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Submitted by: 4034
Email: fkqelx@zwfjfu.com
Location: QhsPOREhFAUQ
Date Added: 2008-05-18
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Great Functionality
This phone is a great way to combine your cell phone and a PDA so you don't need as many gadgets hanging around your hips. This phone has all of the functionality of both devices including voice dialing and dialing directly from your address book. Speakerphone is also a very nice feature. My only gripe is that it doesn't have color screen and the new 400mhz processor. Next
Gen will be better.
Submitted by: Jim
Email: harisn9000@hotmail.com
Location: Ft. Collins, CO
Date Added: 2003-03-27
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Disappointed
I would like the option to change font size and icons like on my PC. For me the writing is too small. Also, it appears that one can only change to caps at the beginning of a line. The plug-in adapter for the handless feature is practically useless because of the noise level, people tell me I sound like I am in a wind filled cave (Verizon store person told me that this is the only pug-in available.) Voice dialing is annoying; sometimes it works and sometimes it doesn't. Also, when driving it would be nice to voice activate automated answering systems like chosing extensions. A cradle for the phone in the car to make it easily accessible would be great. The phone has to be plugged in to use some of its features and there is no holder for the phone according to the Verizon Store where I purchased the phone. Well, as I stated in my heading I am very disappointed. I think the features are good but usability is poor especially for someone like me who needs to use the phone extensively while commuting long distances on a daily basis. I would appreciate any useful suggestions to remedy the problems I am having.
Submitted by: Ute
Email: beaute1@sssnet.com
Location: North Canton, Ohio
Date Added: 2002-11-25
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Like the phone
The phone is everything I need in one package. I have found that when I put it on my belt, it answers automatically. I can be in a meeting and hear someone talking to me from the phone. It could us an upgradeable processor and additional memory for me (I have Vindigo and Avantgo on it - total of 3 MB right there) but otherwise great phone.
Submitted by: Bert
Location: NJ
Date Added: 2002-06-24
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Awesome Versatility
This phone has the best features and versatility than
any on the market I think. I could go for a color screen vs. the old green screen ya know, also a louder ringer with cooler ring tones would help alot. But its a cool piece of technology.
Submitted by: Sidney Dixon
Date Added: 2002-06-08
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This phone is everything I needed.
After the NIMDA virus hit our work on Sept. 14th, I decided that I'd need a communication device that was not only a phone but whereby I could get online, get and receive information, and in general connect with those I needed to. The 6035 is what I needed and more! I can be talking on the cell phone speaker, open the flip, and look up contacts or events in my address book or date book. I can get my AOL mail and answer it (add'l charge per minute, but it really saves me time) because of the internal modem. I really really like this phone.
Submitted by: Lynne Shapiro
Email: Schmink45@aol.com
Location: Brea, CA
Date Added: 2002-04-06
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Kyocera 6035 vs Samsung I-300
I have purchased 4 Samsung i300s and maybe 6 Kyocera 6035s. Both phones offer similar Palm functionality, but I prefer the Samsung. The Kyocera 6035 has better battery life and range than the Samsung i300 but seems to have a slower processor (or memory?) than the Samsung i300. Also, its display is difficult to read in low-light conditions. The i300 ergonomically is much better and the screen is wonderful. Its touch screen is slighly textured, which seems to make graffiti easier. Over all, my users reported much higher satisfaction with it (though all of them are happy with their particular smartphone).
Submitted by: rcf
Email: theigorway@yahoo.com
Location: minneapolis
Date Added: 2002-01-22
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Great combo!
OK 2 (ok one of them is my own problem) things that absolutely agree with, mentioned before:
1) The speakerphone is terrible.
2) The Ringer is always to soft and even with the loudest setting.
3) (this is mine) Diddle Bug (free) won't work with it so I had to switch to BugMe! ($)That's the bad--how about the good:
1) Great agreement between the phone and palm.
2) Holds my entire Contacts for work--1700+ employees and integrates with the phone perfectly.
3) When the earphone is in it asks if I want to answer it or not, if I say "yes" it answers..."no" goes to voice mail.
4) Easily, and pretty quickly, checks email online.
5) Voice activated dialing works pretty well too.
6) Play cards while waiting in line.
7) What else can I say?
Submitted by: Ron
Email: rondoyle@instruction.com
Location: Harrisonburg, VA
Date Added: 2001-09-14
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