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Originally Posted by robthebold View Post
OK, I plugged in the phone to the wall wart and it charged up and it turned on to the "select language" screen just as it's supposed to. GSM/2G has been dropped in my area, so I can't test the phone functionality, but I'm pretty sure everything was working when taken out of service. IIRC, my wife needed to have a windows mobile phone for some reason beyond her control. That HP "whatever" was a POS, frequently needing the cover removed to pop out the battery for a "red button" reset, as it were. She got really good at doing that quickly!

I've always had a soft spot for Palm, and didn't stop carrying my Visor Prism until I got GarnetVM for my N900. At that point, the N900 replaced (or mostly replaced) most of the portable gadgets I carried regularly or occasionally. Somewhere on the forum here, I think I've got a group photo of all the things the mighty N900 displaced: another phone (of course), the Visor, a compact solid state camcorder, a toshiba music player, a small digital camera (for all but "artistic" stuff), my N800, and my Sharp Zaurus.

Anyway, send me a PM sometime with your contact info and I'll get started on packing and shipping this cute little phone.
PM sent!

The N900 could do it all, haha. I have an N900 that I was playing with last year. Thanks to this forum there is a lot of information to continue using this great phone.

My experience with Windows phones has also been strange. WP8 and W10M worked fine on my Lumia 535. Later I got a 950, as they were very cheap after the death of W10M. I also have an HTC HD2 that I got to test the old Windows Mobile 6.5 system. This last system is more or less from the time of Palm OS 5. I probably like the Palm system more, I read that there are people who are very fond of it and nostalgia (quite the opposite in the case of Windows Mobile).
 

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