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October 12, 2006

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I like to call myself an "experienced novice user" of the 650 and a lot of new tech toys. I have had my 650 for 2 years now, and I have been holding out for the mythical 750p, however I am growing a little impatient. I have been tempted to go ahead and bite the bullet by buying a 700p, knowing as soon as I do this, a 750 will be produced months later. After looking at your pictures of some of the apps on the 680 however, it looks more interesting than I thought. I am now wondering what are you “losing” with the 680 compared to the other models (keep in mind, I have a 650)?

I am currently a Verizon customer, which makes me a CDMA user, correct? Going with the 680 would mean switching to Cingular and a GSM network, still correct? What is the difference between CDMA, GSM, EV-DO and EDGE? And what are the benefits that everyone is crying for having built-in Wi-fi – don’t you have to be in one of these damn hotspots while paying for the usage?

I know this is a lot of questions to ask however I guess I am a moron, surrounded by morons! Everyone I work with comes to me for IT questions and help, and as you can see, my knowledge on all this is nil. I tend to gather bits and pieces of info and piece them together for my best guess. I don’t know anyone who has a treo that knows more than me (scary). I called Verizon when I first bought my treo to ask a few questions and the person had me on hold for 10 min to find out the answers, which were half-ass at best and company-biased against GSM networks. If you can help me with a couple of answers to these questions or point me to some sources that can easily explain this stuff it would be greatly appreciated.

Also, I got to your blog by way of your link you provided on the Treonauts page. I have been getting most of my info from that site for the past couple of years, and if you’ve kept up with the site for a while, it’s not always the most technical (but I still enjoy it). I enjoyed your blog because it gave me a new opinion on the treo (not to mention the blog includes sports and other interesting tech reviews, I like that Roundtable idea). I will be adding your blog to my daily pages.

What Cool Things Can you do with This Treo... and what useful things can it do for me?

Nice pics . . . thanks

Some interesting perspective. I have been using my Treo 650 now for a couple of years and before that the Treo 180, and the Handspring Visor Phone. The Treo 650 in my mind has been the easiest and most reliable smart phone I have ever used and I have been able to synchronise it with corporate networks, stand alone Windows and Mac platforms, and with it being an unlocked GSM, use it in multiple countries (Afghanistan, Canada, USA, Australia, Germany, Ukraine, Czech Republic, United Arab Emirates, UK) without much hassle. The one thing I was hoping for in this release was WiFi, as moving around, I don't have a long-term contract with any provider. Anyone know if the new 680 will run the Palm WiFi card, like the 700 series will?

i just read that palm 700v has 1.3megapixels cam, why treo 680 only has vga?
and tx has wifi, why new version of palm-phones doesn't have wifi?
i really wonder why... are they trying to save some features for future models?

CDMA works only in the US dont need a sim card , GSM works internationaly , need sim card..


EV-DO hi speed broadband internet and EDGE the same but it is slower

WIFI we need it because u can access ur home or work network so you can transfe files from and to your treo with noo need of wires ECT...

but if ur not advanced user u might be satisfyed by the EVDO hi speed internet

Long Live the treo and palm!!
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"Anyone know if the new 680 will run the Palm WiFi card, like the 700 series will?"

- The answer is NO. Unfortunately, they haven't planned making the 680 support the WiFi expansion card.

Does the 680 require you to use a particular music venue like the ipod tries to make you?

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