Pros and Cons - PDA, Smartphone, Iphone, Blackberry etc

[Junejer]

LOL. Actually, because I love what I do, and if I don't do it, I won't make any money, I need to be connected. I can't afford to miss any more emails, while I am out working.

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MidnightVoice wrote:

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ByrdMan wrote: 

 It will give me a sense of being connected to my business all the time.

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I am so sorry - I know how bad that feeling is.  I too yearn for the old days when one could escape. 

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[Junejer]

It's here and I am all set up to receive emails. Woohoo!

[Anonymous]

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@Junejer wrote:
It's here and I am all set up to receive emails. Woohoo!

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Excellent!  It is a great tool to have.  Congrats--welcome to the family!

Warning, this device is highly addictive!

[Junejer]

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miahmarie wrote:

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@Junejer wrote:
It's here and I am all set up to receive emails. Woohoo!

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Excellent!  It is a great tool to have.  Congrats--welcome to the family!

Warning, this device is highly addictive!

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As I am finding out now. There is no way that I am ever going to utilize all of these features. I never even came close to tapping into the features of my RAZR 2, so I know I won't do it with this Curve.

ETA: Quoted Miahmarie

Message Edited by ByrdMan on 02-12-2009 10:14 AM

[Breakthecycle2]

Google phone

and yes, they do have apps for Microsoft mail.

[Anonymous]

I can't figure out why verizon didn't market the Omnia like they did the Storm. Release dates were a week apart. Omnia is a windows mobile OS. I compared the 2 and actually liked the omnia better. Plus, I'm a nurse and I like my scrubs with a pocket on the side leg. You'd be surprised how much difference a few ounces of wgt can make!

I love, love, love my omnia!