O2 XDA is a wonder in itself. A fantastic 2.8inch display and great features makes it a favorite for many. To top it all, O2 have enriched the already brilliant XDA with a GPS chipset. Here’s presenting the O2 XDA Orbit. This move is surely aimed at easing the lives of those in the United Kingdom. The XDA has stored maps of the entire United Kingdom and Ireland frontiers. Advanced help like assistance in avoiding toll booths and real-time positioning and updating of data makes the system very covetable. The CoPilot Live satellite navigation (sat nav) software drives the GPS on the phone. The rest of the features are synonymous to those of the typical O2 smartphone, includes a 2.0 megapixel camera and a FM radio. The phone is driven by Windows Mobile 5.0 operating system and also provides with Wi-Fi connectivity. Memory features include 128MB of flash memory and 64 MB main memory. In addition to this we also have a MicroSD expansion slot. So, that’s all about it.

The O2 XDA can cost you a little over $400. Good features and serves as a GPS system as well; all in all a good investment.
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