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xenigo · 06-05-2008, 04:32 PM

Ok, you heard it here first. Palm is going the way of the dinosaur. Basically, Palm is an old school device that's holding on for dear life - but it's as good as dead. It shouldn't even exist now.

The device to have right now is the Blackberry. I currently have the 8310 Curve which is an absolutely fantastic device and I really cannot say enough good things about it. It's reasonably responsive, VERY reliable especially when it comes to email correspondence, and it's extremely easy to use. And if you're smart, you'll wait about 2 weeks until the Blackberry Bold (aka Blackberry 9000) is released.

The Bold will have a 625mhz processor, HSDPA (3G), Wifi, 480x320 screen, 1gig internal memory, GPS, 2mp camera, support for up to 16gb Micro SDHC cards, and it has a full desktop-style web browser similar -but better- than Opera Mini. And the browser will also support Flash, and streaming flash interfaces such as YouTube.

06-05-2008, 04:32 PM
xenigo Confirmed User Industry Role: Join Date: Jan 2001 Location: Oakland, CA Posts: 8,067	Ok, you heard it here first. Palm is going the way of the dinosaur. Basically, Palm is an old school device that's holding on for dear life - but it's as good as dead. It shouldn't even exist now. The device to have right now is the Blackberry. I currently have the 8310 Curve which is an absolutely fantastic device and I really cannot say enough good things about it. It's reasonably responsive, VERY reliable especially when it comes to email correspondence, and it's extremely easy to use. And if you're smart, you'll wait about 2 weeks until the Blackberry Bold (aka Blackberry 9000) is released. The Bold will have a 625mhz processor, HSDPA (3G), Wifi, 480x320 screen, 1gig internal memory, GPS, 2mp camera, support for up to 16gb Micro SDHC cards, and it has a full desktop-style web browser similar -but better- than Opera Mini. And the browser will also support Flash, and streaming flash interfaces such as YouTube.