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2006-06-06
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2006-06-07
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2006-06-07
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2006-06-15
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2006-06-15
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Awesome Reggie,
I was so hot for that phone, but desided against it being that it lacked a camera and vibrate features. I wound up getting a Sony Ericsson W600i for everyday use (because its small and pocketable) and the 770 when i wanted to hop online. I realy would like to know your impressions on the webcore web browser. Sure would like to see that ported to maemo. Just a note on Cingular internet from the 770 try adding wireless.cingular.com as the proxy using port 80 to the CINGULAR INTERNET profile. Huge speed increase.
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2006-06-15
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2006-10-11
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I'm using the free bundled Mail for Exchange -- this is the best MS exchange syncing app I've seen which is quite at par with the BackBerry.
It's also a welcome surprise that it uses the same battery that the 770 uses. Battery life is great. The built in WiFi is quite a bonus.
Reggie Suplido