Chris Leckness, a Microsoft Mobile MVP and founder of a bunch of niche gadget sites under the LeckMedia, LLC, umbrella, steps away from Windows Mobile long enough to try out the Treo 650 for a week. He doesn’t get too deep into specific tasks or cover a broad range of Palm OS applications, but his review is probably more typical of what an average consumer would do with a Treo rather than a geek like myself, so it’s a good read. Check it out:
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Day 5,
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Day 7
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palm,
treo 650,
Chris Leckness,
microsoft mobile,
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