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Everywhere you look, people have smartphones. We are walking around with more computing power in our pocket than all of NASA had in the 1960s, and there's such a bewildering range of choices that you have to rely on the three bullet points the mobile phone stores and brochures provide. In this group test, the first of two looking at smartphones, I will look at a number of the most recent Symbian-based smartphones, what they offer, and their strengths and weaknesses.

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A SmartPhone is basically a mobile phone that has the PDA (Personal Digital Assistant) embedded in it. As e all know the PDA is a minuscule handy device that has the features of a personal computer that includes document viewing, task and contact management, and definitely Internet access. A SmartPhone has all these features but the only difference between a PDA and a SmartPhone is that PDA is data-centric whereas the SmartPhone is an essentially voice-centric gadget. These SmartPhones include Internet, emailing access, scheduling or PIM software, contact management and can read documents like Word, Excel and PDF. These SmartPhones also have in-built features like the camera, music player and GPS navigation