T-Mobile iPAQ 6315 Training Site

[Janak Parekh]

<div class='os_post_top_link'><a href='http://media.t-mobiletraining.com/wbt/ipaq-h6315/launch.html' target='_blank'>http://media.t-mobiletraining.com/w...315/launch.html</a><br /><br /></div>Now I think I know why T-Mobile took so long to release the iPAQ 6315: they had to design a slick training Flash applet for their employees first. :lol:<br /><br /><img src="http://www.pocketpcthoughts.com/images/web/2003/parekh-20040820-TMoiPAQ6315.jpg" /><br /><br />Admittedly, it is actually kind of cool. If you know all about Pocket PC phones, you'll find it old-hat, but if you're seriously considering the 6315 as your first Pocket PC Phone, you might want to take a look (at least, until they discover it's open and take steps to close off the site).<br /><br /><b>Update:</b> Looks like T-Mobile reads this site. ;) It's now hidden behind a username/password screen.

[Paladin27]

Well I'm glad they are getting trained cause I'm sitting here playing with my 6315 right now! Thanks goodness for CompUSA and employees who don't follow corporate policy! ;-)

[alabij]

Ooops! Some IT dude might get fired for this.

[DaleReeck]

Well I'm glad they are getting trained cause I'm sitting here playing with my 6315 right now! Thanks goodness for CompUSA and employees who don't follow corporate policy! ;-)

I got one too from CompUSA :) Unfortunately, I think I have a defective one :evil: When the phone is on, the manual states that the phone indicator LED should flash green when a cellular service is found and yellow when it's not. The yellow works, but I get no green flashing light when a cell network is available. Does anyone else have this problem? I really hope I don't have to go through the bother of exchanging it. The iPaq quality control has been crap lately. Of the last six iPaq's I've bought over the last two years, half of them had to be exchanged for some sort of defect - bad LED's, bad pixels, whatever. Very poor.

[Jorlin]

Have you noticed... on the right bottom picture, they are not holding a 63xx but a 5xxx(maybe). 8O .... :lol:

[Duncan]

Have you noticed... on the right bottom picture, they are not holding a 63xx but a 5xxx(maybe). 8O .... :lol:

No - I'm pretty certain that's a 6300 with attached keyboard...

[Jorlin]

Have you noticed... on the right bottom picture, they are not holding a 63xx but a 5xxx(maybe). 8O .... :lol:

No - I'm pretty certain that's a 6300 with attached keyboard...

This:
http://homepage.ruhr-uni-bochum.de/Sebastian.Potthoff/corel016.jpg

is never a 6300...

[Duncan]

Oh yes - now you've magnified it I see your point. Looks very odd - vaguely like a 5000 seres - but not quite like any one of them in particular...!

[ctmagnus]

3800/3900 button layout with a Wifi antenna and a different black plastic part up top. Obviously Photochopped.

[Duncan]

3800/3900 button layout with a Wifi antenna and a different black plastic part up top. Obviously Photochopped.

Yes - but why...?! :?

[Jon Westfall]

3800/3900 button layout with a Wifi antenna and a different black plastic part up top. Obviously Photochopped.

Yes - but why...?! :?

Maybe in the original picture they were using a palm ;)

[maximus]

Well, that site is no longer open. A login/password is required.

I think they find that the comments above to be somewhat annoying :mrgreen:

[Eriq Cook]

Unless you have an employee log-in code I can't access it.

[encece]

That's what I get for "waiting 'til tomorrow"! All Gone.

[ctmagnus]

Feh, it wasn't much anyways. Just a refresher, even though I've never used a PPCPE. The only stuff that was new to me was just marketing fluff.