Kyocera QCP-6035 Specs

9.2

OS

Palm OS

Description

This CDMA, PalmOS powered phone features speakerphone, web capabilities, voice recording, voice dialing and touch screen with stylus-based navigation.

Cons

The touchscreen uses resistive technology, which is not responsive
Thick body (0.86 inches)

I want it 1 user

I have it 0 users

I had it 4 users

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Hardware
OS:	Palm OS
Device type:	Smartphone

Battery
Type:	Li - Ion, User replaceable

Design Size comparison
Dimensions:	5.60 x 2.50 x 0.86 inches (142 x 64 x 22 mm)
Weight:	7.34 oz (208.0 g)
Features:	Numeric keypad

Cellular
AMPS:	800 MHz

Connectivity & Features
Other:	Computer sync, Infrared

Phone features
Notifications:	Vibration, Speakerphone
Other features:	Voice dialing, Voice recording

Regulatory Approval
FCC approval:
Date approved:	Oct 18, 2000
FCC ID value:	OVFQCP-6035

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Carrier Availability

Discontinued

Verizon

Dave.Weinstein

Arena Apprentice

The ORIGINAL smartphone

Posted: May 07, 2014, 10:03 PM

Phone owned for more than a year

This device was the FIRST smartphone EVER! I can't believe that you have it listed with NO Pro points, and a long list of Cons.

In fact the Cons listed only make sense when you put them it the context of phone features that came out nearly a decade later!

Try to keep in mind that the very first iPhone didn't ship until 2007 and this device shipped in 2000!

Show a little more respect.

atalanta [deleted]

7.7

Sad to have to retire

Edited: Oct 28, 2009, 11:32 AM

Phone owned for

I got this phone in 2001 (I think, it's been a while) so that I could have a cell phone and palm without having to carry two devices. I liked it better than the other palm phones out there at the time.

It has served me well over the years. I am only NOW (2009) replacing it because I've dropped it one too many times and it doesn't always connect, sometimes dials without my permission, and other funky things.

FerneyZan

Arena Apprentice

9.8

Last of the Husky's

Posted: Dec 05, 2007, 1:50 AM

Phone owned for

This might had been one thick phone, but it was very advanced at the same time and the best smarphone I got to use even if it was for s hort time back then.. Very unique, simple to use, and with awesome reception...