Windows mobile users, love or hate it?

[rcecale]

Originally Posted by Rick V

Moto 9Qc, The phone is good, range, sound, batt life ect, all very good, it syncs up very well with the laptop through the outlook program, Email forwarding is great, except with yahoo, but I think that is because of my carrier, I am with Alltel. Surfing the net on my phone, isn't something I do but the phone makes a decent router. Plug in and put the laptop online, no muss-no fuss. The 9Qc is leaps and bounds beyond the origional Q, that thing was a turd.

+1 on the Moto Q9C/Windows Mobile-6

I have mine through Sprint, using their simply-everything plan. EVERYTHING the phone can do, unlimited, for $99.00/month.

E-mail, surfing, texting, Sprint-TV, this thing even has a GPS built into it that works pretty damn good. Being able to use it as an internet connection, while on the road has come in handy once or twice...not Cable, or even DSL speed, but it works all the same.

Randy

[onewhippedpuppy]

You don't have to have a WM phone to sync with Outlook. It took maybe 5 minutes for me to set up Outlook sync with my Blackberry. Now I plug in the cord and it does it automatically. Simple and effective. I use it for the calendar, but you can do contacts as well.

I don't know how I did without Google Maps. It has been invaluable when I go to other cities. If I'm lost or looking for something I just punch it in my phone. This is WITHOUT GPS, as Google Maps is able to roughly triangulate your location within a few miles using cell towers. It would be even better with the GPS built in.

[scottmandue]

Looked at the wing and it looks nice... but at $200-$300 it should be! Heck the new G phone cost less.

The Curve is looking better all the time, I'll also check to see if T-Mobile carries the Moto.