O2 xda II mini

O2 XDA Exec Mini s (HTC Wizard) I have had this phone now for 12 months on a contract with O2. The phone is a slide design with pullout keyboard keeping in line with the majority of designs of the traditional PDA phone look. The size is not bad with the dimensions being approximately L x W x D 108 x 58 x 23 mm. It does however appear a bit on the "chunky" due to the slide out keyboard. The screen displays at resolutions of 320x240 so it's not that bad but lacks the clarity of other pocket pc resolutions of other PDA's that have been produced. The phone runs Windows Mobile 5 Pocket pc. It includes software to allow you to SMS, ...  Read the complete review

Ok this is my first review so if its a bit confusing I'll say sorry now, I'll give it my best. OK here we go. Well the XDA 2 it really is a great piece of work. First of I'll give you a list of the ins and outs. 1) It has a huge screen which pretty much takes up the whole phone. 2) There is no keypad for you to get your fingers round. 3) It is all touch screen that also comes along with a small pen type that just slots into the top of the phone. 4) Very easy to use, I will admit it is quite big BUT it will fit in to the side pocket of your handbag or in the inside pocket of your coat. 5) It has Internet on it. ...  Read the complete review

I got the O2 Mini XDA II s mobile phone for a bargain price off O2's website - £49.99 @ £19/month for 12 months. There is NO way it can be had at a lower price. So that is one up for this PDA phone. The performance of this phone is so slow, and it just freezes. Sometimes I feel like smashing it. But of course the correct solution is to hit the reset button, which is not ideal. Which brings me to the next point. After the reset, it will take about 2 minutes before it will be ready. Features wise, it is pretty much Windows Mobile, so if you are a PDA user, there is nothing much to say about it. Other than it is SLOW. The main selling point for this ...  Read the complete review

I got my XDA II a few months ago now, before the XDAIIi and XDAIIs came out. In short I'm very happy with my purchase, not only does it do all the cool phone functions I want but It also does a load of really cool pocket PC stuff. So here's Tom's list of fun things to do with an XDAII: Firstly try out http://www.handango.com, you can download a bunch of cool games and software straight away and pay online. I got Age of Empires and Sim City there. Two nice games which you can play on the go. Not willing to pay any more money? Try out http://www.tucows.com, they have a variety of shareware and freeware products that you can either have for ...  Read the complete review

Bought one a couple of months ago. Fully loaded - well happy, use it as a mobile office as well as a SAT NAV having loaded Tomtom Navigator 3 onto it. Its got the lot - email, internet access, Word, Excel, PDF viewer, a decent digital camera and obviously its a phone! Only thing missing is wireless LAN but the Active Syn is adequate for file exchange. I went for the buy it for £130 and go on an O2 200 package (£30 a month for 12 months). 400 free mins for first 3 months then 200 mins free each month cross network. I bought the Aluminium case to protect it - strongly recommend due to exposed screen susceptible to damage quite easily especially if ...  Read the complete review