My husband is looking at getting a new cell phone, but wants one that will allow him to write code on the go.  Any suggestions as to what phones/PDA's he should look into?\n\nOur service will probably be with T-Mobile or Verizon.
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I would look into the Palm Treo 650 or 700 series phones.
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Pocket Media  --  CellToys  -- YouMobile or U-mobile(it makes more sense than t-mobile) --  AirTime  --  Mobile Media  --  Walkie Talkies  --  Full Signal  -- Mobilize Me\n\ngood luck, joetheadguy@aol.com
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You can go to the websites that I have as sources. You need to know who their wireless provider is. #1 is nextel (it may also let you send it to sprint phones sinces they are partners now). #2 is verizon, #3 is cingular, #4 is T-mobile, #5 is suncom. At this time I can't think of another cellphone company except local providers. If you need another cellphone provider you can usually find a link to send a text message on their homepage. If not there you can just search around where they talk about text messaging. Hope this helps you out.
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Sprint/Nextel still offer this.  But now you can also get it from Verizon and Cingular.\n\nI have a Cingular card for my laptop.  They are free after the rebates, and the service is about $60 per month on an all you can eat deal.
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I like the full-sized slate-only Motion LE1600. I've had mine about four days now and although it's different, it's growing on me. I have a full-sized desktop and a "desk-top replacement" laptop for most of my work, so I needed something that was ultra portable for taking on the road and easy to use around the house when I'm not in the office.\n\nWith my bluetooth fold-up keyboard, I can type if needed, but I've not typed on it yet. (I am trying to force myself to learn the inking way, which is difficult since I type faster than I write).\n\nI would NOT go with the UMPC platform yet. It's not quite ready for prime-time. I did quite a bit of research on that before I decided to go with the Tablet PC.
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On your phone try going to any given contact and you should have another thing that says like options or details, and once you click that you'll have an option to send text messages that is if it's on your plan, if you don't and you start texting people be warned of a dollar charge for each text you send and receive! Calling your provider should also help you as well if you don't mind waiting on hold for a spell.
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what exactly is your question .... ??\n\ni surly dont want .. bcos . i use a simple phone ... \nI think half of the guys who hit this question is going to use a simple phone or no phone.\n\nregards\nNarendran J S\nhttp://narendranj.blogspot.com\nhttp://bookmarks-share.blogspot.com
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use the active sync disc that came with the cel phone cause my husband has the exact same phone and if you want pics or music or videos on there you just copy and paste them in the sounds for music and the storage for videos and music and then if you want more room for all your stuff you will have to go get a memory card like goes in a digital camera my husband has a 1gb one and he has like 65 pics and 65 whole mp3s on his phone he can listen to and use as wallpapers at various times just hook your phone up and use the active sync cradle with the mini usb cable that came with it you should be good to go\n\nand the active sync will help you set up your email and stuff using outlook express to do the vids and pics do a guest partnership and for email do standard partnership\n\nif you need help email me and i will help you as much as i can
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You get these cards from you mobile phone provider. All major vendors in my area (Verizon, T-mobile, Circular and Sprint) offer a card that works on their network. The cards work like cell phones and are usually locked to whatever provider you got it from. \nThe costs vary. You can check individual sites for exect quotes but figure on paying about $50 a month. Make sure you get the unlimited plan otherwise it will be a small future to use it.\nMost of the cards have regular Wi-Fi built in also. If you have a wireless home network you'll be able to connect to it.\nSome vendors like T-Mobile offer hot spots where you can get Wi-Fi services also.\nThe way to choose a card is find out what wireless vendor has the best coverage in your area and get their card.
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The best PDA/device that suited for J2ME development is the one that has suppport for MIDP 1.0 or 2.0. These devices can be from Motorola, Nokia, BenQ-Siemens or Sony Ericsson. \nFor a list of devices that supports J2ME, check this site below from Sun.
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LOL  My nephew ran up his cell with text messaging too!  LOL  Nearly $1,000 in charges in only 1 month.  LOL  Tried to warn him that it costs money, but he didn't listen.  LOL
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i like nokia, motorola, and samsung. ericsson is good for memory capacity, but it's not as user-friendly as the rest. samsung has great quality pictures. motorola is easy to use and looks hot as hell. motorola also doesn't hang (gets f*cked) as easily as nokia or ericsson. nokia is the easiest to use, but has a fast depreciation value. figure out what's important for you, then you can properly choose which mobile to get. my boyfriend uses an LG, and i found it hard to use.
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Please check out this link from another SAHM!!\nhttp://stormpayges.stormpay.com/norisk/index.html\n\nBe Blessed!!!
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Getting neighbour cell information and other related data and very tightly tied to the protocol stack/hardware that the mobile manufacturer is using. He will not let you access it directly and may provide you with a hook api which allows you to get the data. It is not tied to Java.\nSimple answer - proprietary to the phone manufacturer.
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I've never seen a pre paid phone that lets you go on-line.  Sorry but I don't think this would be posable.
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Get the PDA and the software as a pair.   Synchronisation is the key.  If you get a PDA it needs to behave the same as the calendar on your computer, and synchronise with it flawlessly.   I use Outlook on the PC and have a palm PDA - I gave up on the palm (anyone want it?)  I'd suggest something that runs the same email/appointments program that you use on your main computer.\n\nYou should also use the same email system etc that your manager and your staff use, if they do.  That way you will all be able to see each others' calendars, to-do lists etc.   If you don't have a work email system (like Exchange, which Outlook needs) then maybe you should use a fully online one.  Doesn't yahoo have such a facility?
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I'd say having mobile phones which combine decent MP3 players and reasonable PDA functionality. People don't want to carry separate MP3 player and phone. So the phone companies are working on it, as are Apple, allegedly.