Wireless PDA Phones — Great For Work Or Play

People have grown accustomed to cell phones with calendars and cell phones that browse the web. But what if you could use your cell phone to work on an office spreadsheet or write the Great American Novel. By combining a personal digital assistant (PDA) with your wireless phone into one small, stylish package, wireless PDA phones give you a micro-sized mobile office that fits in your pocket.

There is a huge selection of software available for PDA cell phones. You can get contact managers, financial software, even tools to help you manage your diet. These phones use either the popular Palm OS or a Windows-based operating system to run applications and share information with your desktop computer or laptop. Wireless PDA phone technology gives you several options for synchronizing data. Most people use a USB data cable to connect to their computers. Some PDA phones can “beam” data to an infrared enabled device, such as another PDA. New Bluetooth capable PDA phones can make a wireless connection to laptops and other Bluetooth devices.

Cell phones with built-in PDA devices are a smart choice for anyone who needs round-the-clock access to information as they travel. Even when you are far from the office, in places like Roanoke, Virginia, Medina, Washington and Lucas, Texas, you can stay connected to your POP email or corporate intranet with a PDA mobile phone. Optional Virtual Private Network software lets you access data securely.

PDA phones aren’t all work and no play. These phones can take advantage of downloadable ringtones, games, and multimedia messaging technology the same as other high-end cellular phones. As you might expect, a full range of accessories are available for PDA phones. Foldable full-size keyboards allow typing. Some of these devices support MP3 player technology, making memory cards and stereo headsets or speakers perfect add-ons. Handsfree kits let you use your PDA phone safely while you drive.

Also see; cell phones with a PDA.

Author Notes:

Greg Marsden contributes and publishes news editorial to http://www.cell-phones-n-plans.com. A cell phone industry resource that features service plan comparisons, cellular phone reviews and articles.