If you need to enjoy Windows Mobile but don't like a complete transition from other mobile operating systems like Symbian in Nokia, then Windows Mobile standard should be choice. New on the line is At&t propel pro smartphone.

Made by samsung, this shiny little smartphone is powered by a Windows Mobile standard edition, which means no touch screens!

Though like its predecessor, we find a QWERTY keypad for the much loved messaging features, a 3 megapixel camera, and a well thought out and put together metal housing which does add heft to an already chubby device.

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