[thatguyjeff]

I just ordered the Palm Pre for myself. Have a Storm at the moment.

One of the main reasons I switched was because I'm not thrilled with typing on the screen with the Storm. I understand that the Pre keyboard is small. I do have small hands - even compared with most women my hands are small...

So I'm hoping I'll like the typing on it. Got the 30 day return/exchange so I hope I can switch over to the Tour perhaps if the Pre really sucks.

Anyways... here I am.

[dd214]

Jeff-
Ive got the Storm and the Pre and so far, Im really liking the Pre over the Storm
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One down side is the Sprint network doesnt really compare well to the Verizon one.

The best will be if and when a Palm Pre with sim card and SD card slots comes out on verizon. Then it will be Gold.


Also, a new OS update just came out yesterday so wehn you get your Pre, load it up.

Enjoy and welcome

[cheech73]

One down side is the Sprint network doesn't really compare well to the Verizon one.

Enjoy and welcome

how so, i had Verizon before sprint and my reception with Sprint is just as good as Verizon. and according to Gizmodo and PCworld Sprint has a more dependable 3G data network. Last but not least on Identical plans you would be paying about 45-50% less using Sprint, big down side there.

the only thing i see Verizon may have on Sprint is phone selection and customer service.

[Vlad24]

I think the coverage really depends on where you are located at. I've never had an issue with Sprint coverage, even when traveling.

I got the Pre just last week and so far love it. It's my first touch screen and I figured it would take forever to get used to: WRONG! Within in an hour I had it all figured out. The simplicity is great, and with the ability to throw on homebrew apps, I think it has serious potential. After reading how "flimsy" is was I was really surprised when I got my hands on it. It was heavier than I expected (again based on what I read online) and quite sexy looking.

[molvspink]

I think the coverage really depends on where you are located at. I've never had an issue with Sprint coverage, even when traveling.

I got the Pre just last week and so far love it. It's my first touch screen and I figured it would take forever to get used to: WRONG! Within in an hour I had it all figured out. The simplicity is great, and with the ability to throw on homebrew apps, I think it has serious potential. After reading how "flimsy" is was I was really surprised when I got my hands on it. It was heavier than I expected (again based on what I read online) and quite sexy looking.

wow, u got me thinking.... maybe!

[ame]

I welcome you, I am super curious for a review from you when you get a chance, as it's been a month.

[Vlad24]

I've never done a formal review, but I'll work something up.