I have yet to talk about my user experience. That’s in Part IV which is coming out on Monday as I’ve promised so for you to say that I am prejudiced for the device is a low blow. I’ve only introduced the device in Part I, talked about it’s outlook and hardware in Part II (which you also agree that it’s beautiful) and discussed the software that was added to the phone by Atom in Part III. I have yet to talk about call quality, volume, etc.

As for the missing software, there’s an application called O2 Menu which is a task manager and functions like one. I mentioned it in the article above these comments. I also mentioned that it’s lacking a real close button but other than that, it’s not shabby for a task manager.

There are also customization software which I also mentioned in the form of O2 Themes. You can read about it in the article above. What I do agree with you is that there is no backup application.

Do come back for Part IV of the review as I share with you my user experience on the device.

Bettry life is really bad, the worst among others….

Software support is really bad, once new model is launched they dont care providing upgrades for previous models, like supporing new memory cards,

Bluetooth does not works with windows media player, you have to install another app to do that but that makes sound pretty crazy

Software comes with mobile is totally missing, like task manager, backup software, no customization software, means you get what windows mobile comes default with

Volume is soo badly low, no way to hear well or talk in little noise…..this is the worst thing i can ever expect in a mobile, I had ETEN before and that kills my xda atom in every sense….

Yes its good looking, but thats it….