Packed with features, the MDA Compact PocketPC from T-Mobile is showcased for the very first time at the CeBIT. The specifications of this PocketPC device include a full VGA screen along with a Windows Mobile 6 core. Read more for detailed information.

T-Mobile is showcasing its monster PocketPC device MDA compact IV at the CeBIT and the unusual name has caused quite a stir and grabbed attention. Speaking of the device, the full VGA screen is a sure shot hit already and the HTC-based Windows Mobile 6 (maybe 6.1, in the near future) forms the core. 4 GB of internal storage would leave you with enough and more options when it comes to storing your documents and music on your PocketPC. Super quick HSDPA, quadband EDGE, Bluetooth and Wi-Fi are some of the other features which make the MDA compact too hot to handle. Moreover, with the exclusive T-Mobile design, 3 megapixel camera and a comfortable animated interface is a temptation too hard to resist. The device is slated to hit the markets this May '08! Can't wait?

Write comment
Name:
Email:	do not notifynotify
Title:
UBBCode:	-color-aquablackbluefuchsiagraygreenlimemaroonnavyolivepurpleredsilvertealwhiteyellow -size-tinysmallmediumlargehuge
Please input the anti-spam code that you can read in the image.

Related PocketPC Posts:

Since the launch of Windows Mobile Pocket PC phones, over 90% of the users face the problem of slowing up of their device over time due to the RAM memory. Here's a free software to improve the speed simply by clearing junk loaded to your PocketPC RAM.

With Windows Phone 7 Series got unveiled at the MWC, everyone was in doubt about the future of older versions of Windows Mobile phones. Cool down guys, actually WM6.x versions are getting rebranded to Windows Phone Classic and some interesting updates are also coming to the older versions and one of such is the Windows Mobile 6.5 ROM upgrade for HTC Diamond 2.

The best PocketPC made to date, the HTC HD2 is now going cheap at T-Mobile. Maybe HTC wants to clear out their inventory before the world gets ready for Windows Mobile 7 or Windows Phone 7 Series by this September.

We have seen a lot of hacks and improvements for the best Pocket PC made to date, the HTC HD2. Like increasing quick links, missed call notifications, now here comes another to make it more user friendly and most importantly, saves some battery.

Ok, we have seen a lot of customizations made to our Pocket PC phones right from changing the Today themes to adding new short-cuts or panels to Titanium plugin. Here is a new Pocket PC trick that might sound simple but gives out an amazing improvement.

TCPMP, as we all know is the media player which allows us to watch movies on our PocketPC and till this date we were happy with the old 98 model skin for the Player. Now after a long, long wait here comes a new skin for the iconic free Media Player on your PocketPC.

We enjoyed Skype on our Pocket PC phones all this while but an official confirmation comes to our disappointment, that the older version will no longer be downloadable or supported from their website.

All are still behind the Windows Phone 7 Series which has been unveiled during the Mobile World Congress at Barcelona and Microsoft decided to make its older Windows Mobile versions in other brand names – Windows Phone Starter Edition and Windows Phone Classic.

As we all know Windows Phone 7 Series has been officially announced and will be in the stores by the Q3 of 2010. Before the shipping of that Zune Phone, some clones for the WM7 are getting dressed up behind the screens.

We seldom hear the boring ‘tring-tring’ tones anymore and with the recent innovation of smartphones and Pocket PC phones having rich multimedia capabilities, it has become a fashion where your ringtone describes your attitude or style. Here is a website that will allow you to download 1000s of ringtones for free.