Different stroke for different folks. I don't care about one handed use. For me 
its not that much more difficult. The crash issue is easily taken care of with 
a freeware task manager.

If Palm came out with a new OS I would have gone with that but with the 
pricetag, I felt I got more for my money with the 8525. The salesman at the 
store had a Treo 750 and recommended against it, said the 750 was a lot more 
buggy.

Jim


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Subject: RE: [Treo] The Dark Side

See, that is where I have an issue.  One-handed use is pretty important for me. 
 Plus, I have heard WinMob crashes a lot.  My Palm (knock on wood) does not 
crash.

I don't get my email sent to me because I am almost always near a computer 
where I can get it.

I am really hoping the deal Palm made to purchase Garnett causes them to, 
finally, upgrade the OS so we can stop hearing how great Microsoft's version is 
vs. Palm's.  Microsoft would love nothing more than to be a monopoly on the 
handheld market as they are on the desktop (effectively).

--
Edward Fultz
(978) 807-4225
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From: "Jim Girvin" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> No third party software required for PIM. No limits of categories, straight
> sync with no problem. It's cool, because I do OTA sync with my Exchange
> server and as I was entering contacts it would be showing up on the server.
> 
>  
> 
> Microsoft Direct Push runs better than ChatterEmail (in my opinion). Setup
> was VERY simple.
> 
>  

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