Palm
Treo600 falls short :(
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The Treo LACKS these obvious features. I have two of these phones, (less than two weeks old) so believe me when I say, I liked the Kyocera's better for the UI. They effectively took all the useful functions out of the Palm OS, gave us a camera, and left us with a cool, but troublesome phone. Prepare to re-learn the Palm OS. Many of your 4.0 apps will lock it up.
Believe me I like bringout the phone and watching videos on it in a macho tool happy way, but the gadgets fauil to make up for when you actually start to use the phone.
Benefits over my old Kyocera 6035: Faster processor, more memory, color screen, size, everything else are drawbacks.
-Two hands for everything, no jog shuttle. Great when you are in the car and get a...
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The Treo LACKS these obvious features. I have two of these phones, (less than two weeks old) so believe me when I say, I liked the Kyocera's better for the UI. They effectively took all the useful functions out of the Palm OS, gave us a camera, and left us with a cool, but troublesome phone. Prepare to re-learn the Palm OS. Many of your 4.0 apps will lock it up.
Believe me I like bringout the phone and watching videos on it in a macho tool happy way, but the gadgets fauil to make up for when you actually start to use the phone.
Benefits over my old Kyocera 6035: Faster processor, more memory, color screen, size, everything else are drawbacks.
-Two hands for everything, no jog shuttle. Great when you are in the car and get a...
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Did i mention MIDI ringtones, it takes a $30 app to use mp3 ringtones. I made my assistant record her voice telling me the client's name with a beep so I can recognize the caller without looking, now I have to get the simcard to use custom mp3 ringtones and re-record all of it, WTF?!?
Kyocera did their homework, Palm just thinks because they are Palm we'll take it, well screw them!
Kyocera did their homework, Palm just thinks because they are Palm we'll take it, well screw them!
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