T-Mobile Pocket PC offers a Wide Array of Styles and Features.

The T-Mobile pocket PC comes in a wide array of styles and with a large number of features to choose from. The wireless company carries names like BlackBerry and the iPAQ from Hewlett Packard. Features like calendar, appointment book, email, and wireless connectivity are standard on this generation of PDA's. However, you can now find features like cameras, MP3 players, photo storage, and mobile phones. You can keep your wireless phone carrier and still be able to use the latest technology in handhelds.

One of their recent releases was manufactured by Hewlett Packard and called the iPAQ h6315. With built in Microsoft Windows applications and GPRS, it's being sold as the "do-it-all-handheld." The iPAQ comes with the extra features like voice mail, caller ID, call waiting, and even a camera. Everything you need to multi-task with one device while you're on the go. However, recently it seems there are bugs in the device, and the company has dropped it from the lineup. If you have a h6315 that is bugging out on you, you have the option to exchange it for something else in their product line or another h6315 that's been refurbished. Apparently, it's the software provided for this particular wireless company that is causing the problem, and Hewlett Packard is working on a fix. If they can do it, the phone will be available through this wireless company again.

The Pocket PC gets better and more high tech everyday, and sometimes, of course, there are bugs to work out. However, this one little device can keep you from getting lost in a sea of paperwork or stuck somewhere without access to what you need. It's the ultimate in connectivity keeping home and office running smoothly.