I’ve just recently been picking up news of a recently released Windows Mobile device running WM6, with a 624MHz processor and 1GB of ROM.  For a decent price: $400(US)!  Check out the review at Cellubration of the MWg Atom Life Windows Mobile 6 Phone.
Here are a rundown of the specs.

Windows Mobile 6
TriBand GSM/EDGE
DualBand UMTS/HSDPA
64MB [...]

Ed Hansbury over at Pocket PC Thoughts has a good poll on what input method people are using on their smartphone.  Head on over to “What Is Your Primary Input Method On Your Pocket PC” and get your vote in.
Personally, I use the slide-out keyboard on my T-Mobile MDA, but you may prefer otherwise.  [...]

Now, I know I’m late on getting this news out, so don’t work me over too much!  SBSH has released PhoneWeaver - a PPC application that offers a number of needed features that should be part of the base operating system.
A Phone Profile manager that allows you to manage the phone status based on time, [...]

Jason Dunn reviews Microsoft’s latest version of Voice Command.  The new version really seems to have been updated with enhanced Bluetooth features more than anything else.
While I’ve used Voice Command in previous incarnations, I’m not sure if this upgrade is for me.  While the added Bluetooth support takes care of many complaints in that [...]

Today, ACCESS Co., LTD has announced the Technical Preview of their award winning NetFront browser for Pocket PC.  In the new version, improved performance is accomplished by enhanced rendering speed due to optimization of the communication processing and a review of the model structure.  A new “Visual Bookmarks” feature allows you to view a (previously [...]

I’ve had the worst problem with my T-Mobile MDA dropping calls about 4 minutes into a call. While the exact time of the drop varied (sometimes up to 10 minutes into a call) it was consistent to the point that everyone I talked to knew about when it would happen.
I’ve been searching all over [...]

The HTC Herald class of device has been reviewed by CoolSmartPhone in the HTC P4350.  This device is the latest in the evolution from the original HTC Wizard class from 18 months ago.
The old: sliding QWERTY keyboard, GPRS/EDGE, WiFi, 200MHz processor, QVGA screen, 128MB ROM, 64MB RAM.
The new: keyboard slides out from the opposite side, [...]

Darren Murph over at Engadget Mobile has uncovered detailed specifications on the new HTC Omni Windows Mobile device.  It seems that it will boast an 800×480 4″ display, GSM/GPRS/EDGE/UMTS/HSDPA connectivity, WiFi b/g, Bluetooth 2.0, rotating clamshell screen, 400MHz processor and QWERTY keyboard.  Good stuff.
Via: Engadget Mobile - HTC Omni specifications unearthed

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PhatWare has released version 4 of the award winning PhatPad note taking application. With every successive release, new features and functionality has been added, v4.0 is no different.
New Feature Highlights

Allows to load background images
Allows toolbar customization
Supports handwriting recognition (PenOffice and/or CalliGrapher software is required, sold separately); Tablet PC recognizer can be also used
Supports vertical [...]

Though there is some confusion on the exact specifications on the Athena class devices, it sure looks like a winner from a pure usability perspective.
The device sports a larger screen like larger PDA devices rather than the 2″ size that grace most PPC phones these days.  With a wide assortment of wireless connectivity options, [...]