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PDA phones not only make calls, they connect to the Internet and serve as small personal organizers. Manufactured by many electronics companies, PDA (personal digital assistants) phones are often used by students and professionals alike.
Memory
PDA phones have more built-in memory than regular cell phones and they usually have expansion slots for memory cards that allow for even more storage. Additional storage allows users of PDA phones to contain more contact information and larger files.
Typing
To make typing easier, PDA phones include qwerty keyboards that give each letter or symbol its own key. Some PDA devices also include a stylus or trackball for added navigation options.
Organization
Organizational features on PDA phones usually include a calendar, organizer, alarm clock and email client. These features help busy people to keep up with their schedule no matter where they are.
Processing
PDA phones contain faster processors than standard cell phones. This allows them to browse the Internet and navigate through features at a faster rate.
Entertainment
Many modern PDA phones also include entertainment applications such as music players, video players and games.
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