Singapore's CommunicAsia expo, which ended last week, is still leaving us with little bundles of mobile joy here and there. Today we present for you
Qool Labs' QDA Icon and QDA Lite, Windows Mobile 5.0 follow-ons to last year's
QDA Oh!. The Icon is the more interesting of the two, rocking four honest megapixels on a CCD sensor, A2DP support, and a RAZR-like etched keypad. The Lite offers a more run-of-the-mill 2 megapixel CMOS camera and mainstream design but includes WiFi, which the Icon does not. Expect both tri-band Pocket PCs to make their way into Asian consumers' hands later this year.
[Via Slashphone (
Icon /
Lite)]
Read - Qool Labs QDA IconRead - Qool Labs QDA Lite
Reader Comments (Page 1 of 1)
Tech^CF @ Jun 27th 2006 6:15PM
Where to get that SEXY wm5 skin for my S200 ?!
james @ Jun 27th 2006 6:18PM
In one of the links it says "most users will want a QWERTY keypad other than tapping on the touchscreen manually."
Not THIS user. This is almost exactly what I've been looking for. A device like this sans keyboard is the right size for me. Add a keyboard and it's getting bigger than my pocket. I want functionality like a pocketPC but with the size of a cellphone.
I like the looks of these [calls relative in singapore].
bliss @ Jun 27th 2006 9:43PM
darn.. yeah, QWERTY keyboard would have been nice... so much easier for messaging
Luis @ Jun 27th 2006 10:13PM
whoa... these are sweet... if the icon had WiFi it would be the ultimate phone...
jon @ Jun 27th 2006 11:46PM
it has wifi
Orneta @ Jun 28th 2006 12:59AM
Now THIS is why I come here multiple times a day. These are gorgeous!
Steve @ Jun 28th 2006 5:53AM
I made a skin like that for my Eten m600 ages ago.
http://www.pbase.com/stevierg/m600
mike @ Jun 28th 2006 10:55AM
Sexy indeed... i agree i want a theme like that for my 8125. But a QWERTY keyobard is needed, easier to message/email and especially with the WiFi, you want to be able to surf the web and IM easier... i will never go back to a phone w/o a full keyboard.
Tim @ Jun 28th 2006 6:36PM
Is it just me or does the the one on the right resemble a Palm LifeDrive in some way? Maybe I'm just crazy.
Tellion @ Jul 17th 2006 9:15AM
I like the design, has nice features but not so practical in use.