Palm Treo 700p Smartphone Revealed
The new Palm Treo 700p is the first Palm's CDMA-based smartphone. The device features broadbandlike EvDO download speeds in CDMA networks, as well as a 1.3-megapixel camera and camcorder, media player and 128MB of memory with support for SD external memory cards.

Superior phone functionality, including personalized ring tones for various categories of callers and the ability to ignore a call with text messaging;
New voice-memo application, which can be used to create custom ring tones, add voice annotations to photos or simply record a memo;
Enhanced email and messaging, including better Microsoft Exchange Server 2003 ActiveSync support, which now includes contact sync in addition to email and calendar, as well as threaded SMS/MMS messages in a single chat view and out-of-the-box support for Yahoo!, AOL, and Gmail;
Smarter, faster web browsing using a new and improved version of the award-winning Blazer browser;
Full PDF support using DataViz Documents To Go Version 8.0, which also offers native support for Microsoft Word, Excel and PowerPoint; and
The fast, friendly and familiar Palm OS platform, Version 5.4.9.
A CD in the Palm Treo 700p smartphone box includes extra applications -- some free, others for a fee -- such as VoiceSignal, for users who want voice dialing, and Avvenu, for those who want access to their home- or work-computer files while on the go. A secure VPN software client is provided by anthaVPN. Anyone with downtime could appreciate games from Handmark (Solitaire) and Astraware (Bejeweled), while those with a commute may find Palm Traffic to be a useful application. For book-lovers, the CD also includes Palm eReader as well as software from Audible Inc. for listening to audio books.
Source: press release
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Posted 05/15/06 | Filed under: Wireless |

