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- 12-10-2005, 01:15 PM #1DavidGuest
I've started looking for a small device I can either carry in my pocket or
clip to my belt that will do the functions I need it to....a combination
cellphone/web browser.
I have a Cingular phone now and would like to switch to something like a
Blackberry or a PocketPC. I'd like to get the latest and greatest unit
available. Specifically, in addition to using it as a cellphone, I need
good unlimited web access, and the screen needs to display webpages that I
can actually use for my business. No, I don't want to use my laptop.
Specifically, I need to:
1) Get my POP email from both my Bellsouth email account and also my Yahoo
Merchant account.
2) Send POP email from my Bellsouth email account.
2) Browse the web to my Yahoo Merchant account, log in, and check orders
from my Yahoo stores.
3) Browse the web to my product distributor's website, log in, and place
orders online.
4) Browse other websites.
5) Use as a cellphone.
Will Cingular work with either the Blackberry or a PocketPC like the new
Treo 650? What's the best device out there that will meet my needs? Is
there a preference of one over the other? Speed of internet connection?
Speed of device processor? What kind of Cingular plan will work with
either of these types of devices?
I would appreciate any advice or recommendations. Or answers to any of the
above questions.
Thank you,
David
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- 12-11-2005, 08:22 PM #2CliffGuest
Re: Need some advice - please
"David" <[email protected]> wrote in message
news:[email protected]...
> I've started looking for a small device I can either carry in my pocket or
> clip to my belt that will do the functions I need it to....a combination
> cellphone/web browser.
>
> I have a Cingular phone now and would like to switch to something like a
> Blackberry or a PocketPC. I'd like to get the latest and greatest unit
> available. Specifically, in addition to using it as a cellphone, I need
> good unlimited web access, and the screen needs to display webpages that I
> can actually use for my business. No, I don't want to use my laptop.
> Specifically, I need to:
>
> 1) Get my POP email from both my Bellsouth email account and also my Yahoo
> Merchant account.
> 2) Send POP email from my Bellsouth email account.
> 2) Browse the web to my Yahoo Merchant account, log in, and check orders
> from my Yahoo stores.
> 3) Browse the web to my product distributor's website, log in, and place
> orders online.
> 4) Browse other websites.
> 5) Use as a cellphone.
>
> Will Cingular work with either the Blackberry or a PocketPC like the new
> Treo 650? What's the best device out there that will meet my needs? Is
> there a preference of one over the other? Speed of internet connection?
> Speed of device processor? What kind of Cingular plan will work with
> either of these types of devices?
>
> I would appreciate any advice or recommendations. Or answers to any of
the
> above questions.
>
> Thank you,
> David
>
>
Wait about a week or so until cingular releases the 8225 ( A cingular
branded phone)
- 12-12-2005, 08:51 PM #3DavidGuest
Re: Need some advice - please
Can you give me a link to any site that shows this new offering? What can
you tell me about it? Who makes the 8225?
Thanks,
David
">>
>>
>
> Wait about a week or so until cingular releases the 8225 ( A cingular
> branded phone)
>
>
- 12-12-2005, 11:39 PM #4John NavasGuest
Re: Need some advice - please
[POSTED TO alt.cellular.cingular - REPLY ON USENET PLEASE]
In <[email protected]> on Sat, 10 Dec 2005 14:15:26
-0500, "David" <[email protected]> wrote:
>I've started looking for a small device I can either carry in my pocket or
>clip to my belt that will do the functions I need it to....a combination
>cellphone/web browser.
>
>I have a Cingular phone now and would like to switch to something like a
>Blackberry or a PocketPC. I'd like to get the latest and greatest unit
>available. Specifically, in addition to using it as a cellphone, I need
>good unlimited web access, and the screen needs to display webpages that I
>can actually use for my business. No, I don't want to use my laptop.
>Specifically, I need to:
>
>1) Get my POP email from both my Bellsouth email account and also my Yahoo
>Merchant account.
>2) Send POP email from my Bellsouth email account.
>2) Browse the web to my Yahoo Merchant account, log in, and check orders
>from my Yahoo stores.
>3) Browse the web to my product distributor's website, log in, and place
>orders online.
>4) Browse other websites.
>5) Use as a cellphone.
>
>Will Cingular work with either the Blackberry or a PocketPC like the new
>Treo 650?
Yes. Both.
>What's the best device out there that will meet my needs? Is
>there a preference of one over the other?
Treo 650.
>Speed of internet connection?
Up to 150 Kbps.
>Speed of device processor?
Fast enough.
>What kind of Cingular plan will work with
>either of these types of devices?
You'll probably want PDA Data Connect Unlimited on whatever voice plan meets
your needs.
--
Best regards, SEE THE FAQ FOR CINGULAR WIRELESS AT
John Navas <http://en.wikibooks.org/wiki/Cingular_Wireless_FAQ>
- 12-12-2005, 11:42 PM #5CliffGuest
Re: Need some advice - please
"David" <[email protected]> wrote in message
news:[email protected]...
> Can you give me a link to any site that shows this new offering? What
can
> you tell me about it? Who makes the 8225?
>
> Thanks,
> David
>
> ">>
> >>
> >
Oooops. My apologies. I reread this and thought - what the heck is an
8225. I typo'd this. It should read 8125. A phone manufactured by HTC (who
makes most of PDA type phones)
Because I love you all so much I will even include this link!
http://www.phonescoop.com/phones/phone.php?p=781
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