You should email them and ask them to print a correction. -- Alec Usticke [EMAIL PROTECTED] www.usticke.org
-----Original Message----- From: "Mike Dyer" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> Subj: [Treo] The Definitive Mobile OS Guide Date: Sat Dec 22, 2007 2:29 pm Size: 1K To: "Treo Yahoo Group" <[email protected]> Hi, yesterday at work I was reading the latest issue of 'Pda Essentials', it's a UK handheld computing magazine. Inside they had a feature on 'The Definitive mobile OS guide, where they compared Palm OS 5, Symbian S60, and Windows Mobile 6. I've got my Treo 650 with me of course. During their review of Palm OS 5 (page 20), they said "Palm OS always seems just a bit less functional than either S60 or Windows Mobile 6. For example, on the Treo when you access Contacts, there's no option to start a text message, and in Windows Mobile 6 if you receive an email with a phone number in it, you can click on the number to dial it, but Palm OS does not seem to acknowledge that email and phone functions can be linked" Excuse me ?, I picked up my Treo, accessed Contacts, highlighted a mobile phone number from the list of Contacts, and immediately the Treo popped up an icon 'Message' so I could start a text message if I wished. Then as a test, I emailed an email from one of my accounts, to another quoting a phone number, I then retrieved it with my Treo. As soon as I opened it the email there was the phone number underlined in blue, and if I tapped on it, the Treo would dial it for me. I don't know weather this was sloppy journalism or anti-palm bias, but it was irritating. Regards, Mike Dyer. Yahoo! Groups Links
