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Subject:
Alternative to Blackberry?
Category: Computers Asked by: pcventures-ga List Price: $8.50 |
Posted:
30 Nov 2005 10:21 PST
Expires: 07 Dec 2005 04:25 PST Question ID: 599546 |
So many people depend on their Blackberry units, including clients of mine - since they aren't served by an enterprise IT staff, they're stuck if the patent infringement lawsuit shuts them down. Any ideas as to another neat integrated solution for contacts, calendar and emails delivered wirelessly to an organizer? |
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Re: Alternative to Blackberry?
From: asm2750-ga on 30 Nov 2005 10:55 PST |
Due to RIM having a high possabilty of going to court over their network, A good idea would be to look at the PDA/Phones that use Microsoft and Palm operating systems. Sprint/Nextel and other cell phone carriers like T-Mobile have PDAs that are similar to the RIM blackberry, but use PocketPC. |
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Re: Alternative to Blackberry?
From: nelson-ga on 30 Nov 2005 22:56 PST |
Treo http://web.palm.com/products/smartphones/treo650/ |
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Re: Alternative to Blackberry?
From: vanpikey-ga on 02 Dec 2005 11:42 PST |
The Palm Treo 650 combined with GoodLink server is a fantastic alternative to Blackberry. http://www.good.com/ GoodLink functions very much like the Blackberry Enterprise Server. It wirelessly syncs your PDA with your Outlook email and organizer information. There is no need to run a desktop redirection software like MyMail. |
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Re: Alternative to Blackberry?
From: pdy-ga on 04 Dec 2005 02:02 PST |
Treo 700w |
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