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I'm intending to up[grade my phone ( a little Samsung thing which I _do_not_ get on with). My needs/wants are a little unusual. I'm hoping for a quick feedback from owners.
I have seen HP Ipaq and I find the keys and text too small - just.
Any suggestions welcome.
Need:
Mobile Phone, & text sms
Want:
linux, or as a last resort some other OS.
usable without reading glasses
Decent Camera, notebook, usb connection to pc.
would be nice but would hardly use:
gps, Blackberry.
Do not need/want:
wap (I have pcs in work & at home)
Music features.
Synch with m$ outlook
microscopic keys/text.
Navigating 26 menus just to send a text!
There are two routes that you might want to consider. One is nokia, but the support for linux base is wanting.
Palm would be a better option, fast sync and fast reboot. Not to forget the after sales technical support is good. I have not called them for linux tech support but the windows tech support is very good for something that comes free.
Noika is top of my 'never buy' list - I hate the feel of every one I've held.
I was kind of working around to Palm, or 'something else' because I simply don't know the market and don't want to have to listen to hours of b.s. from technical sales geeks to the sound of deafening music. Likewise I was not looking forward to reading gigabytes of crap from same. But I haven't held any yet.
As for tech support - let's face it, having to ring the _phone_ company for answers on linux is a bit like admitting you've wet your trousers :-). What's the web for?
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