Welp, you guys obviously don't have 5450s. WM 2003 can't do Wi-fi.
Wi-fi is what usually crashed the thing, although it crashed for other reasons as well.
The last straw for me was while driving, trying to bluetooth a phone number to my cell. The thing would not connect with the cell, and then it knocked my bluetooth headset out! I had to dial manually and talk on the phone.
I don't doubt that people who don't use wi-fi or bluetooth on their PPCs don't have trouble with it. But if you do use those features, which are advanced features similar to what will be needed for crackberry on WM, you know what a POS it is.
I can't comment on the crackberry interface, other than the fact that I have many crackhead friends. It can't be that bad with so many crackheads out there.
BTW, I replaced the 5450 with a Palm Zire 31. I'm not exactly happy with Zire either. The PPC interface is better (could be better than the crackberry too, for all I know).
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Welp, you guys obviously don't have 5450s. WM 2003 can't do Wi-fi.
Wi-fi is what usually crashed the thing, although it crashed for other reasons as well.
The last straw for me was while driving, trying to bluetooth a phone number to my cell. The thing would not connect with the cell, and then it knocked my bluetooth headset out! I had to dial manually and talk on the phone.
I don't doubt that people who don't use wi-fi or bluetooth on their PPCs don't have trouble with it. But if you do use those features, which are advanced features similar to what will be needed for crackberry on WM, you know what a POS it is.
I can't comment on the crackberry interface, other than the fact that I have many crackhead friends. It can't be that bad with so many crackheads out there.
BTW, I replaced the 5450 with a Palm Zire 31. I'm not exactly happy with Zire either. The PPC interface is better (could be better than the crackberry too, for all I know).