Not just a friend of the girls

A Windows Mobile Professional devices with a tilting slide-out keyboard

HTC's answer to the Apple iPhone featuring TouchFLO and Touch Cube

A good thing gets better

Samsung Pocket PC Based - currently this would be the i700

A second generation Pocket PC Phone from Samsung

A Windows Mobile 6 Professional - Pocket PC device

Samsungs replacement for the i760... quite originally the i770 . Also called the Saga.

Further refinement to one of the longest running PDAPhones of all time

A Treo with Windows Mobile!

And the WM Treo loses its antenna!

Another generation of a classic

Finally an iPAQ that does the phone thing... WiFi, GSM/GPRS, and Bluetooth...

HP Windows Mobile device - HP HW series... 6500, 6700, 6900, etc.

First generation HTC Pocket PC Phone Edition (T-Mobile Pocket PC Phone Edition, AT&T/Siemens SX56, O2 XDA, QTek, etc.) First generation only here...

2nd generation HTC Pocket PC Phone Edition - (T-Mobile MDA2, original iMate, O2 XDA II, etc.) 2nd Generation Only Here....

HTC's 3rd generation Pocket PC Phone Edition GSM VERSION (T-Mobile MDA 3, iMATE PDA2k, o2 XDA III, etc.) Slide out keyboard version.

HTC's third generation CDMA device, similar to XDA III, but no WiFi. PPC6600 , PPC6601

Sprint, Verizon, and Alltel's CDMA Windows Mobile 5.0 device with a landscape slider keyboard.

HTC Titan platform - also called the P4000 with Telus

HTC Wizard

XDA Exec/MDA Pro/Qtek 9000/i-mate JASJAR - yet another one

THIS IS NOT THE MPx220 and MPx200... THEY ARE DOWN BELOW. The cool new dual flip Pocket PC based pdaPhone

This first of the Pocket PC Phones... but not a Phone Edition device

Discussion forums for older out of production (but still used by many people) Pocket PC PDAPhones - Hitachi G1000, Audiovox PPC4100, PPC5050, Asus P505, Eten P600, Sagem 3050, Siemens SX45, Trium Mondo, iMate JAM, XDA Atom,

Sub-Forums: Hitachi G1000, Audiovox PPC 5050, iMate JAM, XDA Atom, Audiovox PPC 4100, Asus P505, Other Pocket PC Phone Edition (not HTC)

Discussion about Pocket PC, Windows Mobile, and applications that run on them and are note device specific.