Smartphone advice

[mehron]

<div class='os_post_top_link'><a href='http://www.ipodlounge.com/articles_more.php?id=3145_0_8_0_C' target='_blank'>http://www.ipodlounge.com/articles_more.php?id=3145_0_8_0_C</a><br /><br /></div>I'm looking for advice on a Smartphone. I need to become completely mobile for my business. I will be travelling constantly and I need a phone with email capabilites, address book, web browsing, and typical cell phone capabilites. I am also using a macintosh ibook and I need compatability there.Any suggestions?So far I have ben looking at the Treo 600. The only problem is that I am afraid to join any of the service providers it is carried under. I've heard horrible things about all of them. The only service provider I have hear good things about is really Verizon. They have an option that looks appealing to me, which is the Kyocera 7135.

[Skitals]

I think your on the wrong forums.

[leigho]

If you're on the right forums I can't help you with the provider as I am in the UK but you may want to check http://www.markspace.com/pocketpc.html with regards to synchronising with a Mac. I am not sure if it works for Smartphones but I've used Mising Sync for a Powerbook and Toshiba e740 and it worked pretty well so there may be a way of making a Smartphone connect to your Mac.

Leigh