PDAxtreme

Archive for December 2nd, 2009

My parerents are adding 2 lines for me and my sister in June. It will be my first non-prepaid phone. Any recommendations? I want a PDA. I’ll pay a good price but not as much as the iphone. The blackjack has pretty much everything i need: memory card slot for capacity, video recording, and a full keyboard (and of course the obvious camera & bluetooth and such but if it’s a PDA it has that). I’ll also accept pros & cons of samsung blackjack owners. Thanx:]

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you can get loads for pc’s that will send anything to any bluetooth enabled device in range but i need one that will work on a pda / phone. all i want is the software, any help?
money isnt a problem
I understand this may upset people but this is our business. we want to intergreat iver a mobile or fixed system into shopping malls ect. people can iver accept or decline the add and it would be used for special offers like, take this to mcdonalds and get 2 pound off your next meal. you would only be asked once

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I’m thinking about buying this cell phone. Is it good, bad, or okay. just give me some reviews, Thanks!

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I am looking to upgrade my cell phone and I am wanting one with certain features:

1- Ringer ID (can personalize ringtones to contacts)
2- Threaded Text Messaging/Conversation Texts (where you can read the whole conversation rather than only an individual text)
3- PDA (not the end of the world…)
4- Bluetooth Capable (mostly so I can send myself ringtones)
5- Prefer a QWERTY keyboard

and…I think that is it…other than I am with AT&T and I prefer to not get the iPhone — cheaper is better.

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I have been wanting a PDA style device for years now so that I can send emails, play games etc. Lots of my friends have the iphone and touch but I don’t really want the phone bit.

My questions are:
Do you have to pay for internet access?
Are there any other extra payments apart from new apps and games?
Would you recommend it for gaming when bored, emailing and internet browsing?

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The phone is made entirely of plastic, with a minimal design aesthetic. The exterior is all black, with clear hard plastic keys on the keyboard located underneath the screen. The sides and back of the device are finished in matte black, with a soft texture that improves grip and combats fingerprints.The only buttons aside from the keyboard are the power button on the top edge of the device and the volume controls on the right side. The headphone jack is on the top, and the charging port is on the right side.I really like the fact that the charging port is covered, providing some extra protection against dust and accidental splashes, but it is a bit frustrating. When I pry it open with my fingernail, the seamless, seemingly spring-loaded port cover just snaps closed again before I can get a grip on it. I’m sure I’ll get better with practice, but it was a surprising annoyance.” Read more here:


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