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[Kevin Sonney <ksonney AT gmail.com>]

On Mon, Oct 10, 2005 at 11:30:41AM -0400, Michael Czeiszperger spoke thusly:
> Hey, if anyone's interested in palm phones, I just upgraded to the  
> Kyocera 7135 and as far as I'm concerned its head and shoulders above  
> the Treo's, and it was free (with rebate) for switching to Alltel.

Interesting co-incidence. I just switched from my 7135 to a Tungsten E2
and bluetooth-enabled LG cameraphone. While I liked the 7135 as a
"best-of" for it's palm/phone integration, I did find it to be
exceptionally fragile (3 screens in 2 years) and prone to issues
(including the battery recall). 

I have a cradle, 2 wall chargers, 1 car charger, and the RS-232 travel
cable for the 7135 for sale. Contact me off list if interested. 

Some words of advice based on practical experience :
- do not drop the phone. I lost 2 screens that way
- do not put the phone in your back pocket. I lost a screen that way
- Occasionally the phone will lock up in such a way that it looks 
  like it has signal and fails on all calls. A reset usually solves 
  this problem. In one instance a factory reset and restore was 
  required to correct this condition.
- It is exceptionally easy to dislodge the battery when accessing the
  reset button
- Do not let your children know about the reset button.
- back up daily if not more often

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