Smartphones On The Cheap
Are your seatbelts fastened? I’m about to shock you, Dear Reader.
Ready?
I found a How To better than any I have ever written. Below is the link and some snippets..
How to use a Blackberry Smartphone with a cheap “Pay As You Go” mobile phone plan…
“I love my gadgets, and when opportunity presents itself to try something different, I cannot resist.
The object of the this story is to demonstrate how I maximized the usage of a Blackberry Smartphone using one of the cheapest mobile phone plans out there…
I have always been fascinated with PDA’s, have owned quite a few, and was currently looking for something that would provide PDA capabilities, as well as, mobile phone capabilities. I did not want to pay a lot or get trapped into a lengthy service contract with a mobile phone provider just to own a computer in my pocket…”
I believe that this article will appeal to (and inform) any “user level” — from those who have managed to avoid these fancy gadgets, to texting über-ninjas. I highly recommend clicking the link (above) and giving this one a read.
I tip both my writer’s cap and my geek hat to Rick Robinette (blog= What’s On My PC) and I thank him for permission for these snippets.
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TechPaul,
Coming from you; this is a big compliment!
I thank you…
Rick (at What’s On My PC…)
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Rick,
I know that you are pretty new to blogging, but it is MHO that yours is as good as any out there, and much better than most.
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