That’s a good point:  they ALL have flaws.  The iPhone is a terrible phone; the 
Droid loses email accounts and text messages; WinMob is WinMob, etc.   The Pre 
is a first generation hardware and software device that has hardware product 
quality problems (haven’t heard if the Pre + definitively fixes that, and/or if 
the + will start being sold by Sprint to replace the original Pre – that’s what 
should happen) and a general lack of customizability, which is slowly being 
addressed.

 

I do wish Palm/Sprint would hire a better ad agency than they have now.  The 
ads so far have been pretty lame, and don’t really convey the real 
nature/benefits of the Pre.

 

Cheers,

Don

 

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Subject: Re: [Treo] Future of Palm

 

  

I don't buy these reviews. The phone is great (even with some flaws). Company 
needs to continue marketing and getting word out. The more people use it I 
think the more popular it will get. 

Edward Fultz 
[email protected] <mailto:edward.fultz%40comcast.net>  
(978) 807-4225 

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Sent: Tuesday, March 23, 2010 9:46:59 AM GMT -05:00 US/Canada Eastern 
Subject: [Treo] Future of Palm 

I came across these articles a short while ago. I find them intriguing, 
although I don't necessarily agree with everything they say. 

Personally, it seems to me that Palm is going to be in play for their 
intellectual property. 

Rick 

http://www.mondaynote.com/2010/03/21/who-will-buy-palm/ 

http://www.techyell.com/2010/02/how-to-read-palm-windows-phone-future-pre/ 

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