Those who fell in love with i-mate Jam will definitely fall in love all over again with the new and improved i-mate K-JAM - rumored as the JAM's successor. It still provides you with mobile phone handset basics together with all pocket PC functions. Why K-JAM? Probably due to the sliding shell keyboard, perhaps? Though features are the same, the manufacturer just made it even better.
Also called HTC Wizard, this phones 2.8 inch (diameter) screen is clear and bright - thanks to its 320 x...
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The quad band i-mate PDAL smartphone claims to be the answer to most people's business and multimedia needs, especially to people who uses a Microsoft based PC at home or at work, since the PDAL delivers many familiar Microsoft Windows Mobile 5.0 applications for the pocket PC. This means that the Windows PC operating system can integrate the Windows Mobile-based user interface seamlessly.
This also gives its users the advantage of being able to get instant access to emails through the use...
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The quadband i-mate JAQ pocket PC phone device measures at 4.8 x 2.7 x 0.8 inches and weighs at 5.6 ounces, making it feel a bit too large in the hand, which may pose as a problem for those subscribers who have smaller-sized hands. The i-mate JAQ's design, which is mainly responsible for making it undesirable to most subscribers, sports a relatively goods-sized snap-on thumb QWERTY keypad and touchscreen which measures 2.8 inches with 320 x 240 megapixels, but is overshadowed by its bulky...
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There are so many mobile phones with better features, so how would one choose what phone to pick? A phone can only stand out by its unique design and enhanced features. The i-mate JAQ3 offers all mobile phone features in a compact, easy access and sleek candy bar design - one cannot help but notice it.
With outstanding landscape display and PDA-like QWERTY, 39 keypad and soft touch buttons for easy menu navigation, the JAQ3 is easy to use. Was the touch screen mentioned? The i-mate JAQ3...
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Is your PDA-phone your partner in life? If its too bulky and complicated, you just sometimes want to break up with it, right? The new i-mate Smartflip is the answer to your dilemma.
This ultra sleek, clamshell smart phone is packed with a wide range of features which include Bluetooth connectivity, Microsoft Windows Mobile 5.0 Office compatibility, and quad-band functions. The i-mate Smartflip also features a high quality 1.3- mega pixel camera and a music player with dedicated controls...
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The Ultimate 6150 is renowned smartphone manufacturer i-mate's new, competitively priced offering. The 6150 is marketed as the “ultimate” in a big screen mobile smartphone, and includes some surprising features that are not yet industry standard.Phone Size
Weighing in at 152 grams (with battery), the i-mate Ultimate 6150 is a sleek 60.5 x 118.5 x 15.5 mm, which i-mate users may notice is the same dimensions boasted by the i-mate Ultimate 8150. Despite its measurement-sharing with...
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Phone Dimensions
As with the 6150, also in i-mate's “Ultimate” smartphone line up, the Ultimate 8150 measures a reasonably sleek 118.5 x 60.5 x 15.5 mm and weighs 152 grams, making it about average in size when compared with competitor smartphones. The design of the device is very typical of what users can expect from i-mate's “Ultimate” smartphone products, with rounded edges and a prominent display screen.Screen Size and Features
Like its “Ultimate&rdquo...
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In the new series of i-mate’s Ultimate phones, the 8502 stands alone in not coming with a VGA display screen, which may lend you to believe the 8502 is at the bottom of the heap when put up against the other Ultimate phones i-mate is presenting to the public. This may or may not be the case, but after we played around with it, we thought the 8502 was poised to fill a particular niche the other phones in the series might miss.
The Ultimate series seems to be all about great...
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i-mate came up with the concept for the Ultimate series with a vision for making handhelds that crammed more features into them than any other cell phones in the market. There has been plenty of advance hype and talk about these phones, but as of yet they haven’t made their way to market, and there is some speculation that they never will. Will the i-mate Ultimate 9502 be another example of a company’s vaporware, or will we see this next generation of feature packed handhelds in...
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