The New York Times had a look at the Treo 700w Windows Mobile 5.0 based smartphone from Palm, here's a short clip from their review:

The second question is: how? From the beginning, Palm's and Microsoft's design philosophies were miles apart. Microsoft lived for long lists of features and 65 different ways to get at them, while Palm strove for simplicity and directness. (At one point, Palm actually employed a tap counter--a guy whose job it was to make sure no task required more than three taps on the PalmPilot's touch screen.) How on earth can these two approaches be reconciled?



Link: CNET