Kyocera QCP-6035 Smartphone

Pros: Palm and phone in one, triband phone, Palm features on par with current Palms
Cons: very small screen, poor Palm-Phone integration, no expansion

I will be the first person to say that PalmOS devices should be small and lightweight. If they can't be with you at all times they lose much of their usefulness.

I will also be the first person to tell you that the first attempt at an...

Pros: PDA/Phone all-in-one. Handles nicely, good quality sound.
Cons: Should be 15% smaller, no expansion slot , color screen would be way cool.

A Combo Digital Phone and Palm PDA all in one chassis. Be still my heart !! For two years since I took the plunge with my Palm VII I have been waiting for this device. I nearly strayed when the Palm IIIc and the Handspring came out, but I remained true...

Pros: Everything you need rolled up into one device
Cons: A little big and heavy...

I recently purchased a Kyocera Smartphone, the first day available actually, because I've been waiting for someone to finally combine the two devices that seemingly everyone has and uses together- a mobile phone and a PDA. I was impressed by the e-mail...

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

OVERVIEW

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: PDA/phone in a single unit, PalmOS compatibility,
Cons: Dual-OS environment, no apparent way to send SMS messages

I've been waiting for a product like this for a long time. The 6035 is not perfect, but I like it a lot.

It's a phone and a Palm PDA in the same case. The first thing I noticed, which was a slight disappointment, is that the phone and Palm...

Pros: Great phone, encompasses 2 devices in 1. Never leave home without it.
Cons: Serial sync cradle.

I have owned a number of digital phones and PDA's. Recently, my Handspring Platinum developed a cracked screen so I decided, after a lot of investigation, to buy a Kyocera 6035 SmartPhone.

I found a, cheap at the time, used phone on ebay for...

Pros: Integrated Palm and Tri-band CDMA phone
Cons: No memory slot.

If you already carry a palm, like the idea of Wireless internet (like Omnisky), and require a mobile phone, this really truly is a godsend.

Ok, I gotta admit. The Palm V I had was neat once it was bundled with Omnisky. To me, *ANY* PDA...

Pros: Nice all-in-one package; Great features
Cons: Poor backlighting; Heavy

I came across the Kyocera Smartphone while trying to find a PDA/Digital Phone combination for my boss. After narrowing my choices down to the Kyocera, I called our wireless vendor and he brought one over for us to demo for a couple of weeks. With the ...

Pros: Fantastic Features
Cons: Expensive, slightly bulky, horrible company to deal with for support

Well, after many months of trying to figure out how I can get my database for my cell phone and my Palm (actually a Handspring) be the same...I figured out...It can’t be done, easily.

Now, before you going starting up Virtual PC and launching...

Pros: It's one device that has a lot of functionality and a good battery life
Cons: bulky; no color display; ringer is a little soft

After spending two hours in the store, I decided to bite the bullet and buy the phone. Fairly pricey for a normal phone at $400, it is not that bad a deal serving as two devices in one package.

The size took a little getting used to after a...

Pros: Internet connectivity, good data storage, compatibility with palms and thier applications
Cons: Large Screen Size, Monochromatic Screen, NO downloadable ringtones

It was midnight and I was standing at a train station wondering how I was going to get home. After calling a few disconnected taxi phone lines I knew that I was in a rut. That is when I first realized the true potential of the Kyocera QCP 6035...

Pros: Best of Breed. Successfully offers phone and palm functionality in a handy solution.
Cons: Eudora internet browsing does not support online secure transactions

Assuming you are a very busy person, I will attempt to point the features and advantages of this palm phone, the best of its kind so far, in a very concise manner.

Verizon Wireless first introduced this device in the market on March 5, for...

Pros: No need to carry 2 items (PDA & phone); wireless web that is useful
Cons: Big for a phone

I've been waiting for years for someone to combine a full-function PDA with a cell phone. As much as I wanted to always have my PDA with me, I just couldn't bring myself to carry around another black (or silver) box. I've owned Palms and WinCE devices,...

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...