The Palm One 680 basically, this will enable you to access almost anything directly from the main Phone screen. It has a full, easy-type keyboard, perfect for writing SMS messages and emails, and an optimal 320x320 vibrant color screen for viewing web pages, photos, media and more. You can select applications and navigate menus using the included stylus, but generally a fingertip works just as well. When the Treo 680 is connected to a PC, you can not only synchronize contacts, emails and other information between devices, but also transfer content like videos, pictures and music from the PC to the Treo.
Palm One 680 call screen has been updated. Icons are still easy enough to select using the touch screen, but are smaller in size. Added is a new menu bar at the bottom of the screen to let the user know which function is active.
Features:
Solidly constructed and heavier than the standard Palm handheld cradle.
Styling-wise flat black Treo cradle
A USB sync/charge cable identical to the one included with Palm devices.
The added base weight is a huge bonus here.
Can trickle charge over USB even with the Treo in the cradle.
Treo insertion and removal is easier on this cradle than ever.
The cradle LED illuminates red or green to indicate charging status of the spare battery.
The device is both Bluetooth- and infrared wireless-capable, but sadly is not WiFi-capable. PDAs and smart phones have long had the reputation of being business devices that make it easier for corporate-types to stay connected to email, phone and the Web while out of the office.
In addition to all the standard apps like calculator, voice memo recorder, notepad, calculator and address book, additional Palm-compatible applications can be downloaded to the device. A handful of these, including several games and a reader, are included on the software CD packaged with the Treo. The Treo 680 smart phone has an internal antenna and slim form factor, making the device smaller and sleeker than its Treo predecessors in the United States. For more http://www.luckywirelessusa.com
Palm One 680 call screen has been updated. Icons are still easy enough to select using the touch screen, but are smaller in size. Added is a new menu bar at the bottom of the screen to let the user know which function is active.
Features:
Solidly constructed and heavier than the standard Palm handheld cradle.
Styling-wise flat black Treo cradle
A USB sync/charge cable identical to the one included with Palm devices.
The added base weight is a huge bonus here.
Can trickle charge over USB even with the Treo in the cradle.
Treo insertion and removal is easier on this cradle than ever.
The cradle LED illuminates red or green to indicate charging status of the spare battery.
The device is both Bluetooth- and infrared wireless-capable, but sadly is not WiFi-capable. PDAs and smart phones have long had the reputation of being business devices that make it easier for corporate-types to stay connected to email, phone and the Web while out of the office.
In addition to all the standard apps like calculator, voice memo recorder, notepad, calculator and address book, additional Palm-compatible applications can be downloaded to the device. A handful of these, including several games and a reader, are included on the software CD packaged with the Treo. The Treo 680 smart phone has an internal antenna and slim form factor, making the device smaller and sleeker than its Treo predecessors in the United States. For more http://www.luckywirelessusa.com
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