Best PDAs for Business Use

the kindle dx does a great job with pdf files, unfortunately it won't work with most of the research articles i read which are in 2-column format.

it is perfect for reading large-format documents (e.g., journal articles, newspapers/magazines, etc.).

for what i do read which are some pdfs and word documents it works well.

yes, it views pdf documents fine (except one i had with a ridiculously detailed embedded image that it refused to display).

it is a great work tool for me.

while this phone is just about everything i could have hoped for, it does have a few drawbacks too that i have not figured out a workaround for yet.

* once i put my t-mobile sim in it appeared to auto-configure, but i couldn't get edge to work until i changed the edge configuration to [...] from [...]

i even sync it with realplayer and it works fine.

i was pretty excited about using the joiku spot feature, which i tried and tried to get it to work, but to no avail.

it works well and has a good deal of features that i actually use.

- symbian smartphone: everything you could possibly need to comply with today's demands regarding internet connection (the wi-fi feature is just perfect as well as nokia's web browser), the ms office

nokia's bluetooth works fine, but is backwards in implementation in comparison to se.

i use it for work every day and have downloaded multiple apps and it is a great phone - nothing seems to interfere with the touch screen thus far.

works perfectly and syncronize with windows/outlook and a great way!

i update my stats for work on the touch screen very easily.

i have gone through the steps in the manual but they don't seem to work2.