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meadowlark · 01-30-08, 08:44 AM

I decided to get the Advantage, and picked it up yesterday from CompUSA. The feature set was the primary influence, but the price ($540) was also a factor.

I have not yet decided whether to purchase an additional SIM or swap the one I already have - putting it in when needed. Since I use my BlackBerry a lot, I am reluctant to remove the SIM. I know the Advantage is also a phone, but I just like talking on my BB.

I am now in the process of setting up the Advantage as a portable office. I downloaded the trial version of MightySync, and did a test sync. It went fine. I then tried a more complete sync, and it crashed. I had to uninstall MightySync and will try the process again today. Also, I may look at the competing program - MobSync?

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meadowlark Aximsite Rookie Join Date: Jan 2008 Posts: 30 Location: Boston PDA: HTC 7501 Phone: BlackBerry 8800 Carrier: AT&T Tablet: Lenovo x60T iTrader Rating: (0) Thanks: 0 Thanked 0 Times in 0 Posts View MyPDA	I decided to get the Advantage, and picked it up yesterday from CompUSA. The feature set was the primary influence, but the price ($540) was also a factor. I have not yet decided whether to purchase an additional SIM or swap the one I already have - putting it in when needed. Since I use my BlackBerry a lot, I am reluctant to remove the SIM. I know the Advantage is also a phone, but I just like talking on my BB. I am now in the process of setting up the Advantage as a portable office. I downloaded the trial version of MightySync, and did a test sync. It went fine. I then tried a more complete sync, and it crashed. I had to uninstall MightySync and will try the process again today. Also, I may look at the competing program - MobSync?