Starting Out with Your Handheld

The information contained in this page is for general information purposes only. The information is provided by manufacturers outside UIS and whilst we endeavour to keep the information up-to-date and correct, UIS provides best-effort support in regards to handhelds due to the large variety of models and the fast evolution of handheld-related technologies.

BlackBerry (also known as BlackBerry Smartphone)

If your BlackBerry device does not look similar to any of the pictures beneath, then turn off the device, remove your battery, and then look inside the device for a sticker. The model number will be present on this sticker.

	BlackBerry Curve Series BlackBerry® Curve 8320 smartphone BlackBerry® Curve 8310 smartphone BlackBerry® Curve 8300 smartphone
	Blackberry 8800 Series BlackBerry® 8830 World Edition smartphone BlackBerry® 8820 smartphone BlackBerry® 8800 smartphone
	BlackBerry Pearl BlackBerry® Pearl 8130 smartphone BlackBerry® Pearl 8120 smartphone BlackBerry® Pearl 8100 smartphone
	BlackBerry 8700 Series BlackBerry 8707g smartphone BlackBerry 8707h smartphone BlackBerry 8707v smartphone BlackBerry 8703e smartphone BlackBerry 8700c smartphone BlackBerry 8700f smartphone BlackBerry 8700g smartphone BlackBerry 8700r smartphone BlackBerry 8700v smartphone
	BlackBerry 7100 Series BlackBerry 7130c smartphone BlackBerry 7130e smartphone BlackBerry 7130g smartphone

iPhone

Image of an iPhone

iPhone User Guide

Palm

Handheld Support

Palm Smartphone Support

Windows Mobile

Getting Started

Tips and Tricks

Is my device a Windows Mobile Smartphone or Pocket PC Phone?

Smartphones and Pocket PC phones work slightly differently. When setting up your new device or downloading add-on software, it is important to know which version of the Windows Mobile operating system is installed on your device.

Pocket PC Phones come with a stylus that you can use to touch the screen. Also, on Pocket PC phones, the Windows flag logo appears on the top left of the home screen.

Smartphones do not have a touchscreen or stylus, and, on the home screen, the Windows flag logo appears on the bottom left of the home screen. Smartphones can have either QWERTY keyboards or 12-key keypad.