Below is a user review of Mail2Web by one of our readers:
About two years ago I began my venture into Windows Mobile phones. I started with a Nextel i930, which was first of all very slow, but it was also a cumbersome operating system, email took a long time to download, there was no way to actually use the wireless synchronization features without being employed by a company that ran an Exchange Server. I grew frustrated with the phone, and left Windows Mobile and started using a Palm Treo 650. Recently I ventured back into the Windows Mobile arena, Continue reading ‘Mail2Web Review’
That’s right folks, you can get Gmail on your PDA. Actually, there are a couple of ways you can do this. I’ll walk through a few of them in this article.
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When I first got my Trinity phone I was desperately looking for a decent case for it. I started off with one of those silicon ones which I got from ebay for about $10. I chose the silicon one first as I wanted something which would provide decent protection for my phone (I use to have an HP 4150 PDA until I dropped it and smashed the screen). Anyway, the silicon case was great (black one) except it was really difficult to get my phone out of my pocket with it on as the case caused a lot of friction.
So, with my $10 wasted I kept looking…Â I did some more searching around on ebay but didn’t really find what I was looking for. Finally I found a Hong Kong store called Brando. They sell loads of stuff to pretty much any electronic device you can imagine. I went searching through and found a nice looking leather case.
Above is a photo I just took of the case (the phone isn’t in it as I used it to take the photo – pretty good quality I think). Anyway, it arrived pretty quickly, really well packaged etc.
Below is a link to the case I bought (flip top), the is also a site flip one for those of you that are interested.
http://shop.brando.com.hk/prod_detail.php?prod_id=01962&dept_id=029&cat_id=483
Personally I don’t like clipping my phone on my belt but this case does have a clip for you to do that. The clip is removable if, like me, you prefer to keep it in your pocket. Once the screw is removed nothing protrudes from the case to get caught. The case also has a magnetic clip on the bottom to hold the case together which works really well, it makes it very easy to close the case.
The case also has a circle cut out for the camera so you can take shots with it still in the case. Finally there are all sorts of cutouts along the sides to allow access to the IR port, the SD slot, the side scroll wheel and the buttons can be pressed through the leather.
I recently purchased a miniSD card for my Trinity. Specifically I purchased a top of the line 2Gb sandisk UltraII memory card. I had read in various places that the Trinity sometimes had a problem with larger memory cards. Specifically cards larger than 512Mb. Continue reading ‘Problems with large memory cards’
Quick Specs:
Bluetooth, GPS, Wireless, Touchscreen, Windows Mobile, mini-SD, QVGA. Continue reading ‘Specifications’
