Smartphone - Why IPhone With WiFi, Java, and Windows is One of the Smartest

Online, November 26, 2009 (Newswire.com) - The other day, I had someone contact me on one of my blogs asking if I thought it would make sense to get the iPod touch just for web surfing. Since they were under the impression that none of the clones had WiFi, they wanted the iTouch for the web browsing. They did not want to have to pay a lot of money for a monthly data package and since they already had a low cost cell phone and plan that they liked, they reasoned that they'd get the Touch just so they could get online.
The M88 WiFi (as well as GPS and Windows): Other than the CECT T32, the M88 is one of the few decent clones that offers Wi Fi. But, it also has GPS and Windows Mobile 6.0. Many people really like having Windows on their phone since many use this at the office as well. You can also use applications and software like SKYPE, MSN, Mobile QQ, Word, Excel, MSN Chat, and read / view PDF / PPT documents.
The M88 And Java: It wasn't until recently that the iPhone clones started offering Java support in models like the i68 (SciPhone) and the i9. This phone supports Java as well and has a very nice gaming experience. There are literally thousands of games available for download, including NES and Java QQ. This phone vibrates during games which my kids really like.
The TV Out Feature: The MiPhone, (as this phone is also sometimes called), has what is called the "TV out" feature, which means that you can hook the phone up to a TV to show the video stored on the phone on a larger screen. So, say you take video of your kid's soccer game for his grandparents. They aren't stuck squinting to watch the game on a tiny screen. They can watch it on your TV just by connecting the phone.
This phone doesn't have the "shake and tilt" feature, though. But most people who want this phone are more interested in productivity and find shake control a bit "quirky."
Quad Band Upgrade: Of the two smartphones I mentioned before (the T32 and this one) only this model is quad band. The difference is the 850 MHZ band (some AT&T customers and some Cingular folks are on this). Many people are totally fine with a tri band, but if you are on the 850 MHZ, you will need a quad band.
Camera(s) Upgrade: This M88 Smartphone actually has two cameras. The main camera is 2 mega pixels, which is better than most clones, which have 1.3 MPs. This phone also has a spare camera which is 0.3 aka VGA. I'm not sure what the point of this is. I only use the 2MP camera.
Expandable Memory And Transferring Data: You can transfer data with a USB data cable (which usually comes with the phone) or via memory card.