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06.28.2008 at 11:05AM PDT, ID: 23524146
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I am considering the Iphone and dropping Windows Mobile

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iphone / windows mobile, iphone, iphone 3g, considering switching from windows mobile to iphone

I have the HTC Touch using windows mobile 6.0.  I have been a long time windows mobile user dating back to the HP 2210.  As a PDA, it had some merits but when I purchased my first windows mobile phone the X6700 by HTC (Verizon) it was terrible.  I figured out how to make it work better with memmaid and overclocking the CPU so that my videos could play at 30 fps.  The phone eventually died and I am now in Canada using the HTC Touch.  the phone has dual personalities, when it works it's pretty slick, but the phone crashes on me constantly and doesn't respond.  I do use a lot of the features and love copying and pasting within emails and within explorer.  

What my main question is, is the iPHone 3g the phone for me.  I use a tablet pc using Vista and I use Outlook 2003.  I'm considering Exchange server but not sure yet.  I need my calendar, notes and outlook emails/folders to sync to my phone like it is doing on my windows mobile phone.  I also use a bluetooth keyboard to type long documents when I'm on the go and I'm not sure I can do this on the iphone.  What I love about my ipod are my podcasts, which are probably one of the most important news sources that I use to keep my tabs on the video game industry.  Music would be cool to have with me instead of carrying two devices.  I'm not sure you can copy and paste yet on the iphone either.  Should I get the iphone and how would I be able to fully integrate the device with my pc computer.  I know the data plans in Canada under rogers are really bad. I'm currently playing $7 / month for unlimited data on Bell with my windows mobile phone.  for $120, you can get 2 gigs for the iphone which I'm thinking I'll go through pretty fast.  
Answered By: terminator_III
Expert Since: 02/05/2003
Accepted Solutions: 11
terminator_III has been an Expert for 5 years 11 months, during which he has posted 33 comments and answered 11 questions. terminator_III is just one of 433 experts in the Handhelds and PDAs Zone. 5 experts collaborated on this answer, which was graded a "B" by the asker.
 
 
 
 
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