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Treo 755p for Sprint in the wild

Jun 10th 2007 5:40PM on Engadget

yes to colette

Treo 755p for Sprint in the wild

Jun 10th 2007 5:29PM on Engadget

Not to clown on you guys (but its easy) I'm not sure if these comments are recent or not because I'm sure by now you guys would have figured out the differences by now. First off outlook is now dirrect push technology thats huge that means email at live time. Next the screen resolution on the 755p is higher than any treo past or present that includes you losers with that crappy lock up all the time windows mobile 5.0. The screen backlight is much brighter as well. And the most important thing of all is the phone app. is the best its ever been very easy to use with easy screen options, unlike all those treos in the past and after all it is a phone right! Oh and lastly which im sure you guys noticed first is no antenna. One more thing Microsoft sux!!

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