> Hi,
>
> Sorry if this isn't realy on topic, just didn't know where else to post it.
> I have this 6year old cellphone and finally decided to go for one of the
> new smartphones, since c# is my hobby I'd like to be able to develop
> small application for the phone so I've been looking for one that runs
> windows mobile, ran into lost of them but I'm not sure what the right
> choice will be for me, hopefully someone here has extensive experience
> with them (some details what i'm looking for below).
> All my previous phones where from nokia but that runs symbian or
> something, guess it won't run .net.
>
>
> -wifi/bluetooth
> -3 megapixel cam (at least 2) with video recording capabilities.
> -voice recording
> -sd card expandable (2 gig at least)
> -windows mobile (.net compact)
> -integrated gps
> -compatible with at least one decent carkit :)
> -integrated handsfree speaker
>

> Heron skrev:
>> Hi,
>>
>> Sorry if this isn't realy on topic, just didn't know where else to
>> post it.
>> I have this 6year old cellphone and finally decided to go for one of
>> the new smartphones, since c# is my hobby I'd like to be able to
>> develop small application for the phone so I've been looking for one
>> that runs windows mobile, ran into lost of them but I'm not sure what
>> the right choice will be for me, hopefully someone here has extensive
>> experience with them (some details what i'm looking for below).
>> All my previous phones where from nokia but that runs symbian or
>> something, guess it won't run .net.
>>
>>
>> -wifi/bluetooth
>> -3 megapixel cam (at least 2) with video recording capabilities.
>> -voice recording
>> -sd card expandable (2 gig at least)
>> -windows mobile (.net compact)
>> -integrated gps
>> -compatible with at least one decent carkit :)
>> -integrated handsfree speaker
>>
> If you want all that that you might have to go for a HTC model.
> http://www.htc.com
>
> About GPS: To get a wider range of models to choose from you can drop
> this as a built-in requirement and use a bluetooth based GPS receiver
> instead. It is easier to place such a receiver where it can "see" the
> satellites.
>
> With Windows Mobile 6 there is no difference if it is an external or
> built-in receiver, and WM does already have built-in functionality to
> share a GPS receiver with multiple applications, like a navigation
> system and your application
>
> I am currently developing a transport order and tracking system on a HTC
> X7500 running Windows Mobile 6. It is easy to make programs for such a
> device, but it requires a -Pro version of visual studio.