The O2’s XDA IQ is a 110 grams smartphone that sports a wireless network connectivity so you can access the internet anywhere and anytime, as long as there’s a hotspot nearby. This quadband PDA phone also features a 1.3 megapixel camera, 64K display, Bluetooth, GPRS, EDGE, infrared, and miniSD card slot. The smartphone will run under Windows Mobile 5 operating system and will support direct push-email solution. In a matter of fact, this XDA IQ is the first O2 device that supports the new Microsoft Direct Push-Email technology.

The solution also supports the messaging and collaboration features of Microsoft Exchange 2003 servers, so there is no need for additional servers to push email to the device. Customers have real-time* email delivery with no extra outlay, providing a secure, cost-effective mobile office solution. In addition, the Microsoft Direct Push email solution also incorporates enhanced security via the Messaging and Security Feature Pack (MSFP), allowing O2 Xda users to work securely, anytime, anyplace.

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