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i love this phone so much it could probably breat another phone all it needs is just a few more applications but the internet speed is great ( better than a G1]]>http://www.phonedog.com/cell-phone-research/htc-8125.aspx?utm_source=Rss&utm_medium=CellPhone_htc-8125&utm_campaign=PhoneDog5/17/2009 3:02:24 PMPROSEverything. I love the touch screen and the slide out keyboard. i really like the square edges opposed to the rounded edges of other PDA's it gives it more of a professional business look and makes me feel important. The internet is very nice, much better than any other PDA. I LOVE IT SO MUCH

CONS
You haven't bought it yet!

SUMMARY
This is a great PDA best ever. rugged tough durable amazing. SEXY! everything is great! though the only thing i didn't like was the layout so i installed windows mobile 6.1 and put the iPhone theme on it and its great!!!!! A must have phone! I got it for $50 in brand new condition!]]>http://www.phonedog.com/cell-phone-research/htc-8125.aspx?utm_source=Rss&utm_medium=CellPhone_htc-8125&utm_campaign=PhoneDog11/12/2008 1:05:14 AMPROSQwerty keyboard, wi-fi, camera that acts as a camera.

CONS
Frequent resets, delays in call menus.

SUMMARY
The phone seemed great with the reviews that I read. I received the phone and loved it for the first 1-2 months. When I press the button to hang up, there is a delay, and the phone is still connected for 3-4 seconds after I try to hang up. There is also a delay 10-15 seconds going from the after call screen to the home screen. I have had people try to call me, and my phone is on; I never received the call. I would definitly not buy this phone again, even though the phone looks awesome and has great features, there are plenty of other phones with the same features and without the bugs. I think they rushed the phone out before working the kinks out.]]>http://www.phonedog.com/cell-phone-research/htc-8125.aspx?utm_source=Rss&utm_medium=CellPhone_htc-8125&utm_campaign=PhoneDog11/27/2006 3:10:20 PMPROSa

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The solution initially will be available on two of the hottest wireless devices in the market today: the Cingular 8100 series Pocket PC and Cingular 2125 Smartphone.  Direct Push Technology delivers an enhanced mobile experience to organizations that use Microsoft Exchange Server 2003 by pushing updates to e-mail, calendar items, contacts and tasks as they arrive directly from the Exchange Server to the devices. MSFP additionally enhances these Windows Mobile-powered Cingular Wireless devices by delivering improved device management and added security features for IT administrators, like over-the-air device password policy enforcement and remote wipe of the device in case of loss or theft.

 Corporate customers will be able to access e-mail and other Microsoft Office Outlook®-related functions via new solution-specific rate plans.  These rate plans will identify Direct Push Technology customers and qualify them for specialized customer service and technical support, a key part of the Cingular Wireless e-mail offering. 

 "Microsoft Direct Push Technology delivers a great wireless email capability that is seamlessly integrated with Exchange Server 2003. This greatly improves the ability of Cingular corporate customers to rapidly deploy wireless e-mail by simplifying the enterprise messaging architecture," said Michael Woodward, Executive Director of Mobile Professional Solutions, for Cingular Wireless.  "We believe this important and powerful addition to Cingular's business solutions portfolio will lead to broader adoption of wireless e-mail in the enterprise sector and further extend Cingular's worldwide market share leadership in this space."

 "Microsoft and Cingular's strong integration demonstrates our commitment to providing the latest technologies and tools for success to mobile professionals as they discover new and different ways of living the mobile lifestyle," said Scott Horn, General Manager, Mobile and Embedded Devices Division at Microsoft Corp. "Microsoft's Direct Push Technology upgrade creates fast, on-the-go access to essential business information, such as e-mail, calendar data and tasks - empowering people to stay connected when away from the office."

Easy Deployment
The enterprise-grade solution is simple to deploy for new and existing customers.  For new B2B customers, the client software is included on the Cingular 8100 Series and Cingular 2125 devices and the server software is included in Microsoft Exchange Server 2003 SP2.  Users of devices running Windows Mobile 5.0 simply plug in the same credentials they would use for Outlook Web Access, and their e-mail and other Outlook information is delivered automatically.  All existing customers can download the upgrade for free from the Cingular website.

The new combined offering includes the following features:

• Direct Push Technology This innovation pushes e-mail to Windows Mobile-powered Cingular devices automatically.  It is designed to deliver time sensitive e-mail as it arrives and helps ensure that device battery life is not drained by unnecessary synchronization cycles.
• Task Synchronization Outlook tasks are automatically pushed to the device, along with e-mail, calendar entries and contacts.
• Global Address Lookup Over-the-air look-up of addresses enables a mobile user to send email to anyone in the company's Global Address List, even if they do not have the recipient's contact details on their device.

Enhanced Security and Device Management
 Enhancements to security and device management include remote policy enforcement, remote device wipe, password enforcement, native S/MIME support, certificate-based authentication and FIPS 140-2 certification.

Cingular's offering of Microsoft's Direct Push Technology meets the needs of companies that depend on wireless e-mail for mission critical communications.  It has been thoroughly tested for certification on Cingular's nationwide* EDGE network, the largest national high-speed wireless data network in the U.S., and is supported by Cingular's data help desk, resulting in a highly reliable enterprise-grade solution.

Popular Devices
 The Cingular 8100 series and 2125 are cost-effective converged high-speed, global communications devices that appeal to a broad range of wireless users, from individual consumers to larger companies.  In addition to their Windows Mobile 5.0 capabilities, they feature the best in connectivity, productivity, and mobility with EDGE, Bluetooth®, quad-band international roaming, and integrated Wi-Fi on the Cingular 8100 Series Pocket PCs.  Cingular's EDGE network is available in 13,000 cities and towns and along nearly 40,000 miles of major highways.

Both devices also provide a rich multimedia experience to enjoy music and video featuring an integrated multimedia suite with Windows Media® Player 10 Mobile, stereo headset jack, and 1.3 megapixel camera.  The devices support multiple audio formats including MP3, AMR, AAC, WAV and Windows Media Audio (WMA), as well as MPEG-4 video streaming. A mini-SD expansion card slot allows the user to add memory for storing music, games, photos and video.

Pricing and Availability
 Microsoft Direct Push Technology will be available through Cingular's B2B sales organization starting on June 19. For the Cingular 8100 Series Pocket PC, the Cingular Microsoft Direct Push Technology data plan is $44.99 with a qualifying voice plan for unlimited Internet and e-mail access.  For the Cingular 2125 Smartphone, the data plan is $29.99 with a qualifying voice plan for unlimited Internet and e-mail access. Both plans include access to specialized tier 1 and 2 support.

Cingular customers that already have deployed Cingular 8100 Series or Cingular 2125 devices can download the MSFP software update for free from cingular.com/microsoft starting on June 19.

CONS
the phone is great besides that it didnt come with a users manual, and although I think I know how to do everything, i wish i had a hard copy to look through if i needed some help but unfortunatley i cant find htc's phone number anywhere so i am lost at what to do...

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over alll the phone is great. There isnt a phone right now that i think is better. I do suggest in getting a memory card for it. if you didnt get a manual good luck finding one because i am still looking. I highly recomend it it is user friendly and a lot of fun to have.]]>http://www.phonedog.com/cell-phone-research/htc-8125.aspx?utm_source=Rss&utm_medium=CellPhone_htc-8125&utm_campaign=PhoneDog4/10/2006 4:23:55 PMPROSi got the phone about 2 weeks and it is great. i bought a 1 g memory for which is nice since the internal is only 64mb.the keyboard it awome because it doesnt take up any uneeded space. a feture that is really good though is the voice dail.unlik many phones where if u dont say the work in the exact same tone it doesnt read, well the 8125 has never not understood me it is great for road driving because it is hard to dail on the touch screen

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the phone great besides that it didnt come with a users manual and although think i know how do do everything i wish i hav a hard copy to look through if i needed some help but unfortunitly i cant find htc's phone number anywhere so im am lost in what to do

SUMMARY
over alllt he phone is great there isnt a phone right now that i think is better. i do suggest in getting a memory card for it. if you didnt gett a manual good luck finding one because i am still looking. i highly recomend it it is user friendly and a lot of fun to hav.]]>http://www.phonedog.com/cell-phone-research/htc-8125.aspx?utm_source=Rss&utm_medium=CellPhone_htc-8125&utm_campaign=PhoneDog4/10/2006 4:23:49 PMPROSGood design
WIFI
EDGE Access
Mobile 2005
EXCELLENT Speaker Phone
Loud BlueTooth
Stereo

CONS
Does NOT support UMTS

SUMMARY
If you like PocketPC, then this is the device for you. The battery life is excellent and I believe this device to be better than the Treo 700W.

It would be nicer if the phone/device had more internal memory.

The camera is very good and the keyboard seems more rugged than the XV6600.

It is a SHAME that UMTS is not supported. HTC/Audiovox should have integrated this technology into the phone. Other than that, this is the best PocketPC phone I have ever used.]]>http://www.phonedog.com/cell-phone-research/htc-8125.aspx?utm_source=Rss&utm_medium=CellPhone_htc-8125&utm_campaign=PhoneDog3/14/2006 3:31:26 PMPROSI love always being connected with WiFi or EDGE/GPRS. Windows 5.0 is customizable and nice to have. I was able to sync all of my contacts over without effort. If you like using a headphone you won't lose any sound quality between that and the handheld. Sliding keyboard is easy to get used to and the voice command feature is my favorite behind the Bluetooth!

CONS
Setting up the messaging applications caused the phone to lock up while I was required to move back and forth between different settings. I had to keep rebooting the phone.

SUMMARY
On the go for work and play the majority of my life, this phone has been heavenly. After switching from a TREO this phone has made it to the next generation of PDA's. ]]>http://www.phonedog.com/cell-phone-research/htc-8125.aspx?utm_source=Rss&utm_medium=CellPhone_htc-8125&utm_campaign=PhoneDog2/23/2006 3:20:06 PM