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BlackBerrys set legal beagles free
Case Study The firm trialled Orange's SPV PDA but getting to emails took too long compared to the intuitive push technology BlackBerrys offered. Law firm MacRoberts has never looked back after dishing out BlackBerrys to its staff - because of the improved... [15 Feb 2007]
Orange to UK SMEs: ‘You get our own-brand push email last'
News Eight handsets will be compatible with the service, including four Orange own-brand SPV devices, two Nokia handsets and one made by Sony Ericsson. Orange has today unveiled its very own mobile email service which it hopes will win over the SME... [29 Jun 2006]
HTC launches own-brand Windows phones
News HTC has traditionally sold unbranded handsets to operators, including Orange's SPV and Virgin Mobile's TV phone, as well as other devices under the Qtek brand, through channel partners and distributors. [15 Jun 2006]
Orange shows off latest SPV laptop-3G phone
News Orange has released the latest in its own-brand smart phone series, the SPV M5000. The release of the new SPV comes as Orange ramps up the pressure on its drive to snare more of the business mobile market. [21 Sep 2005]
Leader: Mobile's changing landscape
Leader Meanwhile Orange, in cahoots with Microsoft but also pushing plush models from most other major phone makers, spoke again of a refined high-end of 'signature phones', such as the latest SPV, quite possibly the world's smallest smart phone. [08 Jun 2004]
Re:Viewing 2003 - Mobile and wireless
News But overall Microsoft made few mobile advances, though a new version of the SPV, made by HTC in Taiwan, added Bluetooth and an integrated camera. There were spats over 3G, Iraq and mobile OSes but, says Tony Hallett, 2003 was much better than 2002. [23 Dec 2003]
Vodafone CEO: Microsoft OS not ready yet
News Microsoft has made advances with its Windows Mobile OS this year, seeing it included in the Motorola MPx200 on the Orange network as well as the SPV, also an Orange 'signature phone'. Vodafone has backed away from adopting Microsoft's operating... [22 Dec 2003]
Huawei signals intent in handset market
News Neighbouring Taiwan has also made a splash in the mobile arena, though it is better-known for contract manufacturers who make bespoke devices, often directly for operators in the West, such as the Microsoft-based SPV sold by Orange and O2's xda... [12 Nov 2003]
Microsoft, Motorola and Orange team up for UK smart phone
News Orange announced a partnership with Motorola in June and has been a key user of Microsoft technology, being the first operator to sell a device based on the Windows Smartphone 2002 operating system last October - its SPV, manufactured in Taiwan by... [15 Sep 2003]
New Orange, new optimism
News Orange was the first company to roll out a phone, the SPV, that uses the Microsoft Smartphone 2002 OS. Orange has outlined bullish plans for the next few years that it says will see it being number one or two in a market - or get out. [24 Jun 2003]
Photo messaging services 'baffle' consumers
News MMS-enabled handsets currently on the UK market include Orange's SPV (Sound Pictures Video) (see a review of the SPV here), Sharp's GX10 and GX1 Nokia's 3510 and 7650, and Sony Ericsson's T68i and T300. [02 Dec 2002]
The week Vodafone and Orange gave us something to look forward to
Comment Earlier this week Orange unveiled its SPV, a sleek handset that is the first to use the Microsoft Smartphone 2002 operating system. Success for Orange will mean selling a couple of hundred thousand SPV handsets by this time next year and raising... [25 Oct 2002]
Orange smart phone promises "3G-type services before 3G"
News Orange last night launched its SPV smart phone, a device based on Microsoft's Smartphone 2002 operating system and one which it says will allow "3G-type services before 3G". The tri-band SPV - which stands for sound, pictures and voice - features a... [23 Oct 2002]
Re:Viewing 2002 - Mobile and wireless (Part 2)
News The PocketPC-based iPaq continues to attract certain users and we did like Orange's SPV (http://www.silicon.com/a56070) - software plainly from Microsoft, hardware not so plainly from Taiwan's HTC. 2002 was also the year of the wireless LAN, as... [31 Dec 2001]
