Comment Re:Great story, this is my ideal phone. (Score 1) 44
You have almost exactly described the Ericsson T68.
1) It uses industry standards in that both Windows and Apple users can sync with ease. On your Apple, you can probably write something to add additional functionality.
2) It has bluetooth - and it works well.
3) You just arent going to get this on a phone... However the small screen is very readable.
4) Not a flip phone - LEARN TO USE A KEYLOCK.
5) I can regularly get it to last 5 days, a week if I turn it off when I sleep.
6) Syncs perfectly with OSX.
7) What security do you need? Keep it in your pocket.
8) Works with all GSM networks worldwide. In the US you have T-Mobile, ATTWS, and portions of Cingular. I use T-Mobile and it is great.
You do have to remember this is a phone and not a PDA, but it covers all of the basic needs. Also -- MUCH less than $500 depending on the subsidy from your provider.
1) It uses industry standards in that both Windows and Apple users can sync with ease. On your Apple, you can probably write something to add additional functionality.
2) It has bluetooth - and it works well.
3) You just arent going to get this on a phone... However the small screen is very readable.
4) Not a flip phone - LEARN TO USE A KEYLOCK.
5) I can regularly get it to last 5 days, a week if I turn it off when I sleep.
6) Syncs perfectly with OSX.
7) What security do you need? Keep it in your pocket.
8) Works with all GSM networks worldwide. In the US you have T-Mobile, ATTWS, and portions of Cingular. I use T-Mobile and it is great.
You do have to remember this is a phone and not a PDA, but it covers all of the basic needs. Also -- MUCH less than $500 depending on the subsidy from your provider.
