on the dial pad and tap the green "Talk" button:

Now you get the result, which depends on the USSD code you've entered:

USSD on Smartphone 2002

Enter the USSD code you want to use and press the green "Talk" button:

Now you get the result, which depends on the USSD code you've entered:

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As well as making it easy to connect to WiFi networks, WiNc provides client-side support for Cironds WiLan Manager and also helps network administrators inspect, manage and tune WiFi networks for optimum performance. WiNc is based on Cironds Universal Client technology, is available for Pocket PC 2002 and CE.Net, and is compatible with the 80211.a, 802.11b, and 80211.g standards.

Cirond Technologies released pocketWiNc for Pocket PC 2002 which also works with the HP iPAQ H5400 now, if you don't forget to modify your iPAQ Registry.

pocketWiNc automatically detects WiFi networks and lets you rapidly determine whether you can access the Internet. Once you are connected, download e-mail or browse the web with just a tap on the screen!

Features:

• Supports all major PC card, Compact Flash cards, and Pocket PCs with on-board WiFi adapters.


• Automatic detection of Internet availability.


• Instant ad-hoc network set-up anywhere, anytime, to enable connection to other Pocket PCs and laptops using WiNc, for exchanging files and wireless Pocket PC synchronization.


• One-touch start-up for Web browser and e-mail inbox.


• Supports portrait and landscape screen modes.


• Preferred Network profiles to enable automatic connection to frequently used WiFi networks based on a user-defined priority sequence with automatic WEP key configuration.


• Automatic detection of all available WiFi network details including SSID, BSSID, channel, MAC address, signal strength and WEP details, route tracing and ping features - for mobile network diagnosis.


• Manual release and renew IP address feature.


• Automatic client-side Support for WiLan Manager.


• Simplifies support by enabling all WiFi cards in an enterprise to be supported with a single client solution

Because an error in the iPAQ H5400 Registry, WiNc will not detect a network card as long as you don't fix this value by yourself:

The original value which can be found under "HKLMCommvntminiLinkageRoute" contains for any reason this garbage:

You need to change the "Route" value to "vnetmini1":

Please note that even with the latest iPAQ H5400 W-LAN Driver Update, this bug isn't fixed; so you need to do it by hand under any circumstances. After you changed the Registry, don't forget to soft reset your device.

From now you can use your H5400 as a perfect WiFi sniffing gadget but please don't abuse it.

Enjoy the wireless freedom. If you need a Registry Editor, I suggest the PHM Registry Editor (free). pocketWiNc is available for free from Cirond Technologies.

Thanks to my fellow MPVs Giorgio Cifani for pointing me to pocketWiNc and David Hettel for reminding me to modify the Registry!

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The Mio A201 has been created with flexibility in mind. As a GPS-ready device, it offers truly portable satellite navigation that fits in your pocket. As a pocket PC, you can also use it to listen to music, play games, store digital photos. And of course you can carry your Outlook Contacts and Calendar.

However, in an unusual move, MiTAC isn't including any mapping software with this handheld. That must be purchased separately. The Mio A201 has a 240-by-320-pixel (QVGA) display and an SD card slot.

This will not be the first Pocket PC from this company, but it will be first with Bluetooth.The Mio A201 runs Windows Mobile 5.0 on a 312 MHz XScale processor. It has 64 MB of RAM and 64 MB of ROM.It has a swiveling GPS antenna located on a hinge on its back, allowing the device to be used in either portrait or landscape mode.

Install whichever GPS software you prefer and let the Mio A201 guide you to your destination. The next-generation SiRF Star III chipset and rotational antenna not only pick up satellite signals faster and hold them better, but also ensure optimal reception in both landscape and portrait positions. And you can connect a Traffic Message Channel (TMC)* antenna to receive up-to-the-minute road information wherever you travel in Europe*.
*Except the UK and France - visit www.mio-tech.be for more information about TMC.

echnically impressive on the inside, the Mio A201 doesn't disappoint on the outside either. The elegant design fits perfectly into your hand, yet it's tough and well built at the same time. Enjoy pocket-sized portability you won't want to leave behind, whatever you're doing. Use it to find your way walking around city centres (and it will always remember where you've parked). Download a route and take it mountain biking or hill walking. Whenever you need to know where you're going, whether you're on a boat, in a plane, on a motorbike...the Mio A201 makes sure you get there.

As a pocket PC the Mio A201 synchronises with Outlook on your desktop, so your calendar and contacts can go with you. Pocket Word and Excel for Windows Mobile 5.0 mean you can keep up with work (if you really want to). And you can also use it to listen to music, play games and store digital photos.

The Mio A201 also comes with built-in Bluetooth connectivity, so you can enjoy a world without wires. Wireless connection with Bluetooth-enabled computers, PDAs and phones makes it easy to exchange files, music and photos.

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After our recent research we have listed Top 5 handhelds including PocketPCs, Smartphones and PALMs.We are hoping that this list will help you choosing the handheld device that suits you the most.We have asked our customers what device they prefer and compared their answers with other sources like Amazon.com and this is the result of our survey:

First Top rated for Pocket PC

1. HP iPAQ hx2795 Pocket PC

Windows Mobile 5.0 / 3.5" TFT Color Screen / 802.11 WiFi and Bluetooth Compatible / CompactFlash Slot / 64MB RAM / Stylus, USB Cradle, Charger, Battery inc.View and edit Microsoft Office documents: work with Excel charts and Powerpoint presentations, including custom animations and slide transitions. Go faster using USB 2.0, which enhances file transfer speeds and synchronization of info between your PC and Windows Mobile-based device. Protect data when your device runs out of battery power with the persistent store feature, and easily input data using multiple options. See images and slide shows using the HP Image Zone software for Pocket PC, and wirelessly print documents, email, brochures, and photos to a Bluetooth-enabled printer.

2. HP iPAQ hx2415 Pocket PC

HP iPAQ hx2415 Pocket PC Combining high performance, excellent connectivity and expandability, and enhanced security, this iPAQ is ready to help you meet all your daily business and personal needs—all while fitting conveniently in your pocket or purse!The versatile HP iPAQ hx2000 series Pocket PC offers optimal configurations of performance, enhanced security, connectivity and expandability to suit your business and personal needs.

3. Dell Axim X50v

The Dell 624 MHz Axim X50v delivers performance, connectivity and a brilliant VGA display in a sleek, sophisticated design. Powered by the Intel XScale PXA270 Processor at 624 MHz, 64 MB SDRAM and 128 MB Intel StrataFlash ROM, the device offers excellent performance.This handheld also includes an Intel 2700G multimedia accelerator with 16 MB video memory.In addition, the built-in microphone and speaker ensure easy recording while you are on the go. The integrated Wi-Fi (802.11b) and Bluetooth wireless technologies offer flexible connectivity options.

4. Toshiba e805 Pocket PC

With a blazing 400 MHz Intel PXA263 processor, 128 MB of SDRAM and 32 MB of Flash ROM, the e805 is a powerful mobile solution. The 4.0 TFT Transreflective Color display offers 240 x 320, 16-bit resolution a back light, and 10 step brightness control.Reliability. Performance. Technology. Leadership. The Toshiba name means all this and more. Toshiba builds upon this heritage by delivering the industry's most innovative, high-quality solutions.

5. HP iPAQ 5555 Pocket PC

The HP iPaq 5555 Pocket PC sports a broad range of applications, integrated wireless capabilities, enhanced security and expandability.Give yourself a jump on the competition by letting the iPAQ h5555 Pocket PC increase your mobile productivity. Communicate wirelessly while securely accessing and managing information on your own preferred schedule. Access the Internet, e-mail, and corporate data at home, at work, or on the go with the integrated Bluetooth and WLAN 802.11b wireless capability. Protect your data with the fingerprint-recognition feature, VPN software, 64-bit and 128-bit WEP, F-Secure FileCrypto Data Encryption, and Xcellenet Afaria device management. Easily print documents, e-mail attachments, and pictures straight from your HP iPAQ h5555 to an HP printer.

First Top rated for PALM

1. PalmOne Tungsten E2 Handheld

The juggling act of modern life gets easier with a smart, versatile and reliable friend like this stylish Tungsten E2 handheld from PalmOne. Manage your calendar, contacts, documents, presentations, photos and videos with welcome clarity thanks to a brighter, richer color screen. With 32MB of built-in flash memory your data is safe even when you don't have time to recharge. Bluetooth technology gives you wireless freedom to work on the go. View and edit spreadsheets and word processing documents and easily sync your calendar and contacts from Outlook. But, we know what all-work-and-no-play does to Jack. Once your work is done, crank up some tunes because the E2 plays your digital music files too! Imported. 3-1/10Hx4-3/4Wx3/5D".

2. Palm TX Handheld

Palm T/X Handheld PDA is anything but business as usual. Connect a portable, folding keyboard to make working on your business documents even easier. Need driving directions? Get turn-by-turn voice-guided directions with the Palm GPS Navigator (GPS requires optional accessories). Whatever you're into, you'll find an application you can use among the thousands made for the Palm OS. Affordable Wi-Fi is here. Introducing the Palm TIX handheld. With built-in Wi-Fi and Bluetooth technology, this is the wireless device you've been waiting for. Browse the web and check email from your office, campus, or a home Wi-Fi network-and places like airports, cafes, and hotels (with ISP service applicability). Carry your Word, Excel, and PowerPoint files and get more done anywhere.

3. Palm Z22 Handheld

Meet the Palm Z22 organizer. Yes, a handheld organizer sounds serious.Once you put information into the Palm Z22 organizer, you can rest assured it'll stay there. Even if you forget to recharge and the power runs out. What's more, you can save everything to your computer. Compatible with thousands of optional Palm application software that can be preloaded in your PC and synched to your Z22.

4. PalmOne LifeDrive Mobile Manager

Seven pounds lighter than your laptop, the LifeDrive mobile manager has all you need to take your life on the road. Carry all your important files and have them when you need them. With 3.85 GB of usable storage, you can store and access years worth of e-mail, thousands of Word docs, 1200 PowerPoint presentations, 300 songs, 1000 photos, 2.5 hours of video, and more...all with room to spare. And your information is always safe on your LifeDrive mobile manager, even if you're too busy to recharge the battery.

5. PalmOne Zire 72 Special Edition Handheld Silver

The PalmOne Zire 72 Special Edition Handheld Organizer works as hard as it plays. The built-in 1.2 megapixel camera and MP3 allows you to take pictures, capture photos and video clips (expansion card required), and listen to your favorite tunes—all while you're on the go. Or, create and edit Word- and Excel-compatible files, synchronize with Outlook and get organized (compatible with Windows only). You can also get wireless e-mail and Internet access with built-in Bluetooth (Requires a compatible Bluetooth-enabled mobile phone and an ISP, both sold separately). Features a high-resolution 320x320 color screen, expansion slot and voice memo recording.

First Top rated for Smartphone

1. Samsung i730 PDA Phone

The Samsung SCH-i730 is a Pocket PC Phone featuring Windows MobileTM 2003 Pocket PC Phone 2nd Edition software. It's equipped with 1x/EVDO digital download capabilities, has Bluetooth® wireless technology and Wi-Fi capabilities. The i730 also has a built-in sliding QWERTY keyboard, dual speakers, SD I/O slot and speakerphone. It's built for people who mean business.

2. RIM BlackBerry 8700c Phone

The latest BlackBerry is better than ever with a thinner profile, a huge screen, a more powerful processor, EDGE data support, and more. The BlackBerry 8700c, an integrated phone, e-mail client (with support for corporate email servers), organizer, and Web browser is the ultimate weapon for mobile professionals.The BlackBerry 8700c Wireless Handheld™ is the ultimate balance of performance, design and function. This handheld represent a major leap forward in wireless innovation, elegantly integrating advanced hardware, software and network technologies in a thin, stylish, lightweight handheld.

3. Audiovox SMT5600 Smartphone

Step up to some serious power and svelte portability with the Audiovox SMT5600. At just 4.24 inches high and 1.82 inches wide, it's the world's smallest Windows Mobile Smartphone. In addition to making calls, the SMT5600 lets you do things you'd typically need a PC to do, like email, text messaging, instant messaging and web browsing-- all from one integrated phone. What's more, the unit's software is designed to sync seamlessly with email, contacts and calendar information on your PC. This Smartphone also ups the ante for mobile music and video lovers with Windows Media Player 10.

4. palmOne Treo 650 PDA Phone

The PalmOne Treo 650 boasts all the legendary features of the venerable Treo 600, plus a whole lot more. Now with Bluetooth, a higher resolution screen, a removable battery, and an improved keyboard, the Treo 650 is once again on the cutting edge of Smartphone technology. It offers all the functionality of a high-end Palm OS-powered PDA, a cell phone and a VGA camera. Simply put, it's the ultimate mobile office companion.

5. i-mate JAM Smartphone

The i-mate Jam is the smallest integrated Windows Mobile PDA and phone you can put in your hot little hands. Key features include Windows Mobile 2003 Pocket PC (second edition), a 416 MHz Intel xScale processor, 128 MB of RAM, Bluetooth, a 1 megapixel camera, and a 240 x 320 color touch screen. For folks who want to do it all on the road without the all the bulk should give the Jam a serious look. The phone is unlocked and will operate on your existing GSM network service.

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The i-mate Jam is the smallest integrated Windows Mobile PDA and phone you can put in your hands.Combination handheld/phone devices are becoming ever more common, and the trick with such 'convergence' devices is to get the right mix of features for whichever segment of the buying public is being targeted, and make them all easily accessible.

This great handheld device is available in two versions

i-mate JAM 64MB Smartphone

416 MHz Intel xScale processor, 64 MB of RAM, Bluetooth, a 1 megapixel camera, and a 240 x 320 color touch screen.

i-mate JAM 128MB Smartphone

416 MHz Intel xScale processor, 128 MB of RAM, Bluetooth, a 1 megapixel camera, and a 240 x 320 color touch screen.

At just .72 inches thick, the Jam fits into a pocket with ease, and its minimalist design is sure to turn heads. It's also easy to use, thanks to a simple control layout which offers quick access to your Outlook calendar, contacts, and key phone functions.Phone edition devices from O2 (the xda II at 7cm by 13cm by 1.9cm and 190g) and HP (the h6340 at 7.5cm by 11.9cm by 1.87cm, 190g). It matches Orange's new Windows Smartphone, the SPV C500 for depth, although the C500 is marginally thinner, a fair bit narrower and weighs just 100g. The other comparable device is Sony Ericsson's P910i:as with the C500, the P910i's dimensions are very close, although it's thicker (2.6cm versus 1.81cm), and weighs 155g. The other handheld/phone combo worth mentioning at this point is PalmOne's new Treo 650, which we expect to see early next year. The i-mate JAM should interest anyone looking for portability. Clearly, if the rest of our review stacks up, any of the convergence devices mentioned above could face competition.

The Jam's TFT display supports up to 65,000 colors and the Windows Mobile 2003 Pocket PC operating system is completely touchscreen-enabled. The screen also features advanced handwriting recognition that is compatible with all of the device's applications. The rear of the Jam houses the camera and there's a standard stereo 2.5mm headset jack, while USB data and charging is handled by docking ports on the bottom of the device.

Many of the Jam's calling features are integrated with the Windows Mobile operating system.The included Pocket Outlook software has a contacts list that is combined with the phone's dialing functions. The phone's handwriting recognition software can be used to dial numbers and enter contact information. The Jam's built-in speakerphone makes it easy to talk without having the phone to your ear. Polyphonic ringtones are available, as is a vibrating alert. Custom ringtones, as well as a picture ID system are also supported.

The i-mate JAM's small size makes it easy to hold in one hand and prod at with the thumb -- ideal for making voice calls one-handed. It's also far less of a chore to hold this device to the ear for voice calls than it is with some larger Pocket PC/phone combos -- and you feel less of an idiot doing so.

Battery life is impressive. Our usual MP3 looping test, in which we leave the screen always on, but turn off Bluetooth and the GSM/GPRS radio, delivered 5 hours and 13 minutes of continuous music and overall life of 6 hours and 9 minutes. We have been able to live with this pretty comfortably during the test period, although daily charges via the mini-USB sync/charge connector have been required. Power can be delivered via the mains or a notebook PC, helping to minimise the amount of cabling you need to carry.

Using the Jam's integrated media functions, you can store MP3 files and easily exchange them with your PC. The included Windows Media Player application can also play videos for even more mobile entertainment. You can also use the Jam's megapixel camera to capture photos, or videos in MPEG4 format. Gaming on the device is also fully supported.

The Jam is designed as a complete mobile office solution, so Internet and messaging capabilities are robust. The unit comes packed with pocket versions of Outlook, Internet Explorer and MSN Messenger. In addition to keeping track of contacts, Pocket Outlook features integrated calendar and email functions. Microsoft's ActiveSync software keeps the device synced with all of your PC's Outlook information via USB, IR, or Bluetooth connection. Users who want Internet connectivity on the road with their laptop or PDA can tap the Jam's wireless modem capabilities. In addition to Outlook/Exchange Server email connectivity, the Jam also supports POP3, IMAP4 and BlackBerry email protocols. The unit fully supports basic text messaging, as well as multimedia messaging (MMS).

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