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Review summary: Windows Mobile 5.0 is an operating system that some people swear by and some people swear at. Unlike its Palm-powered Cingular/AT&T twin the 680, the Treo 750 offers 3G UMTS broadband...

Pros: Quad-band world compatibility ; MS Direct &MS Enterprise/POP3 push email ; 1.3 MP digital camera

Cons: Complicated operation ; tightly packed keyboard ; no jog wheel ; no WiFi

Verdict: The Treo 750 from Cingular is the latest update to the Treo lineup. Packing Windows Mobile 5 with various Palm enhancements, we found it to be an extremely usable smart phone. Although the specs are nothing too special when compared to other phones, ...

Review summary: If you're not a Cingular user and you're not enticed by its high-priced calling plans, this is a bitter pill. It's enough to make you long for a day when all phones are sold unlocked, giving the user the freedom to pick his or her own carrier. But if ...

Verdict: Using the Treo 750 is a pleasure thanks to some Palm software touches. You can create thumbnail portraits of your contacts, then create a photo speed dial list on your Today screen. You can also search the Web directly from your Today screen, saving ...

Review summary: If you're not a Cingular user and you're not enticed by its high-priced calling plans, this is a bitter pill. It's enough to make you long for a day when all phones are sold unlocked, giving the user the freedom to pick his or her own carrier. But if ...

Verdict: While it's made up of small improvements, they add up to a significantly better package. We'd still like to see a design overhaul, but the Treo 750 is a great choice for business users who need to keep in touch

Review summary: Antoine Wright brings us a review of Palm's latest Windows Mobile-based smartphone, the Treo 750.

Verdict: If Office Mobile were better (the improvements within Windows Mobile 6's version of Office Mobile speak towards all issues), then the Treo 750 would be a better device to stand on its own.