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webOS Nation Forums > webOS smartphones (Pre, Pixi, Veer) > Palm Pre and Pre Plus > Wired: Palm Pre a big fat fail???
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This wired piece doesn't even recognize that the document is Sprint's, not Palm's.
I'm likely going to cancel my Wired subscription.
If you want to vote on the quality of the article, you can do so on newscred.com:
Are You the Wrong Customer for a Palm Pre? | NewsCred, Quality Newspapers & Blogs
I'm likely going to cancel my Wired subscription.
If you want to vote on the quality of the article, you can do so on newscred.com:
Are You the Wrong Customer for a Palm Pre? | NewsCred, Quality Newspapers & Blogs
Wired is run by a bunch of amateurs who don't even know the tech industry. That article doesn't surprise me in the least.
Just last week they ran an article saying how the Pre had an edge on the iPhone in that Sprint's roll-out of a 4G network would be before ATT's...
They're absolutely incompetent.
Just last week they ran an article saying how the Pre had an edge on the iPhone in that Sprint's roll-out of a 4G network would be before ATT's...
They're absolutely incompetent.
Originally Posted by Xyg:
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THAT is what this page is talking about. They are encouraging their sales force to qualify potential customers, so they can prevent un-necessary returns.
I wish I could make the "thanks" count several times. I can't believe the way this document is being misconstrued....
THAT is what this page is talking about. They are encouraging their sales force to qualify potential customers, so they can prevent un-necessary returns.
Imagine the nerve of Palm and Sprint, actually trying to determine if the phone will suit the customer before sending them out with it!!
Originally Posted by The Phone Diva:
I DID read it, but what I was trying to say was why didn't Palm provide test units so IT departments could look it over and see if they could work with it. Or maybe they did, I don't know.
Dont be a
hole!
Because there was no need to. If I was running the IT department that had the "yes" answer to any of those questions, I already know that the Pre is not the device for my department. It's simple.I DID read it, but what I was trying to say was why didn't Palm provide test units so IT departments could look it over and see if they could work with it. Or maybe they did, I don't know.
Dont be a
hole!Also, here's a link to the author's page on NewsCred if you want to cast your vote about his credibility as an author.
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