I've been using my 6035 for TWO YEARS and I'm still a big fan. The only real downside is that it seems to freeze, crash, reset itself from time to time. I keep looking for something better but I come to the conclusion that what I have is the best available. The main thing wrong with most of the other combos is that they aren't real phones - the Kyocera has real buttons for the number pad so you can dial with one hand while driving! Samsung and many of the pocket PC's have touchscreens which is a two handed op. Of course it does all the palm stuff and syncs up with the PC. You can look up a number in the address book, tap and it dials. I can collect e-mail, though it's slow. The web browser is a joke. I'm waiting for the new 7135 model to be available in my area. Half the size, even more features.
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I've been using my 6035 for TWO YEARS and I'm still a big fan. The only real downside is that it seems to freeze, crash, reset itself from time to time. I keep looking for something better but I come to the conclusion that what I have is the best available. The main thing wrong with most of the other combos is that they aren't real phones - the Kyocera has real buttons for the number pad so you can dial with one hand while driving! Samsung and many of the pocket PC's have touchscreens which is a two handed op. Of course it does all the palm stuff and syncs up with the PC. You can look up a number in the address book, tap and it dials. I can collect e-mail, though it's slow. The web browser is a joke. I'm waiting for the new 7135 model to be available in my area. Half the size, even more features.