But, on the flip side, RIM hasn’t been targeting that group until recently.

Bottom line: Would I use the TREO on a daily basis for work related things? Nope. The 8700 is still there for that.

RIM, if the 9 series is as bad ass as the rumors are, I will have no use for a Treo.

BUT, you are going to have to create a 3G device (I could care less about WiFi if I have 3G) and TMOBILE is going to have to get their 3G up and running (Still slated for the end of 2007?). Also, you need an OS that is compatible with Win Media and Real Player files…

And please do hurry…Like I said, the TREO is nice for fun, but damnit, I am already getting tired of carrying 2 devices and having 2 different cell phone service providers!

But, on the flip side, RIM hasn’t been targeting that group until recently.

Bottom line: Would I use the TREO on a daily basis for work related things? Nope. The 8700 is still there for that.

RIM, if the 9 series is as bad ass as the rumors are, I will have no use for a Treo.

BUT, you are going to have to create a 3G device (I could care less about WiFi if I have 3G) and TMOBILE is going to have to get their 3G up and running (Still slated for the end of 2007?). Also, you need an OS that is compatible with Win Media and Real Player files…

And please do hurry…Like I said, the TREO is nice for fun, but damnit, I am already getting tired of carrying 2 devices and having 2 different cell phone service providers!

- Consumers dont care if “carriers like the blackberry”.
- Microsoft directpush offers SSL security. Dont know if anything beyond that really matters to joe-consumer.
- Device management : is in WM6.
- Dont get the whole “blackberry is more comprehensive”. Not one example of what this means is included in the article. Unless the author meant “one of the five reasons is that it does the other four”.

- Consumers dont care if “carriers like the blackberry”.
- Microsoft directpush offers SSL security. Dont know if anything beyond that really matters to joe-consumer.
- Device management : is in WM6.
- Dont get the whole “blackberry is more comprehensive”. Not one example of what this means is included in the article. Unless the author meant “one of the five reasons is that it does the other four”.

- Consumers dont care if “carriers like the blackberry”.
- Microsoft directpush offers SSL security. Dont know if anything beyond that really matters to joe-consumer.
- Device management : is in WM6.
- Dont get the whole “blackberry is more comprehensive”. Not one example of what this means is included in the article. Unless the author meant “one of the five reasons is that it does the other four”.