Just as the great unwashed now think that all things MP3 is called an iPod, so there was a time when all handheld devices were simply known as iPAQs. This must have annoyed most vendors, especially Palm, but HP was never heard to complain. Now, the company is attempting to do the same with the connected device. The HP iPAQ hw6515 Mobile Messenger is only the second such handset the company has launched and as you would expect, HP has opted for the Microsoft route. However, rather than finding Smartphone Edition powering it, you’ll find Pocket PC Phone Edition 2003 running at the heart of the machine..Read on at Pocket-Lint to learn more about this mobile messenger which features a qwerty keyboard.



Link: Pocket Lint