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Add to that, the fact that this Nextel Smartphone operates on Windows Mobile software, has near WiMax high speed downloads, plus includes Pocket Outlook, Pocket Explorer, ClearVue document viewing software and Windows Media Player software
Motorola I930 Nextels Own Smartphone by Rohit Dhankhari / Telecommunications industry community
The WA3050 allows mobile users to collect and read e-mail, browse the Web through Pocket Explorer, playback MP3 files and use advanced PDA functions, such as address books, calendaring and note taking.
SAGEM Selects PacketVideo's Leading MPEG-4 Technology to Enable Rich ... by Business Wire
The Minstrel 540 Handheld modem works with the HP Jornada's bundled Pocket Inbox and Pocket Explorer applications, delivering wireless access to email, the Internet, and corporate LANs to users on the go and on the road.
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