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spacedog · 07-27-2006, 10:35 AM

I don't know much about these gizmo's.. never had one, but I'm looking to go out & get one? I probably don't need either one of these If I have a laptop, so what are they for if you have a laptop?

Oh yeah.. what's the difference between pda & blackberry? Seems same to me?

plyndrty · 07-27-2006, 11:08 AM

For me I like the PDA, I have the Samsung i700 powered by Verizon and it's great. I never had a Blackberry or heard anything about them so I don't know. But I do like the Widows based OS in the PDA so my computer and the PDA jive well together...

CybermedAndy · 07-27-2006, 11:14 AM

I just picked up this

Played with my buddy's a bit before I got it, they are awesome, can't recomend them enough.

Praha · 07-27-2006, 04:59 PM

A guy I work with has a windows something... he is always having to reboot it and he talks about how stable it is when he runs a regcleaner.. I dont need another damn PC to babysit.

I tried out the new Treo 700p. I took it back in 2 days.
One thing I didnt like was that google maps doestn work on it... seems odd since palm stuff has been around forever.

I bought a blackberry 8700 and I love it. It pushes email from my websites address to the device, so I can see if I get a support issue or a signup when I am not home. Sure you can check mail with webmail on a treo or windows device - but I dont even have to think about it. It does it for me.

I also had problems getting IM stuff set up on the Treo, you can signon with the web versions, but that doestn keep you always connected and the latency was horrid - I had a friend send me IMs as a test and they never showed up. 45 minutes later I went home and signed in and I had those same messages as offline messages, so they never even saw that I was signed in on the treo.
Also I think it wanted to send IM's as SMS messages if you didnt use the web version.

There are clients for all the messengers on the blackberry and its no different then being connected on your desktop. I had a friend send me test messages and before he could say "ok its sent" the blackberry was making noise that I had a new message. Its all covered under the data plan so no SMS charges.

I love this thing. the connectivity and email is way better than anything else I looked at and I dont care that it doesnt have a camera.

07-27-2006, 10:35 AM	#1
spacedog Yes that IS me. Bitch. Industry Role: Join Date: Nov 2001 Posts: 14,149	shopping again,.. blackberry vs PDA I don't know much about these gizmo's.. never had one, but I'm looking to go out & get one? I probably don't need either one of these If I have a laptop, so what are they for if you have a laptop? Oh yeah.. what's the difference between pda & blackberry? Seems same to me?

07-27-2006, 11:08 AM	#2
plyndrty Confirmed User Join Date: Jul 2003 Location: Tampa Posts: 1,477	For me I like the PDA, I have the Samsung i700 powered by Verizon and it's great. I never had a Blackberry or heard anything about them so I don't know. But I do like the Widows based OS in the PDA so my computer and the PDA jive well together... __________________ Free Porno You Porn Fuck

07-27-2006, 11:14 AM	#3
CybermedAndy Confirmed User Join Date: Jul 2004 Location: Vancouver Posts: 4,170	I just picked up this Played with my buddy's a bit before I got it, they are awesome, can't recomend them enough. __________________ Add some upsell items to your pages here!

07-27-2006, 04:59 PM	#4
Praha Registered User Join Date: Nov 2005 Posts: 18	A guy I work with has a windows something... he is always having to reboot it and he talks about how stable it is when he runs a regcleaner.. I dont need another damn PC to babysit. I tried out the new Treo 700p. I took it back in 2 days. One thing I didnt like was that google maps doestn work on it... seems odd since palm stuff has been around forever. I bought a blackberry 8700 and I love it. It pushes email from my websites address to the device, so I can see if I get a support issue or a signup when I am not home. Sure you can check mail with webmail on a treo or windows device - but I dont even have to think about it. It does it for me. I also had problems getting IM stuff set up on the Treo, you can signon with the web versions, but that doestn keep you always connected and the latency was horrid - I had a friend send me IMs as a test and they never showed up. 45 minutes later I went home and signed in and I had those same messages as offline messages, so they never even saw that I was signed in on the treo. Also I think it wanted to send IM's as SMS messages if you didnt use the web version. There are clients for all the messengers on the blackberry and its no different then being connected on your desktop. I had a friend send me test messages and before he could say "ok its sent" the blackberry was making noise that I had a new message. Its all covered under the data plan so no SMS charges. I love this thing. the connectivity and email is way better than anything else I looked at and I dont care that it doesnt have a camera.