Re: Which Sprint PDA phone is the best????

Loreal Lavigna wrote:
> FYI before you jump to conclusions I don't check my newsgroups through
> my phone. You ought to think prior to making assumptions. I think we all
> know what happens when someone assumes something. Next time try being a
> little more respectful in your content delivery and perhaps I might
> consider being just as respectful back to you instead of telling you
> precisely what I think. Respect is like a knife, it cuts both ways. You
> want it, you have to give it.

Get a grip!

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Notan

Notan <notan@ddressthatcanbespammed> wrote:

>Get a grip!

grip this with your mouth

As for the mogul being for left handers, yes and no. The d pad is on
the left but the keyboard has all of the navigation buttons on it
conveniently located.

I previously had a Treo 600 and liked the phone functions. I damaged
the screen and upgraded to the PPC6600. I liked the added computing
power but did not like needing to touch the screen for what on the
Treo was easy things. I considered the Treo 755p and the Mogul for my
next upgrade. I chose the Mogul and have been very happy. All of the
issues I had with the PPC6600 have been addressed and this is one
powerful and very flexible machine.

The Mogul is not perfect but it is closer than I imagined. If Sprint
would get it's service act together. I guess that is for another post.
I prefer thinking about the good things.

Lee

Roger 2008 wrote:
> "Loreal Lavigna" <Llavigna@nycap.rr.com> wrote in message
> news:46bfbb4b$0$4648$4c368faf@roadrunner.com...
> > Let me ask you two questions. First off what is Sling (if I'm spelling it
> > correctly?
>
> You can find out more about the Slingbox at:
>
> http://us.slingmedia.com
>
> With the right equipment at home, it basically lets you watch TV on your
> Pocket PC Phone or what you call a PDA.
>
>
> > Like I said in an earlier post further up in the thread I have
> > the Sprint PPC6700.
>
> I saw that post and that was why I posted:
> "I want to hear more about your 6700. "
>
> > I haven't used any other PDA having only used this for
> > two months.
>
> Ok, since you are new to this, I'll let you in on something I found:
> "How to Tell If Your Device is a Smartphone or Pocket PC Phone"
> at:
> http://www.microsoft.com/windowsmobi...Sversions.mspx
>
>
> "I've been very happy with this device, but I don't know too many
> differences between the Trio and the other PDAs that are out there. I've
> heard that processor speed on several other pda models out there is half the
> speed of mine, and I'm currently running 416 MHZ processor with Windows
> Mobil 5.0. I may upgrade in a year or so to the PC6800 which has Windows
> Mobile 6.0 on it, but this of course is dependent on funds. I'd have gone
> with the 6800 now, but I got the 6700 for free and simply switched my
> service over to it."
>
> Sounds like you did OK for the price. I'd wait. Who knows, maybe in 6
> months they will have an even neater phone than the Mogul. Besides, the
> Mogul is really for left handers because when the keyboard slides out, you
> have the button on your left hand.

As for the mogul being for left handers, yes and no. The d pad is on
the left but the keyboard has all of the navigation buttons on it
conveniently located.

I previously had a Treo 600 and liked the phone functions. I damaged
the screen and upgraded to the PPC6600. I liked the added computing
power but did not like needing to touch the screen for what on the
Treo was easy things. I considered the Treo 755p and the Mogul for my
next upgrade. I chose the Mogul and have been very happy. All of the
issues I had with the PPC6600 have been addressed and this is one
powerful and very flexible machine.

The Mogul is not perfect but it is closer than I imagined. If Sprint
would get it's service act together. I guess that is for another post.
I prefer thinking about the good things.

Lee

Roger 2008 wrote:
> "Loreal Lavigna" <Llavigna@nycap.rr.com> wrote in message
> news:46bfbb4b$0$4648$4c368faf@roadrunner.com...
> > Let me ask you two questions. First off what is Sling (if I'm spelling it
> > correctly?
>
> You can find out more about the Slingbox at:
>
> http://us.slingmedia.com
>
> With the right equipment at home, it basically lets you watch TV on your
> Pocket PC Phone or what you call a PDA.
>
>
> > Like I said in an earlier post further up in the thread I have
> > the Sprint PPC6700.
>
> I saw that post and that was why I posted:
> "I want to hear more about your 6700. "
>
> > I haven't used any other PDA having only used this for
> > two months.
>
> Ok, since you are new to this, I'll let you in on something I found:
> "How to Tell If Your Device is a Smartphone or Pocket PC Phone"
> at:
> http://www.microsoft.com/windowsmobi...Sversions.mspx
>
>
> "I've been very happy with this device, but I don't know too many
> differences between the Trio and the other PDAs that are out there. I've
> heard that processor speed on several other pda models out there is half the
> speed of mine, and I'm currently running 416 MHZ processor with Windows
> Mobil 5.0. I may upgrade in a year or so to the PC6800 which has Windows
> Mobile 6.0 on it, but this of course is dependent on funds. I'd have gone
> with the 6800 now, but I got the 6700 for free and simply switched my
> service over to it."
>
> Sounds like you did OK for the price. I'd wait. Who knows, maybe in 6
> months they will have an even neater phone than the Mogul. Besides, the
> Mogul is really for left handers because when the keyboard slides out, you
> have the button on your left hand.

Maybe you could upgrade your newsreader.


AZ Nomad wrote:
> On Mon, 13 Aug 2007 17:42:38 -0400, Loreal Lavigna <Llavigna@nycap.rr.com> wrote:
>
>
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>> I guess that would ultimately depend on what the user is doing with the =
>> pda phone. Mine doesn't run slow at all. I'm not saying others haven't =
>> had less than favorable experiences with this phone. I don't know what =
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> Maybe you could find one that would help you stop posting html ****.

Jerome Zelinske wrote:
> Maybe you could upgrade your newsreader.

<snip>

There are numerous security reasons to not use HTML.

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Notan

On Fri, 17 Aug 2007 09:19:31 GMT, Jerome Zelinske <zelinskej@sbcgloba.net> wrote:


> Maybe you could upgrade your newsreader.

If only you could upgrade your brain, you top posting moron.
?reverse in everything write and read normally you Do
?jackass dead brain using microsoft lazy a you're because it do you do Or

Hint: USENET isn't the web. It isn't email either.