I'm not sure what the difference would be (except for price for new
customers) if they did support the Treo better (or at all). They were
always late to the table with Palm devices (at least with the 600 - I don't
remember before that) and so the always-late unlocked GSM model seems to me
to be roughly equivalent to a T-Mobile branded one in terms of availability;
just a little more expensive with a little higher resale value. Their
technical support has always helped me with issues - even nasty, complex,
data-related ones involving Bluetooth and dialup networking, for which they
have to send me to specialists who really do call back right away - on the
650 and never said "sorry, we don't sell it so we don't support it."
What would it look like if T-Mobile did come out (typically late) with a
Treo 700p vs. just using the (typically late) unlocked GSM version which
will be out sometime, I assume?? What would be different?
Cheers,
Don
-----Original Message-----
From: [email protected] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of Craig
Froehle
Sent: Saturday, May 27, 2006 8:12 AM
To: [email protected]
Subject: Re: [Treo] Re: Unlocking Cingular Treo 650
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Yes, as do I, but their apparent disregard for all things Treo is forcing me
to consider leaving them for Sprint. *sigh*
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