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Organization has never the easiest thing to master, especially in those decades past. Fortunately, we have since been introduced to devices that could help us organize. And we're sure you can look back to the days when the first PDAs, or personal digital assistants were released. But like all great technology, they've evolved and part of that evolvement is what you see in the PDA smart phone you can now purchase.

Classic PDA electronic devices could fit in the palm of your hand and were so small and lightweight you could use them anytime, anywhere with little hassle. They certainly made keeping track of the day a lot easier.

Here's an analogy to think about - classic PDAs cannot act as a cell phone, while today's cell phones can act as a PDA. In effect, you get the functions that you loved best about your old PDA while getting much more in addition. That's right - many cell phones can act like a personal computer as it would act like a phone, thus helping you stay organized. It'll remind you about your appointments, keep up with all your contacts and even let you make that all important to-do list.

Wherever you may be, you can access the Internet on these phones, may it be casual surfing or checking your email accounts. You may even be able to use instant messaging on some phones in this class by synchronizing them with your PC at home. Word processing is another vital feature of some of these phones, allowing you to write anything you have to.

You will be pleasantly surprised to know that a lot of these PDA smart phones already come unlocked. An unlocked phone means that you can use your SIM card even if the service provider isn't the one who provided the phone.

A locked phone will not allow the data on your SIM card to be accessed. Unlocked phones are significantly more expensive than locked phones, which you will need to remember when discussing the benefits versus the disadvantages of both locked and unlocked phones.

PDA smart phones are normally very rich in features, and here are just some of them. Some of the many features you can get from these phones are a Qwerty keyboard for easier typing, a color screen that often comes in touch screen variety and a powerful camera capable of taking high-quality pictures which you can send to your friends and family, impressing them in the process.

Even if you're organized almost to the point of being obsessive compulsive, you still can use these smart phones and benefit from the numerous PDA-like features because they ensure that all the information you need is there when you need it.

You can also benefit from the fact that you don't need to switch between PDA and cell phone to get different classes of information or to do certain tasks. When you want to keep your life organized, having a PDA smart phone can help you reach and maintain that goal.