Please pardon my missing the last couple of meetings, but I actually did
get a Peek for
my wife for Christmas and as such am ashamed to show my face.

http://www.getpeek.com

The only two issues I have with it are:

1.  Their Customer Service is not good, however
     a.  I knew that going in.
     b.  Although their customer service is worse than AT&T, I would
disagree
          with anyone who brags about AT&T's customer service as I have
personally
          experienced it.

2.  MS Exchange support.  They do support MS Exchange 2003 and 2007 but
not so much
     2009 and my wife's work uses 2009 MS Exchange / Web Outlook.  If we
could get the device
     to work with her work e-mail I would be satisfied with it.


Basically the device works like it should where the customers gets
unlimited e-mail, unlimited SMS texting,
unlimited Facebook, and unlimited Twitter.  There is also a Weather and
Map app (weather works - map not
so much as it is based on the T-Mobile cell tower -- no GPS.)

The customer has to prepay for one year's worth of service (at a rate of
$15.00 per month.)  I know that Android smart phones
are better but I will not pay the $80.00 - $120.00 per month smart phone
bills that people pay for such a devices (this is a big
time deal breaker -- don't need all the extra features and will not pay
this much.)  Currently my wife pays $35.00 per month for
a regular AT&T cell phone (and this is actual monthly cost after all
taxes and fees) and an effective $15.00 for the Peek.

Hope to see you all again soon.

Robert

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