Today photos of  HP iPAQ K3 “Obsidian” phone surfaced on internet with somewhat similar specs what came through leaked information earlier this year. It will be coming up with AT&T as its mobile carrier and is loaded with full QWERTY keyboard and 2.43-inch OLED touchscreen. Obsidian will have 3.2-megapixel camera, tri-band 3G UMTS/HSDPA network support, a Wi-Fi connection, GPS and preloaded with new Windows mobile 6.5 operating system.

It will have 528MHz Qualcomm chip processor with 256MB of RAM.  In-built storage capacity would be 512 MB with provision for external microSD card. It has got HP pocket PC’s nostalgic appearance with Stylus and scroll-wheel for shuffling across the menu. If we go by the leaked document the phone will be launched November this year with  AT&T. The expected price is likely to be under $200 after rebate.

If you are having trouble with pen reader here is a solution for you. The latest PDA software Pen Reader Touch allows users to write on mobile devices using their fingertips rather than using conventional stylus. According to the vendor Paragon Software Group it is an advanced pocket PC software that recognizes handwritten words and convert them into type. Priced at $39.95, It instantly recognizes numbers (including arabic numbers), letters, symbols and some gestures that duplicate keyboard function like backspace and shift.

This multilingual program enables users to switch between 30 languages easily. It is compatible with Windows Mobile 6/6.1/Classic/Proffessional/Pocket PC 5.O devices.