The issue of Consumer Reports for January ‘09 has made it online, listing the following as their top choices in the smartphone category. Samsung Blackjack II (AT&T) - score: 69 (out of 100) T-Mobile Wing - score: 66 Motorola Q 9c (Verizon) - score: 65 T-Mobile Shadow - score: 65 Pantech Duo (AT&T) - score: 63 AT&T Tilt - score: 62 Palm

There's no shortage of Windows Mobile 6.1 upgrades available for download, so we've compiled and linked to (hopefully) all of them to make searching for that device upgrade just a little bit easier. If you know of any we've missed, hit us with a link and we'll add it to the list. Alltel: HTC Touch, HTC PPC6800ASUS: P527, P750AT&T: Motorola Q9h, Pantech Duo, Tilt,Bell: H...

This is Pantech's second attempt with this kind of device, Pantech Duo 2 representing Pantech Duo's successor. Even though the first model was very well known, it wasn't really that appreciated by clients so, this time, Pantech hopes to solve that problem, given the fact that this new version has suffered some improvements, though there will be some to call...

Documents seen on the FCC site reveal details of the Pantech Duo 2 C820. This update of the original Duo is a dual slider that has a 12-key number pad and full QWERTY keyboard. It runs Windows Mobile 6.1, has Bluetooth, 2 megapixel camera with video capture, and microSD memory card support. The FCC documents

The Pantech Duo 2 C820 the successor to the Pantech Duo has been spotted at the FCC and carried over from the Duo is the slides that offer both QWERTY and numeric keypads for the heavy texter. This update of the original Pantech Duo runs on Windows Mobile 6.1 operating systemand incorporates a 2 megapixel camera

The Pantech Duo 2 has just been approved by the FCC, which means we should be able to get our hands on this phone some time soon. There isn’t any mention of pricing or carrier information for this... [

The FCC has just revealed details about the Pantech Duo’s successor, the Pantech Duo C820. Right off the bat you will notice that this phone is very round and as shiny as grandpas head after a good waxing. Slightly after you might notice that yes it does slide both ways just like the original Duo

(Credit: FCC) Before collapsing under the incredible blogger peer pressure and buying an iPhone, I was a user of Helio's Ocean. The thing was great. It did everything the iPhone did and still outperforms it in some ways (MMS and video capture, anyone?), and Pantech's engineers used the ...

Fans of the no-frills, messaging-oriented Pantech Duo with that dual-sliding hybrid keyboard/keypad setup will be glad to hear that the AT&T Pantech Duo 2 is almost ready to prime-time. The Pantech C820 has been spotted hanging out at the FCC with a refreshed, shiny exterior and cleaner, sleeker lines. And, that means we’ll likely see

The original Pantech Duo provided an innovative dual sliding mechanism, offering both a numer pad in portrait sliding mode and QWERTY keyboard in landscape sliding. The Duo 2 is Pantech's second attempt at the slider, refining the looks and updating the operating system to Windows Mobile Standard 6.1 for non-touchscreen devices. MobilitySite has some pictures of the new dual-action slider, wh...