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Over at PHONE Mag they’ve been playing with HP’s latest foray into the smartphone business, the iPAQ 910 Business Messenger.  Running Windows Mobile and packing 3G, WiFi b/g, integrated GPS and a full QWERTY keyboard, the 910 has obviously taken the “sober” route rather than ape the latest BlackBerry Bold.

There’s also a 3-megapixel camera with autofocus, an LED flash and Snapfish auto-upload software for instantly publishing them to a website.  That’s not the only software HP have pre-installed, either; Cyberon voice commander is supplied, which promises to recognise voice commands without requiring any training.

It won’t catch as many admiring glances as an iPhone 3G might, but there’ll be plenty of avid thumb-typers wondering how well that iPAQ keyboard holds up.  Check out the full photo gallery and unboxing video over at PHONE Mag – they’re also promising a full review soon too.