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itzminyufoo · 02-13-2008, 02:18 PM

I had Microsoft Windows Mobile prior to purchasing my Curve.
I hated it. ActiveSync would constantly run itself all throughout the day, and I would have to manually close the task due to the memory consumption and the lack of performance due to the memory consumption.

I had the Sidekick 2 by Danger/HipTop and I loved it. It was a great communication device while I was in high school. Now that I do most communicating, the BlackBerry is great due to the AIM, and Email services that it provides. I still envy the Sidekick AIM Program however. The best AIM service I have ever used IMO.

02-13-2008, 02:18 PM	#13
itzminyufoo Thumbs Must Hurt Join Date: Feb 2008 Location: Philadelphia / NYC Model: 8320 PIN: 2455EEF1 Carrier: T-Mobile Posts: 53	I had Microsoft Windows Mobile prior to purchasing my Curve. I hated it. ActiveSync would constantly run itself all throughout the day, and I would have to manually close the task due to the memory consumption and the lack of performance due to the memory consumption. I had the Sidekick 2 by Danger/HipTop and I loved it. It was a great communication device while I was in high school. Now that I do most communicating, the BlackBerry is great due to the AIM, and Email services that it provides. I still envy the Sidekick AIM Program however. The best AIM service I have ever used IMO.
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