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Are serious replies welcome in this thread as well? If so, here are mine...
This patch is indeed a very good thing. I was especially pleasantly surprised to learn that they had figured out a way to diminish the keyboard backlighting which we were told was a hardware thing that couldn't be fixed. 
Adding BT DUN is also a surprise, though I must admit that I'm still worried about whether that might mean that Sprint plans to hit us with a enterprise-focused $50+ data plan for BT "tethered" usage.
Software-wise, I'd like to see the following:
1) Voice dialing over BT. And, frankly, basic functionality should be offered for free as it is on most other modern phones, but I'll live with having to pay for it if they can at least fix whatever OS issues are preventing this from working at all.
2) I'd like an update to the phone screen/launcher which bring back some of the Treo 600 goodness. Specifically:
a) The ability to dial by name *OR* phone number with the phone figuring out which you're doing rather than setting a preference setting telling it that you're always going to do one or the other.
b) The 5-way quick-launch.
3) I liked the Treo 600 email app better. It always worked for auto-fetch. But I haven't had a chance to try out VersaMail's autofetch with this latest patch, so maybe they fixed that, too.
I'm sure that I'm missing some things that could be addressed via software. Even if that did all that and more, though, there are still several hardware things that they "broke" in the upgrade from the 600 to the 650 which can't be fixed, such as the much less usable D-Pad which I have to use with my fingernail (and it now has paint coming off of it as a result). As much as I hated the 600's thumbboard, I honestly think that might have been better than this new design which I think gives me more typos unless I, again, use my fingernail to push the keys.
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