Asking for your some opinions.
Just a quick question.
I have heard rumblings of the impending 8525 drop anywhere from the end of Sep (which obviously didn't happen) all the way up till the end of November.
Any who, what I want to know is if the 8525 doesn't drop until late Nov, would I be better off going with the N75 instead (assuming that the N75 would ship late Nov as promised)?
I really don't do a lot of work whilst away from the office, but I really dig the fact that I would be able to use wi-fi to surf the net instead of relying on MediaNet. I was also wondering if the 8525 would be able to play music and/or games, which I know the N75 will most definitely be able to do.
Sorry for the long post. Any input would be appreciated.
I have heard rumblings of the impending 8525 drop anywhere from the end of Sep (which obviously didn't happen) all the way up till the end of November.
Any who, what I want to know is if the 8525 doesn't drop until late Nov, would I be better off going with the N75 instead (assuming that the N75 would ship late Nov as promised)?
I really don't do a lot of work whilst away from the office, but I really dig the fact that I would be able to use wi-fi to surf the net instead of relying on MediaNet. I was also wondering if the 8525 would be able to play music and/or games, which I know the N75 will most definitely be able to do.
Sorry for the long post. Any input would be appreciated.
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WAIT FOR THE 8525! I have it as the HTC TyTN model and it is the best PDA phone I have ever used. I have used it all over the U.S. and Europe. I don't know what Cingy's discount will be.
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yes, the 8525 will definitely be able to play both music and games. it can do much more that that as well. i personally am waiting for the n75. I have no use for the internet, so data speeds dont matter to me. I like the n75 because its a flip phone, it plays music, and its relatively small. the 8525 doesnt flip, and I imagine will be much bigger. the 8525 will def hav more functionality to it. it all depends on whether you need all that or not.
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I really do like the flip form factor rather than the unwieldy mas of the 8525. I will most likely end up going with the N75, as long as they actually release it soon. I have an upgrade that I am dying to use. I am currently using a V3 and I would love a handset with more functionality. Thanks for your opinions!
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i too hav a V3 rite now, and i want more functionality. but, i will miss the slim form factor of the v3. the n75 is also slim, but its no v3.
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Sorry to be dense, but I'm intending to upgrade to the 3125 soon. Since the N75 is a flip, and since it's being discussed versus the new PDA by HTC ...
Is the N75 a smartphone, and who makes it??
TIA.
Is the N75 a smartphone, and who makes it??
TIA.
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yes, the n75 can be considered a smartphone, its made by nokia. here are some previews.
http://www.gsmarena.com/nokia_n75-1715.php »
http://www.phonearena.com/htmls/readarticles.php?id= ... »
http://www.gsmarena.com/nokia_n75-1715.php »
http://www.phonearena.com/htmls/readarticles.php?id= ... »
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