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Motorola phone with Microsoft software is on par with rivals December 26, 2003 [MS Smartphone] | By anonymous 1. ...says BusinessWeek, the major business magazine. 
Furthermore again Motorola MPx200 gets positive review: Personally, I prefer the Treo 600, which does everything the Smartphone does at least as well and has a keyboard and a bigger display. But it is substantially bigger and costs more than twice as much. If you want something more phonelike that fits more easily into your pocket, the MPx200 is a good choice. One area where the Smartphone outdoes most competitors is ... ... e-mail. You can fetch mail from any standard Internet account, and it´s fairly easy to select an address from your contact list by tapping out the first couple of letters of a name. Because the only way to enter data is by tapping away on the telephone dial pad, you´re probably not going to be composing long messages, but it is a handy device for reading mail on the go. It gets better if your business mail system is Exchange and your employer is running Microsoft´s Mobile Information Server. Then your phone not only will get mail delivered to it automatically, but contacts, calendar items, to-dos, and other information will stay synchronized over the air. To read the article at BusinessWeek in full click here.  Post your comment (free registration is required to post, but if you register you can edit your posts later)
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