Can the Treo 650 save me and wash away my sins?

[JasonC]

I promised it wouldn't happen. I've been fondling my 3x5 cards and
telling myself that everything was okay. But since I have to change my
cell contract, it's made me consider getting a Treo 650. Instead of
juggling cards, computers, and notebooks, it offers mobile nirvana. But
is it true? Can it work?

Is anyone else using one? If so, how is it working into their
organization/planning activities?

Thanks!

/Jason

[Ambar]

My Treo 650 has neither saved me nor washed away my sins. It's a
phone, a Palm, and an infernally handy pocket web browser. I still
want a keyboard (or a piece of paper) for serious data input, but my
life runs on Life Balance and the Treo fits in just fine for viewing
lists when I don't have a laptop handy.

[Harvey Simmons]

I'm just waiting (somewhat impatiently) for T-Mobile to get its act together and offer this phone. I can't see spending $799 for an unlocked one from PalmOne.

(tapping foot)

[Edward Vielmetti at Socialtext]

I'm happy so far (3 days) with a Blackberry 7100t (phone
shaped) from T-Mobile plus PocketMac software to sync
it to the Mac. No camera but really good phone email and
a reasonable keyboard in a small form factor.

Ed

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[n8k99]

I have a basic camera/phone that surfs the net, and use the notecard
method to keep my lists & next actions all straight. My life has been
streamlined over the last couple of months so that I minimize the
number of gadgets/devices/calendars I juggle. Basically, the camhone is
to communicate (pics/words) to others. The cards to remember for
myself. The cpu to process it all into store/output/product. Newer
neater niftier are not necessary. ( alliteration intended.)