It operates like a standard color Palm OS device, but several hard (external) and software-imbedded buttons launch the 'phone' application, which manages calls.
The supplied power cable could be used as a travel charger or to plug into the included cradle, which could charge the phone and an extra battery simultaneously.
Swapping charged batteries would eventually result in a phone reset---a complete loss of user data.
Applications include the Handspring Blazer microbrowser and Voice Memo, but exclude Palm OS Note Pad.
CNET gave it 4/5, praising it as a good integration of Palm PDA and phone, but criticised its price and lack of expansion slot.