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Which new cell phone to get?
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Better Than Canada!
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From: Baltimore, MD
Which new cell phone to get?
I was going to get a PDA but then my cellphone broke and I have a $100 credit toward a new phone of my choice so I think I will get a PDA/Smartphone. But I'm not sure which one to get. I am going to be using it as a phone and organizer. I will prolly use some of the other functions but those 2 are the main ones. They are in decending order with the most expensive at the top. I like things about all of them. Keep in mind that I've never owned a PDA so the more info about the PDA side of these the better.
Samsung I700
Pros: Big screen, most powerful, easy to see in the car if I get the GPS attatchment, easy to see tasks/appointments for the day.
Cons: Bulky, somewhat uncomfortable to talk on, no keyboard, most expensive.
Samsung I600
Pros: Smaller, flip phone, easy to see tasks/appointments for the day.
Cons: No keyboard, no grafitti(spelling?), smaller screen
PalmOne Treo 600
Pros: Keyboard, got good reviews, big screen
Cons: Kinda bulky, not as easy to see tasks/appointments for the day.
Kyocero 7135
Pros: Smaller, grafetti(spelling?), least expensive
Cons: No keyboard, not as easy to see tasks/appointments for the day.
Please give me whatever feedback you can on any of these phones and your experiences. I have to choose phones from verizon because of my $100 credit.
Samsung I700
Pros: Big screen, most powerful, easy to see in the car if I get the GPS attatchment, easy to see tasks/appointments for the day.
Cons: Bulky, somewhat uncomfortable to talk on, no keyboard, most expensive.
Samsung I600
Pros: Smaller, flip phone, easy to see tasks/appointments for the day.
Cons: No keyboard, no grafitti(spelling?), smaller screen
PalmOne Treo 600
Pros: Keyboard, got good reviews, big screen
Cons: Kinda bulky, not as easy to see tasks/appointments for the day.
Kyocero 7135
Pros: Smaller, grafetti(spelling?), least expensive
Cons: No keyboard, not as easy to see tasks/appointments for the day.
Please give me whatever feedback you can on any of these phones and your experiences. I have to choose phones from verizon because of my $100 credit.
Wannabe yuppie
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From: Madison, WI
I don't like them smart phones. They're too chunky to fit in a pocket gracefully.
AT&T has a screaming deal where you can get a Sony Ericsson T637 for free with new service--and the phone just came out!
AT&T has a screaming deal where you can get a Sony Ericsson T637 for free with new service--and the phone just came out!
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Better Than Canada!
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From: Baltimore, MD
Originally Posted by MrFatbooty
I don't like them smart phones. They're too chunky to fit in a pocket gracefully.
AT&T has a screaming deal where you can get a Sony Ericsson T637 for free with new service--and the phone just came out!
AT&T has a screaming deal where you can get a Sony Ericsson T637 for free with new service--and the phone just came out!
Like I said it has to be with Verizon because they are who I have the credit with and they are who I have my service thru.
Wannabe yuppie
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From: Madison, WI
What do you need a PDA for?
I had a Palm Zire 72 over the summer when I was selling cars, but I've sold it on ebay since going back to school since I have no use for it as a student unless I really want to schedule when I'm doing my homework.
Hell, most cell phones nowadays have calendar features and such built in to them anyway.
I had a Palm Zire 72 over the summer when I was selling cars, but I've sold it on ebay since going back to school since I have no use for it as a student unless I really want to schedule when I'm doing my homework.
Hell, most cell phones nowadays have calendar features and such built in to them anyway.