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HP Mobile Messenger Delayed

May 13, 2005, 12:36 PM by (staff)

Additional rumors have surfaced regarding the release of HP's new Mobile Messenger devices the company announced in February. The devices have reportedly been delayed from late summer to November. Many pages and links referencing the iPAQ 6500 have been removed from HP's website. The delay may be due to the last minute addition of Wi-Fi to the device, as well as an upgrade to Windows Mobile 5.0, two features not in the original specifications on HP's website. The same sources also report the HP will launch a few unannounced devices this summer, including an upgraded 6315 for Cingular and a Windows Mobile Smartphone handset.

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shouser_7

May 13, 2005, 7:16 PM

That really sux!

Why did they have to discontinue the 6315 then if they don't have a model to replace it. That is the only PDA Phone that T-Mobile carries that has Wi-Fi installed in the phone.

muchdrama

shouser_7 said:
Why did they have to discontinue the 6315 then if they don't have a model to replace it. That is the only PDA Phone that T-Mobile carries that has Wi-Fi installed in the phone.

Two words: Bad software. ...
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killough

shouser_7 said:
Why did they have to discontinue the 6315 then if they don't have a model to replace it. That is the only PDA Phone that T-Mobile carries that has Wi-Fi installed in the phone.

The T-Mobile MDA III / ...
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