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		<title>The Palm Pre &#8211; Five Days Later</title>
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		<pubDate>Thu, 11 Jun 2009 08:56:00 +0000</pubDate>
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		<description><![CDATA[As many of you might know, I was an early adopter of Sprint’s Palm Pre here are some of my initial impressions. It’s a completely new way of navigating and getting around to different menus.&#160; You’ll either spend all your time running your finger across the bottom or figuring out how close to the corner [...]]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>As many of you might know, I was an early adopter of Sprint’s Palm Pre here are some of my initial impressions.</p>
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<li>It’s a completely new way of navigating and getting around to different menus.&#160; You’ll either spend all your time running your finger across the bottom or figuring out how close to the corner to tap to bring up preferences. </li>
<li>The screen is amazing and very responsive. </li>
<li>Integration with Exchange is great, the only thing I’ve not found is how to edit meeting invitations acceptances or rejections. </li>
<li>Setting up your initial contacts is a pain as it imports the contacts from every account which you set up.&#160; I manage my contacts through Exchange and had to delete all of the Gmail contacts. </li>
<li>The keyboard is rather small, but really shouldn’t be a huge issues unless you have monster paws. </li>
<li>No T9 or similar program to auto guess what you’re trying to type.&#160; You have to do it the old fashion way and type out the whole thing. </li>
<li>When browsing the web and you zoom in and click on a link the page goes back to it’s tiny view and you have to zoom in again.&#160; It would be ideal if once you zoomed in, all subsequent pages were zoomed in too. </li>
<li>Palm decided to have a tiny little cap over the charging port.&#160; I’m awaiting the days for this cap to fall of or be ripped out by accident. </li>
<li>Palm didn’t really use a standard Micro-USB port.&#160; I have 4 of these chargers and they are now only good for my GPS.&#160; Thank you Palm for having me have to carry just another charger. </li>
<li>Alarm clock will go off on the weekends even though it’s set for weekdays only.&#160; Sprint acknowledged this bug and said an update should be out by the end of the first week of the Pre’s release. </li>
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<p>That’s what I have so far.</p>
<p>~dmacias</p>
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