Otterbox New Impact Series Case for HP iPAQ Voice Messenger

Author: Brian

16 Apr

People looking for reliable casings to protect their iPAQ devices may want to consider this latest smartphone protection from Otterbox. This new case provides added protection against bump and shock and incorporates a new element with screen protection.

OtterBox introduces the latest innovation in smartphone protection, the new Impact Series case for the HP iPAQ Voice Messenger available exclusively in HP’s signature midnight blue. All OtterBox Impact Series cases provide added protection against bump and shock, but this case incorporates a new element with screen protection to safeguard from scratches.

(Source) Press

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HP iPAQ Voice Messenger Smartphone

Author: Brian

13 Mar

The HP iPAQ has been completely redesigned to produce a stylish mobile phone that is bound to get a lot of attention. The HP iPAQ Voice Messenger certainly looks the part.

It looks similar in stature to the RIM BlackBerry Pearl 8120 smart phone. Build quality feels solid, though the rear casing does squeak slightly when pressed and the glossy chrome finish on the rear is a fingerprint magnet.

The iPAQ Voice Messenger smartphone includes all the programs and features of Windows Mobile 6.1, including Excel, PowerPoint and Word Mobile applications, Windows Media Player, Google Maps and a range of PIM functions. It’s easy to configure for use with Microsoft Exchange, and you can also use standard POP3 and IMAP e-mail accounts, including Gmail and Yahoo! Mail. A suite of Windows Live applications includes Windows Live Messenger and Hotmail.

HP’s iPAQ Voice Messenger smartphone wins points for its looks, but not all of the design changes are welcomed. The optical controller is mediocre and the keypad is flat, making an otherwise competent handset frustrating to use.

(Source) PC World