what is the most convenient thing you do with your pda?

[kcrlshell]

Indeed...I partly purchased the TP2 because we will be in the UK next Fall for a couple of weeks... I'm interested in any and all info on how the phone "travels". What needs to be done...pitfalls...costs, etc.

To answer the OP, I upgraded from a Motorola Q9c specifically for a better web browsing phone. I am very satisfied with the TP2 web browsing.

[BlackDynamite]

I text way more than I talk on the phone. It's not even close. All of my friends text all the time. I hate talking on the phone, lol.

[rorytmeadows]

Originally Posted by SaltyDawg

I text way more than I talk on the phone. It's not even close. All of my friends text all the time. I hate talking on the phone, lol.

Any guy that talks on the phone more than 400 minutes a month not related to business, work, school, or online with Xbox support because of a broken 360 is a GIRLYMAN

[emerald]

Texting is definitely a major form of communication nowadays. A friend was telling me how his daughter numbered 19,000+ texts sent/received. He was thanking whatever higher being for unlimited texting plans.

Anyway, for me the most convenience I get from my phone is being able to take my books wherever I am without breaking my back carrying the physical versions. My purse weighs enough, I don't need to add more by carrying my embarrassing novels. Yes, I am that girl in the corner of the bar reading a trashy novel called... TWILIGHT. Joking, joking. But seriously, love my books <3

And of course there's also being able to look up stuff online when I need to discredit the reputation of a friend thinking they're a know-it-all, having my music collection with me when I need to shut out the sounds of screeching kids at the store, having a ton of useless apps in the hopes of one day being the savior in that one unforgettable situation for being useful, and having Google Maps at hand for when I get lost around the corner from my house.

Yay!

[x10guy]

With all the popularity of texting I wonder if any of the companies actually offer JUST a text/data plan with no voice.... and if people would really sign up for it?

[kidwolf908]

Originally Posted by x10guy

With all the popularity of texting I wonder if any of the companies actually offer JUST a text/data plan with no voice.... and if people would really sign up for it?

Verizon offers data and text only for sure - $50/month I believe. I believe sprint does too.

[BlackDynamite]

Originally Posted by kidwolf908

Verizon offers data and text only for sure - $50/month I believe. I believe sprint does too.

Yeah it's $30 per month on Sprint.

[x10guy]

Originally Posted by kidwolf908

Verizon offers data and text only for sure - $50/month I believe. I believe sprint does too.

Originally Posted by SaltyDawg

Yeah it's $30 per month on Sprint.

So is anyone here signed up for these plans?
Since the voice/data/text plans are more, I'd venture to say that most still are unwilling to get rid of their voice plan, even those "manly" men who say they never talk on their phones... lol.

[racemepls]

HTC wifirouter is the most amazing tool IMO. It saves me 60 bucks a month not having to pay for internet. Fortunitly in Pittsburgh I get some very formitable and usable data speeds on Sprint. Only problem is I cant use remote desktop.

[BooDaddy]

Honestly, I watch Phillip DeFranco Vids while I am on the can! LAWLS!

Seriously though, my TP2 keeps my life organized. From appointments, to contacts, to email. To much to list really.