O2 Xda Atom Exec Review 58
An anonymous reader writes "CNET has posted a full review of the new O2 Xda Atom Exec smartphone device. They were very impressed with the handheld, giving it their 'Editor's Choice' award. From the article: 'On its own, the Exec is a highly impressive, push e-mail enabled smart phone, but if you already own the first Atom, its upgrade worthiness is questionable.'"
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The name of the company you couldn't remember is Dopod, HTC just bought a $150m stake.
http://www.physorg.com/news68740895.html [physorg.com]
I have the O2 Exec... (Score:3, Informative)
It does all of the usual PDA stuff as well as being my mobile phone, GPS (with additional matchbox sized receiver) and I can walk round town using MiniStumbler to detect open WIFI.
It syncs with Exchange so I can access my work public folders and Global Contacts. It also does email, texts, web, etc etc.
And yes... the Universal can run Linux: http://forum.xda-developers.com/viewtopic.php?t=3
Oh, nearly forgot, it also doubles up as an mp3 player with an additional SD card (up to 4GB). So quite a step up from my previous Palm V
Re:I have the O2 Exec... (Score:2, Informative)
I don't think the phone is that bad either. I can get a signal both at home and work which some other phones haven't managed (poor signal area). The voice dial works well (but not over bluetooth headset so that is minus points).
Regarding it's size. Again, I don't think it is that bad. My last phone was a Motorola C775 or something like that and it was a useless brick. This is wider, but thinner and as long and it does loads more.
To be honest, I have heard lots of complaints and lots of raves about this item. I wonder whether there are different batches about causing these problems. Some people love them and they work well. Others hate them and they run like a brick.
May your next phone/pda bring you more joy.
regards,