The O2 phones is a feature rich Smartphone, which uses the Microsoft Windows Mobile 2003 operating system. Ideal for both business customers and consumers, it has tri-band support, GPRS support, Bluetooth enabled, as well as a SDIO slot for SDIO peripherals, such as the Wi-Fi wireless access card. With a larger screen than regular mobile phones, and provide many similar features to the XDA, the O2phone allows users to email, instant message, surf the web, listen to music and play games. Linking with Microsoft Outlook, the O2 also has smart features for corporate user, such as automatically switching to silent during meeting times entered in the Outlook calendar. O2 phones are mostly popular in uk.
The in-built Windows Media Player enables users to view full colour videos with sound from the Internet; and access video download services including chart music, news, sports and comedy. The O2 performed brilliantly using its rechargeable Li-ion battery. There are basically four ways you can connect your O2 to your PC – either via the Infrared port, Bluetooth wireless connectivity, USB data cable / cradle, or using Wi-Fi 802.11b provided with an optional SDIO card, which would have to be purchased separately from after market manufacturers. There are many popular O2 phones in market some are O2 Xda Orbit, O2 Xda 2SM and many more.........
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