Microsoft Orange SPV Phone Review
Ian Bell writes "HowardChui.com just posted a review on Microsoft's new Orange SPV which is the first commercially available Smartphone. The SPV stands for Sound, Pictures, Video and you can download games like Doom or listen to MP3s on the speaker or even chat to your friends using the built-in MSN Messenger. But for all that the SPV features, there is no Bluetooth support. It still looks like a killer phone and I like that it is smaller than the PocketPC phones currently on the market."
Your phone has performed an illegal operation and will be shut down
Either the phone is small or his head is really big. Hard to tell.
That's just a little freaky in my books.
...no one's gone ahead and tried to run Linux on it yet...where's my modchip?
That phone is silver, not orange.
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I am interested in the technology, but, like everything else I am going to let it mature before I even think about purchasing one. ... but it only works for five minutes every other half hour.
And besides, what is actually so hard about carrying a PDA and a phone, what did people do before computers?:
Bob: George what do you carry with you?
George: I carry a day planner, phone book, a few rolls of quarters, and a legal pad.
Bob: Why?
George: So I can keep track of my day, make phone calls and produce documents
Bob: Really, I got this new fangled smart phone that does all that plus some
Cons: *poor RF * poor sound quality * no easy way to switch tasks * phone gets sluggish at times * terrible keypad * camera attachment could be better * could not get WAP browser working * no J2ME
I guess since the phone doesn't explode on impact or cause humans to spontaneously combust--could give it a go;)
Harpo Tunnel Syndrome--my wrist feels funny.
Looks more like a lemon to me.