Personal needs
I should give some background on what I use the SK3 for:
Lots of POP e-mail from multiple accounts
Lots of instant messaging on AIM and Yahoo!
Lots and lots of web browsing
Taking pictures and posting to Flickr and here
That’s what’s important to me. What I don’t do with my SK3 includes:
Talking on the phone (I use the iPhone)
Playing music or games
Desktop syncing, calendar, addresses, to-dos
In either case, I’ve been an on-again, off-again, on-again Sidekick user since the early days of the T-Mobile Sidekick 2.
The good
Camera
Two clicks to launch, and quick response to the shutter button
Instant “save or discard” choice after taking picture
Handy “Send last photo” option when using viewfinder
Gives photos an interesting saturation that I really like
Instant Messaging
Never loses messages, even when roaming in and out of coverage when driving through the mountains
Easy to carry on multiple IMs and swap between them
Ability to copy and/or e-mail IM conversations
E-mail
Nearly a perfect mobile e-mail client for my needs
Supports multiple POP accounts, and allows you to respond t a message from one account using a different account
Per-account signatures: one for home, one for work, one for ...
Can be configured to not delete off the server when you POP your mail, and/or when you delete your mail from the SK3
Easy foldering of e-mail, including automatically per account
Phone
Hit Jump and start typing a name to find a phone number
Easy call hold and conference calling (as easy as iPhone)
Web browser
Reasonably capable browser for most websites I use
Just start typing to enter a new URL; no menus, no fuss
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