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The Treo 755p has been available on Sprint since this May. Previous leaked Verizon reports also showed a Treo 800w, though there is no sign of this device on the roadmap this time.
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The following comments are owned by whoever posted them. PIC is not responsible for them in any way. login or register for free in order to post comments. bbtkd @ 10/8/2007 11:10:14 AM #
At this point, Palm has been publicly flogged (in the market) for failing to properly and in a timely fashion patch the previous product - so who cares? Now if they can - with a straight face - say that the major flaws of the 700P have been fixed in a new 755P firmware release that has been tested by more than Ed's 10 yr old cousin Tony, then maybe it warrants a glance. I was once hopeful that by the time I am eligible to replace my 700P in November 2008 that the Linux platform would have been shipping for a year, but looks like I might be able to be one of the first test rats, but not holding my breath on that date either. Luckily my 700P has the original firmware and I have not been experiencing many of the problems others have, mainly since I don't use bluetooth or MP3 or some of the other plagued features. Anyway - regarding the 755P, old news, who cares? RE: Who cares really?retrospooty @ 10/8/2007 11:40:52 AM #
"firmware release that has been tested by more than Ed's 10 yr old cousin Tony,"
LOL. sad that its a good semi analogy of Palm's QA
I am eligible to replace my Treo 650 now ... anyway I am waiting for the 755p to come out for Verizon so I can continue using all my reference and medical programs that I have been using for the past two years. Anything PalmOS would be great for me. RE: 755p or bust for me....leathernuts @ 10/9/2007 2:27:05 PM #
I agree Ive invested (or wasted-however you want to look at it) in so many third party programs that changing OS's would not be a wise choice on my part.
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