Some of you may recall that it was a small manufacturer named Sendo that was supposed to make the second cellphone running Microsoft’s Smartphone operating system, the Z100. Most unexpectedly, they got into a nasty spat with Microsoft about something or other (let’s just say everybody is suing everybody now) and hastily killed the phone just a month or so before it was due to come out, even after having already sent a few of them out for review. Anyway, the upshot of all this is that the Sendo X, the phone that developed out of Z100, is out, and it’s running Symbian’s Series 60 operating system rather than Microsoft Smartphone. It’s pretty small and light (just 120 grams), and has a 65,000 color screen, a built-in digital camera (with flash) that can record video clips up to a half hour in length, 64MB of memory, and Bluetooth.
