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Most HelpfulI bought the Palm Treo 755p in January of 2008. I still have it, for the sole reason that I am not eligible yet to get a new phone with my wireless plan. I am pretty busy, so it was important to me to have a really good calendar on my cell phone. The calendar and the internet are the primary reasons...
review »My first Treo was the 650, which I enjoyed. Nevertheless, I waited for an entire year or more for Verizon to pick up the 755. I even drempt of this -- pretty twisted, but I did. The day it came out I "upgraded" my 650 only to be left totally defeated and discouraged.
For me, it is the little things that have me a little angry. First, when you want to end a call you have to tap the screen and 40% of the time it doesn't hang up...you are left there wondering if the call is over or if you have to tap it again. If it really has hung up the extra tap will start A NEW CALL, which I didn't...
review »I love my Palm 755p. The Palm operating system is great, small files which don't freeze up. I work in a mobile environment and love that my phone has my outlook calendar, has alarms reminding me to do various tasks, even pay monthly bills. My email downloads easily and keeps me on top of my work. The phone syncs with outlook, moving all my contacts into my phone, and entering those from my phone into my computer, which is important when I enter numbers on the go yet still want them in my business contacts.
Google maps is ever so useful, I find myself using it for everything. I...
review »This product is a super all-in-one phone. Well worth the money. It has everything you need in one place. I use it day and night, and works great for phone usage (duh..), heavy duty email usage, internet browsing, and lastly, have recently used it more for music and viedo watching.
The broadband speed is decent and the browser works with almost all normal websites. This 755P is a user friendly phone. This is my third Treo, and each newer model is a bit smaller and more user friendly than its previous model. It is comfortable to hold and easy to use the keyboard, for either one handed or two...
review »I actually got the Treo 775p as a hand-me-down from my mother in law who had a lot of problems with the phone and wanted something simpler. I'll be honest, I thought she was just technologically inept, but actually this phone seems to have a mind of its own.
First, the things I like about it. I love the qwerty keyboard, the touch screen (with stylus if I need it), and the Microsoft OS. It syncs up well to my Microsoft 2007 suite and I really like the call back log with pretty detailed information. I use the recently called people feature a LOT and it's helpful when I'm in a hurry. I haven't had...
review »As a busy Mom/Systems Coordinator/Small business owner/Domestic goddess, I could not live without my Palm Treo 755p!
The Palm combines the benefits of a full feature mobile phone with the functionality of a mobile office. Top to bottom, the phone contains an expansion slot for added memory for all of those documents, contacts and emails. Along with a famous silent mode switch and integrated housing for the stylus, the blinking light on the Sprint version lets you know when you have missed an important event (phone call, text message, alert, etc).
The touch screen supports 65,000 colors...
review »I have had a Palm Treo 755p for almost two years now and I have to say it is the biggest waste of money I have ever spent. The internet browser function is a complete joke. It takes forever to google the smallest thing and you wait forever for it to load - that is even after the 3 minutes you waited to get google to load in the first place. The google maps feature offered on the phone also is just as useless. Sprint does have a naviagation program and I have no idea why it was not offered on this phone. I have used that program on another phone and it much more user friendly and you...
review »The treo 755p is a lifesaver. It's your very own little computer in your pocket. It's everything in one. Like most phones they don't have a full keyboard, but palms phones (besides blackberries) where the first to have the full key boards. Also it's the 1st phone to be touch screen. You don't need a ipod or an mp3 player because it has pocketunes. You don't need to buy ringtones because you can get a program called ringo and create your own ringtones from songs in pocketunes. You can create to do lists and task lists. It keeps a call log for over 6 months! Thats great.. It's great. Mobile...
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