One big enhancement and a ton of smaller ones allow the Treo 700p to retain its title as the best smart phone. It’s still on the bulky side, and it costs $200 more than the much slimmer Motorola Q, but power users who demand EV-DO speeds along with simple operation can’t go wrong with this device. The 6.4-ounce Treo 700p looks and feels a lot like the 650, but there are several subtle design differences, some welcome, some not. The deivce has dedicated send and end keys for making and terminating calls; the bad news for Treo fans is that the Menu key has been moved from its position next to the five-way navigation control to the bottom right of the keyboard, which is a little less convenient.



Link: Laptop Mag