This was my first experience of a touch screen phone and has done nothing to stop me thinking that touch screen technology is too knew to be very reliable. As a phone, it is slow, unreliable and very big. The operating system is Microsoft Windows OS, I have always liked Windows OS but for this phone it didn't work. The signal for me on the Vodafone network was quite good, but when I didn't have signal and tried to send a text, I would have to reset the phone otherwise it wouldn't send or receive text, and may text I sent people didn't get through to them, or where delayed by a few hours, even if we were texting each other constantly without moving around and having ...  Read the complete review

Five years ago I purchased a HP ipaq 4150 pocket PC which served me very well in that space of time. The day I bought it I threw my pens & paper out the window & my life became better organised than ever. However, the software was no longer compatible with my home computer (Vista) & I was fed up of carrying around a mobile phone & a pocket PC all the time. I wanted something that integrated them both & started looking for a Smartphone. I have no loyalty to HP products but after four years sterling service from my old device I had no reason to doubt their new products. The specifications of their new HP ipaq614c Smartphone were ...  Read the complete review

Those of you who have read my previous iPAQ Classic review will know I decided they were pointless, got annoyed and wanted a blackberry. But now I'm back doing a bit of work again (following babies), I need something to keep in touch with the business world on the go, and my company must have an HP contract, cos they won't give me a blackberry. Sob. Actually wanted an iphone too, but still... So they gave me one of these babies. The iPAQ 614c And guess what? HP iPAQ have made it into the 21st century! This is great! Throw away your iphones (well, OK, sell them on ebay then). I'm in lurrrve. So what's so cool? Well finally iPAQ have ...  Read the complete review