First seen: 22 february 2007
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List All 1 PricesThe HTC S710 is the most compact messaging phone with an auto-sliding QWERTY keyboard. It is the first smartphone powered by the new Windows Mobile® 6 Standard platform. This new platform provides genuine mobile Office Outlook® experience, greater control of Outlook® Mobile Calendar, better Internet Explorer® Mobile browsing experience and Windows Live™. It also offers greater interoperability with Exchange Server 2007 providing you with improved e-mail management (su…
The HTC S710 or also known as the Orange SPV 650 is a well-polished handset that whilst not going out of its way to perform wonders does offer a good solid offering none the less. The inclusion of Windows Mobile 6 will certainly appeal to those who want to futureproof themselves and although twice the thickness of the BlackBerry Curve it's really only slightly bigger than Sony Ericsson's W810 Walkman handset. One of the better SPVs of recent times if you aren't look for... Read more
A gifted Windows smartphone that squeezes a QWERTY keyboard into its slender frame without compromising on power. Read more
The S710 should really be in everyone's pocket Read more
The S710 gets the smartphone/Pocket PC balance spot on. Read more
Verdict Windows Mobile is now available in phones of all shapes and sizes, though this particular model offers a reasonable balance between limiting the bulk while still offering a usable QWERTY keyboard. Even the latest version of the software takes a while to load, however, and isn’t particularly responsive, making us wonder if Microsoft is overloading the technology with too many features for it to be able to run smoothly. Nevertheless, if you want the latest device... Read more
-Since it’s not subsidized, it doesn’t require ridiculous web services or other carrier add-ons that are completely useless on a phone Read more
Since 2006, I have wanted this phone. I saw this in the Orange Shop on Contract, or priced at £250 for the handset alone. Too much for any phone, in my eyes. After using a Nokia 6230i for the past 2 Years, things have just been basic for a Mobile, but when this little guy was sat in a Cash Converters Window for £40, I had to have him. I got him home, and had it charge up for a couple of hours, to have a proper play around with it. My HTC is, or at least was, BT... Read more
I previously had a Qtec Kjam and I have moved to this phone as I liked the size and the numeric keypad on the front. I have found that the Windows Mobile has filled some of the gaps the previous system had which needed to be filled with 3rd party software (though it is a pity that Microsoft still does not support Lotus Notes for their sync software). I do not find the keyboard too small, rather it is easy to use for the times that you need it. This phone is really easy... Read more
I purchased the HTC S710 about 6 months ago. I have very little complaints about the phone. I will n Read more