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First Impressions
, Palm
, PDAs
, Smartphones
, Windows Mobile
by Rico Mossesgeld on February 9, 2007

But the thumbboard is still easy to use, since it's practically the same. And as someone used to the two-hand requirements of the Pocket PC OS, I was pleasantly surprised by how much I was able to do without the stylus. Microsoft must've worked closely with Palm on the 750. The tweaked interface makes many one-handed operations possible.
That being said, trying out the Treo 750 made me miss the
To be fair though, the unit I tried out isn't a production version. And I'd love to give this smartphone a more thorough test run, since it's practically the easiest Windows Mobile device I've ever used.
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Response from:
pink cell phones
(02/10/07 4:13am)
Treo 750 is a much better phone than the 680 when it comes to productivity. Hey, it would be nice if it's available in pink for this Valentine's day.
Response from:
Rico
(02/11/07 8:28am)
Lol, that's an interesting idea. Though I'm not sure if girls will go gaga over such a business-like device.
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