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I'm back thinking about my phone
Does there seem to be much difference between these two phones, except for the price?
T- mobile wing [link]
T-mobile dash
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Also, the site says that the Blackberry Curve, which I like how it looks has web browsing, but when I do a comparison with these phones, it seems like it can't browse the web through t-mobile. I am confused.
Worst hard drive crash I've seen...
Post Mortem look at the drive's innards. Damn, that's a shitload of metal shavings....
I cannot figure out how to use a gift card in itunes. I have taken my cc out of the payment options. it's crazy!
Have you used the "Redeem" link, Vortex?
I knew that the buffistas would have the answer!!
I'm contemplating getting my first cell phone. I'm not a big phone person, I only want one so I can contact Hubby at home when I'm at the grocery story or something or he can reach me (I have no work phone).
I'm leaning towards a bare bones thing, Hubby is thinking it's a good opportunity to get a digital camera as well. He's also thinking I could get a phone that would let me read the kind of text files I continually read on my Palm. Is there a phone that acts like a Palm for text files, or am I headed to Blackberry land on that?
connie, the Treos are Palm phones. I actually got my first Treo because I was tired of carrying around my Palm Tungsten C and my cell phone. Although it has its critics, I've found the Treo has been excellent at combining the phone and pda functions that I normally use plus a lot more stuff that I don't use so much. In other words, why not dump the Palm completely and just get a Treo?
Blackberry's totally not where I'd go for text files. Palms, Windows CE, and Symbian phones will let you read text files, and Word and Acrobat to a degree.
I've heard good things about the Palm Centro, which is like a Treo but cheaper and supposedly works better.
Thank you, fonts of wisdom!