Palm Treo 650 Review

Underneath the camera is a speaker-grill for the speakerphone and music playback. Treo 600 making for a very crisp text and graphics experience. The fonts are extra smooth and photos and graphics look great. This new design is much more ergonomic and makes thumb typing on the 650 a more effective and smoother experience than its predecessors. The CDMA model uses a digital dual-band CDMA/1xRTT radio operating on the 800/1900 MHz bands. Additional replacement batteries are sold by palmOne for $59.99 USD each. Battery life for GSM models is rated at 6 hours talk and 300 hours standby, while the CDMA version gets 5 hours of talk and 300 standby. It allows you to simply start punching in numbers to dial or you can access your contacts with ease. The favorites function allows you to setup quick links to applications, contacts, lists of contacts and web links. The 5-way navigator and on screen cursor make it possible to perform many tasks without needing to use the stylus. In fact it's pretty rare that I even find myself pulling out the stylus when using the Treo. There is a light blue glow that highlights dialogs and form elements, that acts much like an on screen cursor. It really makes using the handheld with one hand easy and much more intuitive. For Enterprise users whose organizations run Microsoft Exchange Server 2003, the Treo 650 has built in Exchange Server ActiveSync that will directly import and enable corporate email and calendar synchronization. The Treo 650 lets users send and receive sms/mms text messages, photos or video clips right away from one application with a single inbox. It’s definitely not the lightest phone in the world but it certainly is a very light PDA. While holding it to use and make calls it fit very well in my hands and there’s no sense of awkwardness at all thanks to the great form factor. Using it to chat, send e-mail and make data entries gets some getting used to because of the small keys, but that’s to be expected. One thing that I did not like on the design was the placement of the headset output, which was at the very bottom of the Treo 650. It would’ve been much better if it was placed at the top of the device. The battery was at the half mark so I decided to live dangerously. I did all the initial setup steps such as setting the time and calibrating the stylus. Also, I read in a forum that there’s a potential glitch involved with “Enable Network Time” so I made sure that was disabled. I sort of expected running into problems because I know that T-Mobile blocks the ports so I just took a chance anyway. I installed the free Agile Messenger, and was unsuccessful in logging on. Then I tried Mundu, still no luck and then finally tried Verichat, which logged on perfectly. After a full eight hours of working, the battery still hadn’t died yet and it was down to about 1/4 power. Calls are loud and clear on both ends and the reception is great. You can use the touch screen to call or use the numerically laid out pad on the integrated keyboard. If you are using the PDA and want to quickly get back to the phone program, just press the green phone key and it will take you back there instantly. It’s not a major problem but you always have to keep that in mind when you reset the phone. Another issue that I did not like about the phone is that there’s no built in voice dialing. I do however miss the feature where I could push the button on the headset, say the person’s name and it will make the call. Ringtones can easily be set in the Preferences, but it’s a bit tricky to import your own MIDI files. PalmOS doesn’t work that way. You have to type in the web address for the location of specific file using the Blazer browser and then save it onto the phone. You can also e-mail it as an attachment and save it from there.I’ve used PDAs since the Palm III so I’m quite familiar with the PalmOS and I can say that not much has really changed over the years. That’s kind of a good thing but it’s also a bad thing. Like Palm’s in the past, there’s still no built in Uninstaller so files will still remain even though you delete the actual program itself. In quite a few cases you have to find the legacy files one at a time to delete them. Sure it’s not a big deal but I’m surprsied Palm hasn’t improved the file system after all these years. Documents to Go which is very useful for those who want to take their work with them. Editting Word documents and Excel spreadsheets on the Treo are great thanks to the integrated keyboard. Programmed into the ROM is the infamous VersaMail program said to be the source of a lot of the random resets users are experiencing. VersaMail is easy to setup and works with just about and e-mail service you have including gmail. There are some compatibility issues with the Treo but you’ll hardly ever run into a brick wall because developers are constantly working on them and there’s a lot of user support available online. Sometimes it’s a hardware problem and simply exchanging it remedies that problem. The Treo 650 has been known to reset with some software, but those just haven’t been tested, programmed and optimized for the Treo. As mentioned above, there’s an issue with VersaMail causing random resets but that’s not in all cases. Treo 700p is the latest in a now long linage of Treo smartphones. The Treo 700p combines the benefits of a full featured mobile phone with the Palm OS mobile computing platform. From a visual perspective the design changes are small, evolutionary refinements of a proven smartphone form factor. IR window, the famous silent mode switch and the stylus silo. The silent mode switch now vibrates when activated, giving you a physical confirmation when engaged. Compared to its successful predecessor, the Treo 650, the 700p has a much darker grey plastic casing with with a more subtle silver finish.

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