hi Craig I'm not really loyal to windows. I have a degree in computer technology and am pretty quick to learn to use new devices and os's. However there seems to be so much more stuff available for a winmob phone and I love to play with software, so I avoided palms in the past. I'm sure as I do more and more with my bosses phone, I'll become more familiar with it. I was actually willing to change to the palm if that solved my tomtom problem, but then I found out the 750 was windows and it made the decision alot easier for me. It won't be painful for me to use the palm......I'm gonna love every minute of playing with a new toy.....I can't wait for it to arrive tomorrow ;o).........joy
-----Original Message----- From: [email protected] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of Craig Froehle Sent: Monday, May 14, 2007 10:17 AM To: [email protected] Subject: Re: Re[2]: [Treo] Re: 755p On 5/14/07, Joy L Wright <[EMAIL PROTECTED] <mailto:wilmaforce%40verizon.net> net> wrote: > If ya'll don't mind me jumping in here, personally I am loyal to a company > that provides me great customer service. However, if their product doesn't > keep up with others then I'm going to the technology I want and choose the > best customer service which provides the product I want. I have bought 4 > cell phones in the past six months because I'm a technology junkie. I'm > going to try to stick with the palm, but it is a windows os, as I'm getting > the 750. I hope I don't hate the smaller screen and keyboard.........joy Joy, it's not clear to me (and maybe the rest of the list) _why_ you prefer one OS over the other. Most here are more familiar with Palm OS, so there may be a simple solution to your difficulty with that OS. Alternately, if you're already set on WinMob, then maybe there are things people can suggest to make that less painful to use than it is out of the box. [Non-text portions of this message have been removed]
