HTC P3600 Reviews

Cool design; lots of wireless features; accessible memory slot; easy-to-use camera

Camera lacks self-portrait mirror and flash

The HTC P3600 is a lovely little Pocket PC with just about every trick up its sleeve. It looks good, it has every flavour of connectivity you could imagine, it packs plenty of memory and its front-facing camera means 3G video calling is on the cards

Orange's SPV M700 is a connected device, offering all the functions of a regular Pocket PC, along with mobile phone connectivity. With either a gloss black or shiny white casing similar in style to Apple's iPod, the M700 is an attractive tool

Attractive, Easy to use, Wide range of features

A great combination of mobile phone and PDA functionality

Relatively new to Australia, Dopod was first seen down under on the mass market when Three took on the 838Pro and 565 models earlier this year. The D810 is the latest handset to be picked up by Three, and is loosely based on the 838Pro.

Loved the D810 - Just make sure you update the ROM to the very latest version. Early ROM releases were a little 'average' - the last one was great. Picked up a few Dopod 838Pro's from www.pressdigital.com.au for $675 so that's what we're all using now.

Stable final ROM. Light, performs really well

Make sure you soft reset daily as preventative maintenance.

terrible phone

Not so great!!! Only gains a 5 star rating because of its features, otherwise its only about 3.5 out of 10.

- Features. WiFi etc... - Large screen

- Too many bugs. The drop down menu continuously pops up on its own (which drains the battery), and when it finally stops the screen freezes. (VERY annoying and disappointing.) - Slow - No qwerty keyboard. - Black coating is peeling off a little.