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For some more info about the HP iPAQ h6315, CNet has posted some interesting news about the new HP device co-developed with T-mobile that will allow cell phone conversations and WiFi in one neat little package. I am personally still on the fence as far as dual devices are concerned, but the fact that the h6315 has Bluetooth as well for my beloved Jabra headset phone calls, I just might be persuaded. 8-) "The h6315, which was co-developed with T-Mobile, operates on a traditional cellular network but can automatically hop over onto a faster Wi-Fi connection when one is available. The device also has a built-in camera and a detachable keyboard and can also act as a cell phone using the GSM cellular network.
"This is the ultimate device," said Scott Ballantyne, vice president of business services marketing for T-Mobile USA. "This will play and store MP3s. It takes pictures."
To allow the device to switch networks, T-Mobile had to adjust its network to let devices store a second Internet Protocol connection. Microsoft also had to make changes to its Windows Mobile operating system."
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