By May, Cingular Wireless, formerly Pacific Bell in the Bay Area, plans to offer Handspring's phone-PDA combo. Lifting the screen activates the electronic organizer beneath. However, users must tap out words on an onscreen keyboard with a stylus, a tedious process if you're used to Palm's Graffiti handwriting system. Other phones are geared to wireless Web users, outfitted with larger screens, sharper screen resolution, graphics and surfing tools. Their plastic, flip- down covers seem a tad flimsy but help make the phones lightweight.
Users can purchase flash cards that can store more music.
These accessories insert into the data port of a phone. Slick design is the main attraction for many mobile-phone users. The hip packaging shows a photo of a Eurotrash vixen in strappy red sandals and her male shopping consort, also dressed in red, head to toe. It says something about me.