ok …. In going to explain that this is the best I can – I have the Samsung Omnia i910 – I have the data plan for $ 30 on my phone so I have unlimited usage, when I click on the Intenet on my phone – if I use my phone as a modem I have a 5 gig monthly limit. After said this – I downloaded pdanet to the advice of some friends – and it works great when connected it says that in about Active Sync ….. So I connected 'm not 100% sure whether this program to eat my 5 gig VERIZON threshold or if its operation just like on my internet on my phone without actually tethering where there is no threshold? theres a lot of confusing information out there and there really are no definitive answers are found on no one …. have a right answer?
If You have done it for a while one can easily check your usage so far for data. (Dial # data on your phone) and see if its more than usual, then you know their revenue from your tether allocation. You can call customer service and ask for technical support. I would seriously ask recommed tech tho, cust service isn't trained on little more than look at your usage and you can do that
I’ve wanted a Treo 650 for a while, but I was doing research on it today, and I found out it doesn’t have wifi. Is threre any other verizon compatible smartphones with wifi?
Samsung 730i if they still sell it. Also their Verizon 6700 is wi-fi.
Bravura Smartphone (WiFi, Windows Mobile, TouchScreen, GPS).wmv
Looking at different Smart Phones, Treo 650, 700w and Cing 8125. I basically need email access. any thoughts?
The Cingular 8125 / T Mobile MDA [they're basically the same phone] with the data plans have your email sent to your mobile phone.
I have a Treo 650 and with the VersaMail software all I had to do was enter the correct pop3 settings and password and I can access my email wirelessly anywhere, anytime.
PALM TREO PRO, SMART PHONE, AWARD WINNING SMART PHONE
1) Non proprietary system that allows you to run what ever programs you feel like
2) TouchFLO interface is excellent
3) Supports up to 32gb micro SD cards (try getting that from an i-phone)
4) Build quality is great
5) 480×800 resolution screen is flawless
6) QWERTY keypad is best in class
7) Good multitasking 3G coverage in most major metropolitan areas (I live in Chicago and coverage is good-excellent depending on where I am)
CONS:
1) No 3.5mm audio jack
2) No right ‘alt’ key on key pad
3) Expensive if bought directly from t-mobile
4) Windows Mobile 6.1 (or 6.5 for that matter) is old and outdated
3G coverage in most major metropolitan areas (I live in Chicago and coverage is good-excellent depending on where I am) 
