As I recall, Sprint has 24 hour customer service. Call in the middle of the night and talk to someone a level up who specializes in smartphones - despite what I have read in forums, I have always had good luck with their customer service.
-- sent from my Treo www.TammyEmam.com voice message 404-879-7081 -----Original Message----- From: Gail Date: 8/15/09 8:47 pm To: [email protected] Subj: [Treo] Re: Considering a Palm Treo Pro Thank you Don and everyone who responded to my Pro question. Today I picked one up from Sprint. -- a little background: I've had my Centro for 2 yrs now and its been a great phone, but the screen is sooooo small and I wanted WiFi, GPs, etc. I tried the Pre and the battery was terrible, so returned it. Now I'm trying the Pro and from what I've seen today, it seems like a GREAT phone. It certainly has all the bells and whistles. The only thing I've seen so far that I don't like is the Internet Explorer == i.e. everything is soooo small print. Is there a work around for the Explorer? Someone mentioned using "Opera"???. Is it better than Explorer and how do I get it on the phone? Is the font larger? Also I believe there is voice dial capability on the phone, but I cannot figure out how to use it. Even the Sprint store couldn't help me. There is no button to push or a menu to use that I can find. Thank you all for your help. Gail in Wisconsin > > The key difference is the operating system. Neither is objectively > "better". Just different. > > What you're used to on the Centro is PalmOS and what you get on the Treo Pro > is Windows Mobile. They are very different operating systems. Windows > Mobile is more capable in some areas than PalmOS, and has some usability and > stability drawbacks compared to PalmOS. It has been written that the Treo's > implementation of Windows Mobile is the most user friendly out there. That > said, while as an I/T person I appreciate some of the advantages of Windows > Mobile, I've never found Windows Mobile to be user friendly at all, and have > documented several times how many more steps it takes to do things with WM > than with PalmOS. > > > > What's your motivation for moving from the Centro to the Pro? > > > > Cheers, > > Don > ------------------------------------ Yahoo! Groups Links
