Ultimately, the smartphone or PDA you'll end up spending your hard-earned money depends on your needs. So in this respect, typical arguments over which mobile OS is better are moot.

So it doesn't matter if many Windows Mobile devices are known for the lack of responsivness and reliability. Because this post talks about how the Treo 750 is easily the most user-friendly Windows Mobile gadget on the market today.

It's a rare case of marketing without the exaggeration. Palm incessantly highlights their "enhancements" when featuring the Treo 750, and they're genuine improvements that make a lot of things easier to do.

The buttons are arranged in such a way that you seldom need to pull the stylus out of its silo. And Palm and Microsoft found a way to make the great SMS chat work on Windows Mobile. Let's not forget the so-called "photo speed dial," which lets you dial a contact by clicking on his portrait on the today screen.

The best thing about the marriage of Palm and Windows Mobile is the fact that you'll spend most of your time using the smartphone with one hand, instead of being forced to pull out the stylus for even the most simple of tasks.