We spoke with an O2 representative in Australia but unfortunately he could not confirm the launch date or price for the O2 Xda IIi at this stage. We did however find out some specifications of the new ...

O2's first PDA-phone into UAE, KSA, Kuwait & Bahrain offers the best in mobile productivity, messaging and multimedia in a tiny form factorDubai, United Arab Emirates, Tuesday, May 16th 2006 - O2, the ...

Eyeing off O2's PDA and smartphones but disappointed with the lack of 3G support? Its line-up for 2007 looks impressive, with Wi-Fi, 2-megapixel cameras and zippy processors on all models. Hi, I look ...

UK-based mobile service operator O2 plans to re-enter the Taiwan handset market with its PDA phone, the Xda Atom, on June 7, according to market sources. The company hasn't launched any new products ...

Dubai: O2, a leading provider of premium mobile data devices in Asia Pacific, yesterday said its latest PDA-phone, the Xda Atom Exec, will operate on a completely Arabised platform. This is strike two ...

Every once in a while, a new electronic gadget will make you stop and do a double take. So it was with the iMac; it may eventually be the same with the O2 xda. It's an oddly named product due from a ...

The O2 Xda Stealth PDA phone series, a new Microsoft Windows-based model that was announced by O2 Asia Pacific yesterday, is being manufactured by Gigabyte Communications, a handset subsidiary of ...

The new wave of hybrid PDA business phones are here. The gadget gurus from RMIT decide who talks the talk. Mobile phones began as an incredibly convenient business tool far superior to a pager, ...

O2, a mobile manufacturing company, has recently launched the 'Xda Atom Life' with an aim to demonstrate that PDA-phones can manage one's life on all fronts - seamlessly fusing work and play; and ...

Features: The XDA IIi PDA-phone comes with a new Intel processor running at 520MHz, thereby qualifying as the fastest PDA-phone available. Running on the Microsoft Windows Mobile 2003 platform, the O2 ...

It's almost beyond cliché to pronounce the PDA dead. With Psion out of the market, ultralight notebooks pushing from one side and over-featured smartphones squeezing from the other, what's left for ...