Kyocera QCP-6035 Smartphone

Pros: Innovative Combat System which heavily involves the player. Great graphics and gameplay.
Cons: It being a new game, has it's bugs which are a pain.

Age Of Conan Hyborian Adventures is a MMORPG (Massively Multiplayer Online RPG) Which contains a new, fresh, innovative combat system as well as a unique player crafting system in which the player can create his/her own cities! The new combat system ...

Pros: Large, excellent rotating monitor; MP3 playback/ringtones; Stereo FM; Cool appearance; Bluetooth; Symbian OS; MMC slot.
Cons: Firmware bugs; Firmware not "user flashable"; VGA camera; Speaker sound quality; Some vulnerable plastic materials.

My first mobile phone was a Motorola Startac (with a slim battery), my latest purchase is also something similar in mechanical design, size and weight. But the "contents" are of a huge difference! Just purchased on Sunday as a whole package which is ...

Pros: large screen, good colour, heaps of good features, easy txt buttons, very intresting
Cons: bigger in size, pricey

when i went shopping for a phone i was looking for a phone with camera and video. A cute mini one was one that i pictured to get, i really wanted one that had mp3 too. i looked at leaste 6 stores with alot of varities of cellphones. i looked at all the ...

Pros: Good Cell Phone in durable housing. Great speakerphone
Cons: Really bad screen with frustrating backlight options

Kyocera seemed to be first to the market with a Cell Phone / PDA combination. It's initial price coupled with the fact it did not work with Cingular kept it out of the question. Sprint service in the area was good in most areas but very bad from the...

Pros: full functional dual purpose device
Cons: small screen size; slow remote syncs

Leery of all in one packages, it took some months to make the move to the PalmPhone -- after 4 mos. have absolutely no regrets. Phone features work great - voice activated dialing, auto dial from phone directory, caller i.d., etc. While I miss the beaut ...

Pros: PDA functionality/Cell phone in an "acceptably small" package. Great Battery life
Cons: "Acceptably small" means bigger than would make most happy...jog dial is moderately annoying.

I bought the Kyocera Smartphone because I, like many others, frequently use both a PDA and a cell ph ...

Pros: Reduce carrying 2 items down to 1; feature-rich
Cons: A little bulky for a phone; no memory slots

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I purchased the Smartphone 6035 because I was carrying a palm and a cell phone everywhere I went and it was becoming quite a hassle. The convenience of carrying only one device instead of 2 is well worth the investment in my...

Pros: Very versatile--full featured phone and email/web browser all in one at a good price.
Cons: Screen is hard to read. No protective cover.

If you live in a remote area without benefit of the newest Bluetooth technology but want portable internet and e-mail access, this phone is definitely for you. After looking at many handheld computers in local electronics stores and being told the...

Pros: Great palm integration and battery life. All in 1 wonder.
Cons: NO USB port. TERRIBLE Sprint/Kyocera service to fix major bug.

Overall the integration of the palm capabilities into the phone is perfect (lack of USB port and cable accepted - so add $49 to your purchase for a home-grown solution). With nearly 1000 outlook contacts, plus multiple applications, in the 8MB phone, I...

Pros: Great idea: a Phone and PDA in one; no major problems
Cons: Small for a palm, large for a phone

I had read about the Kyocera Smartphone before I decided to purchase a cell phone and plan, but, I always thought it was out of my price range. But, when I actually visited the store, I noticed that it was on sale for about $100; making it cheaper than...

Pros: Battery Life Reception Multifuntionality
Cons: Crashes (but saves data) Build quality Large body size

Like many gadgets that make big promises, you can't tell whether the Kyocera 6035 is right for you until you buy one. It works for me, but at the expense of several unexpected disadvantages.

Advantages:
1. Excellent battery life. I have...

Pros: Get organized, surf the web, play games and talk on the phone!
Cons: Nothing that would keep me from buying it again.

I am a small business owner and decided that perhaps a Palm device was what I needed to get organized. After carefully checking out ALL of the Palm type devices out there, my head was swimming. I couldn't find the one that had everything I wanted. I...

Pros: Palm and Handheld in one unit
Cons: Still a bit bulky and reception goes in and out and no expandability.

I have had this phone since it first hit the market. My service provider is Verizon. When this phone first came out, I was excited by the prospect of having a Palm and a cell phone in one unit that actually was specifically designed not as an upgrade...

Pros: Palm OS, functionality, flexibility
Cons: BIG, not color, no expansion capability

I had a cell phone. I had a Palm OS PDA.

I loved the PDA, but found I didn't use it enough, because I simply would not carry both the phone and the PDA everywhere. Then it happened. My cell phone broke.

So, I picked up the...

Pros: Features, ISP access, All in One Convenience.
Cons: Big, Speaker phone not too usable.

I got this through Verizon for $100 (after rebates). For this price, this is great product. Of course you have to ask yourself if this unit is going to suit your needs. I was looking at a phone that would provide good telephone services...