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Cingular 8525 Review
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Pairs perfect and works a treat in 05 X5, full phone book transfer and super crisp BT connection, sounds and works great. Its also a hell of a lot faster in the connection department than my 8700 andf lets not even discuss the 650 lol.
Cheers!12-17-2006 08:59 PMLike 0 - berdinkerdickleRetired *********
It's just that I'm really happy with the 8525.
Top 2 Reasons
Large Display & Excellent Reception.
I also like how everything just works.
I could go into detail, but to just mention a couple - Bt Pairing & Usb tethering.
Everyone has different needs and for me it was Great Reception and the 8525 gives me this.
I also think I am more of a PDA with a phone kinda guy.
(rather than a phone with pda features)
One last thought;
I think the HTC included 'Smart Dialing' software is fantastic! :D
The only thing I honestly miss about my 650 is the static keyboard. But tengo thumb is helping.
Personal Thought;
Palm needs to quit short-changing us, just cause they have the best form-factor.12-18-2006 01:28 PMLike 0 - Be mindful of Tengo. I used it for awhile and it ended up causing some problems with my Tytn. Some other people posted that they too had problems with it. It doesn't start out being a problem, but eventually, you start seeing your device having issues. Instead, I installed the "phonepad" skin for the virtual keyboard, which gave me back the t-9 capability from my mda/8125.12-19-2006 11:12 AMLike 0
- Hi berdinkerdickle, I always find your comments interesting and I am thinking seriously of getting the 8525 soon maybe around January. What else do I need to know about the 8525 cause I believe its a great phone/pda?
Again, where can I purchase it at a reasonable price? I've read a lot of good and interesting articles about 8525 and more especially the phone factor.
Thanks Fred12-19-2006 12:14 PMLike 0 - I may also get the 750.
It's just that I'm really happy with the 8525.
Top 2 Reasons
Large Display & Excellent Reception.
I also like how everything just works.
I could go into detail, but to just mention a couple - Bt Pairing & Usb tethering.
Everyone has different needs and for me it was Great Reception and the 8525 gives me this.
I also think I am more of a PDA with a phone kinda guy.
(rather than a phone with pda features)
One last thought;
I think the HTC included 'Smart Dialing' software is fantastic! :D
The only thing I honestly miss about my 650 is the static keyboard. But tengo thumb is helping.
Personal Thought;
Palm needs to quit short-changing us, just cause they have the best form-factor.12-19-2006 12:16 PMLike 0 - Hi berdinkerdickle, I always find your comments interesting and I am thinking seriously of getting the 8525 soon maybe around January. What else do I need to know about the 8525 cause I believe its a great phone/pda?
Again, where can I purchase it at a reasonable price? I've read a lot of good and interesting articles about 8525 and more especially the phone factor.
Thanks Fred
can you get a business discount or upgrade your cingular contract?12-19-2006 12:17 PMLike 0 - I loved my 8525 until about a week ago when it started slowing down and required me to reset it three times a day due to freezes. I am not a power user and only havhe about three programs loaded. Instead of doing a warranty exchange I got an extension on my 30 days so our corporate person can put in a return and re-order me a new one. I am hoping the 750 launches before then so I can just order one of those instead of another 8525. I have been very impressd with the device but the slow downs and persistent freezing up requiring a soft reset has become a pain.
Maybe I just got a bad one...12-19-2006 01:41 PMLike 0 -
- wow...i cant agree with you more. i have always loved palm devices, but they are now relying on the design that won all of us over! the 8525 just plainly rocks. do i miss my keyboard, h*ll yes, but can i give up my keyboard to have about three more features that palm may offer us in the treo 1000, c-ya palm. i wish there was a feature to turn the phone on instead of that side button. is there anyway to use the green call button to turn on the phone also?12-19-2006 02:11 PMLike 0
- I loved my 8525 until about a week ago when it started slowing down and required me to reset it three times a day due to freezes. I am not a power user and only havhe about three programs loaded. Instead of doing a warranty exchange I got an extension on my 30 days so our corporate person can put in a return and re-order me a new one. I am hoping the 750 launches before then so I can just order one of those instead of another 8525. I have been very impressd with the device but the slow downs and persistent freezing up requiring a soft reset has become a pain.
Maybe I just got a bad one...12-19-2006 02:14 PMLike 0 - berdinkerdickleRetired *********Hi berdinkerdickle, I always find your comments interesting and I am thinking seriously of getting the 8525 soon maybe around January. What else do I need to know about the 8525 cause I believe its a great phone/pda?
Again, where can I purchase it at a reasonable price? I've read a lot of good and interesting articles about 8525 and more especially the phone factor.
Thanks Fred
As regards to learning all you can about the 8525, I find good info at xda, hofo's, and ppcgeeks.
I loved my 8525 until about a week ago when it started slowing down and required me to reset it three times a day due to freezes. I am not a power user and only havhe about three programs loaded. Instead of doing a warranty exchange I got an extension on my 30 days so our corporate person can put in a return and re-order me a new one. I am hoping the 750 launches before then so I can just order one of those instead of another 8525. I have been very impressd with the device but the slow downs and persistent freezing up requiring a soft reset has become a pain.
Maybe I just got a bad one...
Now things are fine.12-19-2006 02:32 PMLike 0 - 12-20-2006 01:08 AMLike 0
- 12-20-2006 01:11 AMLike 0
- Seidio is pleased to announce the release of rubberized swivel lock holster for Cingular 8525/HTC TyTN
The Link
http://www.seidioonline.com/index.as...ROD&ProdID=589
Coming soon
Crystal case for Cingular 8525
Rubberized case for Cingular 8525
3200 mah super Extended battery for Cingular 8525
Seidio12-29-2006 01:13 PMLike 0 - The Seidio's 3200 mah super extended battery for cingular 8525 is now available. This battery is same size as most extended batteries for Cingular 8525 in the market. However, it is the most powerful one with 3200 mah. Pack more power with the same size.
http://www.seidioonline.com/index.as...ROD&ProdID=609
Seidio also offer the slim extended battery (1500 mah) which is the same size stock battery for Cingular 8525, but with more power
http://www.seidioonline.com/index.as...ROD&ProdID=33301-17-2007 04:19 PMLike 0 - Considering the price without contract, the 8525 is actually a better deal than the 750 through Cingular. Not on the unlocked side(they're both $700), but still...
How is the 8525 $100 less? When it has bigger screen and wifi? Interesting.01-17-2007 06:47 PMLike 0 - I'm a long-time Treo guy who's simply in love with his 8525. WiFi is amazing. Anyway, I have one problem/question: I've loaded several MP3 ringtones, all of which are available to choose from when assigning ringtones to contacts or when changing the default ringtone for an incoming call under settings-sounds and notifications. However, these new ringtones don't show up as a selectable option under any other event type, i.e. - an incoming text message. I never had this problem with my Treo 700wx. Does anyone know why they don't show up? Thanks!01-24-2007 11:11 AMLike 0
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