What Should MY Next Verizon Phone Be?
I currently have a Treo 600...
I WANT in my next phone...
1. Synch with my Outlook Calander/ Contacts
2. Ease of use for web access...
3. Bluetooth...
4. Wi-Fi Cabable...
5. Better keypad (no thumb reduction)
6. Palm or Windows based... (doesn't matter)
7. Lots of applications to load...
8. Removable battery...
9. Memo Recorder....
Any thought of what to get or wait for?
I WANT in my next phone...
1. Synch with my Outlook Calander/ Contacts
2. Ease of use for web access...
3. Bluetooth...
4. Wi-Fi Cabable...
5. Better keypad (no thumb reduction)
6. Palm or Windows based... (doesn't matter)
7. Lots of applications to load...
8. Removable battery...
9. Memo Recorder....
Any thought of what to get or wait for?
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I would suggest looking at the samsung i730 or the new 700w. I personally have the i730 and absolutely love it!
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wasnt the i730 the last phone vzw made with wifi? what does wifi mean?
hifi= high fidelity?
wifi= wide fidelity?
hifi= high fidelity?
wifi= wide fidelity?
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That or I'd look at the 6700. Not too sure of all the features, but the keypad is way bigger than most PDAs
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What he means by WiFi is being able to connect to
802.11 type wireless access points (Most PocketPC's have this capability) While alot of pocket PC phones do not, where its been replaced by EV-DO modems like the xv6000 for example.
(a.k.a) Wireless Bridged Ethernet. a IEEE standard comes in several flavors. a,b,g with other subchapters covering authentication, security and encryption. Like WEP (Wired Equivalent Privacy.)
802.11 type wireless access points (Most PocketPC's have this capability) While alot of pocket PC phones do not, where its been replaced by EV-DO modems like the xv6000 for example.
(a.k.a) Wireless Bridged Ethernet. a IEEE standard comes in several flavors. a,b,g with other subchapters covering authentication, security and encryption. Like WEP (Wired Equivalent Privacy.)
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How about splitting the PocketPC functionality from Phone functionality?
What you speak of is an expensive gadget, that will have a less than stellar track record (with all this technology crammed into one thing)
All of it (esp 802.11) will eat your batteries like crazy. You'll start to hate your phone.
Just get a Superior PocketPC instead and a Phone that can work with it via Bluetooth. Otherwise you'll end up carrying a rechargable brick.
What you speak of is an expensive gadget, that will have a less than stellar track record (with all this technology crammed into one thing)
All of it (esp 802.11) will eat your batteries like crazy. You'll start to hate your phone.
Just get a Superior PocketPC instead and a Phone that can work with it via Bluetooth. Otherwise you'll end up carrying a rechargable brick.
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