emp
08-21-2007, 08:58 AM
I am currently giving up on my qtek s200 that is supposed to be my phone when I am on call at night. It often goes directly on the answering machine or just give a ring or two before doing that.
I am wondering whether it is the windows mobile OS that is the real problem?
Can anyone positively report abort a windows mobile pda phone where the telephone part is rock solid despite a heavily loaded pda part, or do I have to live with occasional drop outs if I optimize the pda part to my liking with installing various today plugins etc? I use the pda part a lot and would hate to loose that, but am nevertheless considering either a smartphone or changing to another OS/hardware -> symbian/Nokia.
I am of course aware that the qtek s200 (htc prohpet) might be the problem and that is why I am asking this question. FYI I have upgraded to the latest radio ROM available here in Denmark, I soft reset appr once every 1-2 day, I follow threads at xda-developers etc.
Regards form an increasingly sceptical windows mobile pda phone user.
EMP
I am wondering whether it is the windows mobile OS that is the real problem?
Can anyone positively report abort a windows mobile pda phone where the telephone part is rock solid despite a heavily loaded pda part, or do I have to live with occasional drop outs if I optimize the pda part to my liking with installing various today plugins etc? I use the pda part a lot and would hate to loose that, but am nevertheless considering either a smartphone or changing to another OS/hardware -> symbian/Nokia.
I am of course aware that the qtek s200 (htc prohpet) might be the problem and that is why I am asking this question. FYI I have upgraded to the latest radio ROM available here in Denmark, I soft reset appr once every 1-2 day, I follow threads at xda-developers etc.
Regards form an increasingly sceptical windows mobile pda phone user.
EMP