T-Mobile, though a EU company doesn’t offer any Mac software, so even if I bought a Nokia with Mac options, I don’t think it would work without their linking software.
The phone came with 2 batteries 1 is a 900... and the backup is a 650...
I deliberately drained the batteries, and recharged them to set their parameters, now I’ll see how long they last?
I do have AIM instant massaging, so I signed up on the desktop to with a new name and I can now send a message to my phone. I have PIM like, Now Up to Date and Contact. WAP, but haven’t had time to play with it yet, when I do, I should be able to go to my Home Page and look at my email through the Web Mail slot.
The accessories are extensive, I can connect my Powerbook to the phone and use it like a modem. A camera attachment will take quality pictures and send the in JPEG format in an email type file, it has a head phone that you can talk/answer by just touching your ear plug, and the volume is adjustable on a toggle bar on the side of the phone. It doesn’t have voice command, but I was told it rarely works well when driving anyway.
It has a car carrier that attaches to the dashboard, when plugged in and activated, the voice comes through the car speakers, they say? It also has GPS if I want to pay for it.
I like the Samsung size and screen more than any other phone I Played With.
For Florida, it seems Sprint PCS has the best coverage, and if this T-Mobile system doesn’t workout I can use my phone using Sprint’s service, they tell me!?