Let’s face it. No mobile professional wants to deal with numerous communication devices — each one more fragile than the next. That’s why Motorola designed the durable, all-in-one MC35 Enterprise Digital Assistant. Now you can combine the voice and data capabilities your business needs with the backend connectivity you want — all in a small, lightweight form factor that allows your people to make calls, send and receive email, connect to the Web, read bar codes and even get directions via GPS. Best of all, the MC35 is durable enough to handle all-day, everyday use in a variety of settings. It’s just another way Motorola puts Seamless Mobility in the palm of your hand. HELLOMOTO™.

 

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In an article in the Apr/May 2007 issue of Smartphone & Pocket PC magazine, author Pierre Khawand discusses how he tried nine of the top Smartphones over a period of 81 days. He said in part:

"I called it "The 81-Day Experiment," but some of my friends called it "temporary insanity."

Over a period of 81 days last year, I tried out nine of the top smartphones on the market, including the latest Palm Treos, BlackBerries, Symbians, and of course, Windows Mobile devices. Each device got a nine-day trial, and then I moved on to the next one. My goal was to find the perfect smartphone, but perfection is relative and goes beyond a simple evaluation of what the user needs-it must include style and personality as well. (Note: This magazine uses the word "Smartphone" with the initial "S" capitalized to refer to specific Windows Mobile devices. The word appears in this article un-capitalized to indicate that it refers to devices with PDA and phone capabilities that may or may not use Windows Mobile.)"