No wifi?
Vishal Sheth
-- Sent from my Palm Pre
ldouglas wrote:
so what about the Pixi? It has no slider issue - only thing is it has
no wifi on Sprint
On 1/25/10, John Messeder <[email protected]> wrote:
> Turning them off, installing the Palm update, and turning them on,
> especially selectively, does not sound as painful as
> uninstalling/reinstalling them. At any rate, I don't know how many I
> would install.
> I am at a turning point right now. The Pre is super cool except in
> one place that's pretty much a deal breaker, and a couple of place that
> sort of reinforce the issue.
> The d/b is the keyboard. My thumbs just don't get along with it
> for more than short stuff. It's fine for adding a contact, entering a
> search or URL, even for a short text message. But it doesn't work for
> longer stuff. My thumbs and the bottom of the display are in constant
> battle. The rest of the keyboard is OK. Not as nice as the Treo Pro, but
> OK. But the thumb battle -- as I've mentioned previously, I use Evernote
> as a pseudo word processor. I've been known to file whole stories from
> my several Treos, and when EN came along, I about threw a party.
> The other problem, though admittedly a lot lower on the pain list,
> is the camera. Zoom may be coming, and video probably is coming, so, if
> not for the keyboard, I could just wait it out.
> So my choice is go through the hoops to install the virtual
> keyboard, or try the HTC Hero. I'm leaning toward the latter, if for no
> other reason than to say I tried it and know why I didn't stay with it.
> I was one of the weird ones who actually liked the iPhone
> keyboard. It was iPhone's inability to sync edited notes, even notes
> that were part of contacts and events, that broke that deal.
> WinMob's unreliability with ActiveSync (plus my desire for the
> less expensive Sprint service) is giving me an op to try the Pre/Hero
> offerings.
> Decisions, decisions. But it really all comes down to that
> keyboard thing. Cause, man, other'n that, I love the Pre.
>
> On 1/25/2010 7:36 AM, Craig Froehle wrote:
>> Yes, that would be nice and, in fact, it exists! Kinda. Preware lets
>> you turn on and off individual patches right through its interface.
>> Of course, once you turn it off, you have to go through the list of
>> all available ones to turn it back on. So, a nice feature addition to
>> PW would be to have a personal list of patches such as you suggest.
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