Last available with the Pocket PC 2003 Phone Edition operating system,
the Pocket PC Phone from T-Mobile (formerly VoiceStream)
was the first Pocket PC to offer mobile phone
users the chance to combine a Pocket PC and a
cell phone. Distributed by T-Mobile,
the Pocket PC Phone featured a 206MHz StrongArm
processor, dual band capabilities, and GSM/GPRS
connectivity. The device was intended for use on the
T-Mobile/VoiceStream wireless network.
Since
the release of this first version of the T-Mobile
Pocket PC Phone, many other Windows Moible powered PDA Phones and Smartphones have been released, and T-Mobile has updated its Windows Mobile phone offerings.
You can browse all currently available Windows Mobile Pocket PC Phones here.
Last available with the Pocket PC 2003 Phone Edition operating system,
the Pocket PC Phone from T-Mobile (formerly VoiceStream)
was the first Pocket PC to offer mobile phone
users the chance to combine a Pocket PC and a
cell phone. Distributed by T-Mobile,
the Pocket PC Phone featured a 206MHz StrongArm
processor, dual band capabilities, and GSM/GPRS
connectivity. The device was intended for use on the
T-Mobile/VoiceStream wireless network.
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