Comments on: T-Mobile MDA Available

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By: Pda Phone

Pda Phone — Wed, 30 Aug 2006 07:26:12 +0000

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By: wow.......

wow....... — Wed, 03 May 2006 16:22:24 +0000

guess you guys who dislike the MDA don’tlike customizing ur own phone. thats whatt MDA allows u to do.

Internet connection? my internet is always on. because i customized it to be. Got any song I want as a ringtone. Watching movies. Any picture as my background. What’s so busines-like about that. So it’s more fun for person A with the SK2 texting and surfing than for person B who has the option of texting, surfing, listening to music or watching movies!?!

All the things u want on the sidekick 3 and how much u think it’ll be? the SK2 goes for $349.99 while the MDA $399.99. i had a SK2 wheb it first came out and i can’t justify paying that much for somehing that can’t a quarter of what the MDA does. then again the MDA has been selling out.

By: Josh Highland

Josh Highland — Tue, 02 May 2006 06:48:58 +0000

I love My MDA so much that I created a website about hacking / modifying / tweaking it. http://www.mdaTweak.com

The MDA is flat out a better phone then the sidekick. I can play nintendo games on my MDA! Lets see your sidekick do that.

By: m

Tue, 02 May 2006 06:47:46 +0000

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By: scottie

scottie — Sun, 30 Apr 2006 23:49:17 +0000

the mda is a great phone it makes u feel like u a business man or woman this phone has set the tone for other phones i dont think the sidekick3 can compare because its not goin to have mobile word or wi-fi or power point the email action is nice and most of all the phone has windows media so i can honestly say that the sidekick3 is only for show and the name got it to where it is today!!!

By: Minh

Minh — Sat, 29 Apr 2006 06:59:06 +0000

+ comparing any pocket pc phone to a sidekick is like comparing apples and oranges

+ a sidekick is a phone. nothing more, nothing less. it has an integrated keyboard and runs a simple phone OS. it is not smart in any way.

+ pocket pc phones are just that. pocket pc/pda first, phone second.

+ the mda is more complicated. DUH. its not a sidekick replacement or competitor. it actually runs an OS that is customizable and there is a lot of software available for it.

+ for those of you who think there is nothing “fun” on the mda. have you installed any software? what can you do on the sidekick that is “fun” besides flip the screen open? when you get your computer, are there any games or anything else pre-installed to provide you with “fun”? i can watch movies in full screen, play mp3s and music, play games and emulators, browse web with REAL html browsers, chat, control my home computer, etc. i’ll ask again, what’s so fun about a sidekick?

+ yes the default tmobile usa rom for the MDA sucks balls. it’s old. it’s slow. tmobile loads up a bunch of **** on the mda just like dell preloads a bunch of **** on their computers straight out of the box. update the rom to the new AKU2 releases and it will be fast, stable, and support push email. you can safely overclock your processor a bit also and it is very responsive.

+ yes the default messaging client provided by tmobile sucks. it is sms based so that they can charge for messaging. use a different client such as agile messenger 3 and it works awesome - just as good as the client on the sidekick.

i am in no way bashing the sidekicks. they are phones, they are simple, and they do what is advertised. however, they have nothing in common with the mda or any other pocket pc device besides a built in keyboard. this should not even be a discussion.

By: egojab

egojab — Tue, 18 Apr 2006 13:42:28 +0000

I have been a strictly danger user for the past 2.5 years. While I enjoyed many things about the SK and the SKII, I got rid of my SKII last week for an MDA. Everyone has there perks/problems with every phone. You won’t find one that will please everyone. Just my $.02. Anyway, my major problems with the SKII were the lack of mp3, video, nad the extreme bias towards “urban” lifestyle in the ringtone selection. Apps were nonexistent, and I personally had some frequent connection issues (carrier problem not phone) at my house. The MDA fixes all those problems for me, if I cannot connect by GPRS I have WiFi, which is available almost everywhere I spend any amount of time. The push email feature of the SKII was nice, but now TMo has that set up for the MDA as well (well a version of it, it seems to work pretty good). The IM problem a lot of people have talked about with the MDA was solved for me with a simple switch to a new/better IM client, you don’t have the luxury of options with the SK, you get what they give you, and you wait and whine and moan hoping they’ll give you what you want. All in all, in my humble opinion, the SKII was cool, I’m sure the SKIII will be as well, but they did not follow through on a lot user requests from CSK to SKII I fear they will do the same with SKIII, I’m older and wiser now, the MDA is more of what I need, and less of what I don’t.