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Comments on: Toshiba handheld hits 1GHz with 'Snapdragon'

The Toshiba TG01 is the first high-profile gadget to use Qualcomm's Snapdragon processor, ushering in the age of the 1GHz smartphone.

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by xylyx3d February 3, 2009 1:28 PM PST
but why the @#$% did they put windows on it? now it's a piece of %$#@.

Palm Pre, don't disappoint, you're our only hope!
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by Eddie-c February 3, 2009 1:51 PM PST
Palm already screwed themselves by doing a deal with Sprint.
by The User February 3, 2009 1:56 PM PST
Perhaps, because WinMo is the most capable OS on the market? Since it can do everything that BlackBerry, Apple, Palm, Android and Symbian can together, while none of them come close in terms of the features, it probably makes sense to use WinMo, don't you think?
by Eddie-c February 3, 2009 3:38 PM PST
TheUser: actually, considering ActiveSync on the current "WinMo" can't even sync Outlook-frigging Notes, MS needs a DAMN good kick in the rubber parts. What the hell use is corp. e-mail synch if you can't get notes on it? Yah yah there's a 3rd-party app ... companies are trying to save money. They don't want to pay craploads * $20 to cover their devices.
by spacydog February 4, 2009 2:26 AM PST
Eddie, would you like some cheese with that "whine"?
by Eddie-c February 4, 2009 8:38 AM PST
spacydork: when you know something about mobility you can post something ok? I provide mobile solutions and support for a global tech corporation. Both GoodLink and BES do a proper sync job with outlook, that includes "Notes". The current version of Activesync does not. To tell several thousand users "hey, you don't have access to Outlook Notes anymore" does not sit well with them, or management. Plus, if you weren't aware, companies are trying to save money as much as possible. Having several thousand people request a 3rd party app because Microsoft were stupid enough not to include this functionality when other solutions do is, simply, cost-ineffective and a reason not to move to it or MS' mobile management.
by spacydog February 4, 2009 9:43 AM PST
I guess that means you'd like some cheese then. Seriously, there will always be somethiing people will complain about on mobile phones. Case in point: the iPhone's lack of copy and paste. I'm sure there are reasons why these mobile vendors didn't ship with certain features. Work with them and you'll go a long way to getting them in... or at least find creative solutions instead of just complaining.
by lil-yankee February 3, 2009 2:09 PM PST
Microsoft doesnt seem to learn......
It doesnt matter how manny pixels, it doesnt matter how big is the screen.
Make some programs to sync if you want to sell some mills.
Ala iPhone?, Na, Ala simpler, easier, common sense.
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by CrashPad63 February 4, 2009 12:51 PM PST
Ummm this is Toshiba's entry, Not MS. Just wanted to clear that up for you.
by lightningrob February 3, 2009 2:12 PM PST
With that kind of CPU and graphics power, if you have the ability to dock the unit to a KVM setup, it can serve as a laptop replacement for some folks.
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by joe3x February 3, 2009 2:26 PM PST
haha you said folks
by whiplash55 February 3, 2009 2:26 PM PST
looks good can't wait to see it. winmo 6.5 looks okay but when's 7 coming out. the pre with it's keyboard looks interesting. i tried an iphone, don't see how people can use that keyboard.
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by seven7dust February 3, 2009 2:47 PM PST
all I can say is nice job covering the WinMO UI
it's like openly saying WinMO sux and we need to hide it at all costs
Even samsung, HTC & SE r doing the same
tells you something is not right !
MS needs to come out with WinMo 7 ASAP
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by goodspeed8701 February 3, 2009 3:18 PM PST
well when you put it on what do you see? Simple its windows mobile and they did not cover anything just that winmo is tweakable to suit your product. thats why macs cant sell outside the STATE. 3% worldwide is too little.

The iphone is a nice fone. but i steal cant compare it to my X1(xperia) My friend just bought the HTC HD and its so sweet. the iphone is still a nice phone but not for tech savvy guy like me.
by seven7dust February 4, 2009 5:13 AM PST
godspeed imagine those same phones with Android
Windows mobile is a joke of a mobile O.S
it's been out for ever and never managed to have a decent market share
why because it's unusable {even S60 is a better OS IMO}
having features isn't a great thing
making the user use them is wat Innovation is about
if your as tech savy as you claim
you need to use Android the open source mobile O.S
and why r Macs even a part of this Discussion
why does everyone make everything into a Mac vs PC argument
by goodspeed8701 February 3, 2009 3:21 PM PST
this fone is so nice. check out the video http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YdmPyZ5a0vo
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by AppleSuxLeo February 3, 2009 4:27 PM PST
Put Palm`s WebOS on it and I`m in !
Win Mo ? No go !
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by seven7dust February 4, 2009 5:17 AM PST
ok we get it you love palm
but this is getting old
I've always though of Nokia fanboys as annoying
but you palm fanboys take the cake
by AppleSuxLeo February 3, 2009 4:30 PM PST
http://mobiledivide.com/2009/01/24/palm-pre-ces-09-part-1/
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by jtklein February 3, 2009 7:06 PM PST
Hey Verizon, this just might give you a shot at a phone that people will really want! What a concept.
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by GodWish February 3, 2009 7:15 PM PST
Oh crap another windows mobile, i hate windows mobile, its first step of dead creativity.
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by aMUSICsite February 4, 2009 5:46 AM PST
Twice as fast processor, then you go and put WinMo on it to slow it down ;)
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by CrashPad63 February 4, 2009 1:05 PM PST
Have anyone of you here worked with an Axim 51v? Anyone? 624 processesor, 53mb memory and the thing screams. HTC build by the way and 4 years old.
Dont come here and say 6.1 bogs it down, a little customization witness this Toshiba and off to the races.
MS has always supported customizing. Seems simular too say Linux?
by htcuser February 6, 2009 8:29 AM PST
I think what alot of are forgetting is that this is a device that is small enough to fit in your pocket with more computing power than almost most of the netbooks on the market, some of the laptops and even desktops have lower processor power. But then you get to looking at all the things a device like this can do and you really begin to out weigh the need to have a computer period with the newely released bluetooth pocket projectors your able to have up to 50" of screen bluetooth keyboards and mice have already been available for many ppc's and pda's for many years now this is changing the way we live. I started typing on a apple 2e this phone makes that look like a dinasaur technology is advancing jump on the bandwagon or get in to the 2 step with your grandparents.
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by jsanua February 7, 2009 10:42 PM PST
battery life must be a bummer
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