phone recommendation
I read email, text and review pdfs. I almost never websurf because it's frustrating. I used the ATT Tilt and the HTC Touch Pro. I am only interested in Sprint at this time.
I have been looking at the Touch Pro 2 and the EVO. I am most concerned about syncing my phone to my outlook. I got used to using a stylus for taking notes on my Touch Pro and this is not available on the EVO.
Will the better processor and apps available be enough to justify NOT having an actual keyboard?
Also, is there a way to use Microsoft office products on the EVO?
I would really like the EVO, I just need to convince myself that it will work. Otherwise, I wait for a Touch Pro with a faster processor.
Any thoughts between the two, or a better ...
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I have been looking at the Touch Pro 2 and the EVO. I am most concerned about syncing my phone to my outlook. I got used to using a stylus for taking notes on my Touch Pro and this is not available on the EVO.
Will the better processor and apps available be enough to justify NOT having an actual keyboard?
Also, is there a way to use Microsoft office products on the EVO?
I would really like the EVO, I just need to convince myself that it will work. Otherwise, I wait for a Touch Pro with a faster processor.
Any thoughts between the two, or a better ...
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Evo.
They on screen keyboard is more than functional. Unless you are personally totally anti-on-screen keyboard (Which I know some people are).
I prefer a real keyboard, yet I would not one for a moment on the Evo.
They on screen keyboard is more than functional. Unless you are personally totally anti-on-screen keyboard (Which I know some people are).
I prefer a real keyboard, yet I would not one for a moment on the Evo.
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I know for a fact that the Evo syncs with exchange, and it's easily one of the best three phones on the market right now, so go for that.
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