Registered: Feb 2001
Location: Canada
Posts: 20

YadaYada Alternative

Check this out, Zero Gravity offers YadaYada subscribers a free trial of their wireless services. Same browser technology, great mail and document managment applications. Pick Verizon or AT&T as your network provider, and then choose Zero Gravity for your applications and support.

https://www.zerogravitywireless.com/freetrial.asp

Registered: Oct 1999
Location: Chicago, IL
Posts: 276

Ok, this is the third time I have seen you post this and I am only through the top five posts today.

You work for these guys? If you do, why do you have a picture of an iPaq yet ZeroGravity doesn't offer service to that device.

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Registered: Feb 2001
Location: Canada
Posts: 20

yes, I do work for them. I see many posts recently asking for alternatives as YadaYada and even OmniSky are having troubles. Zero Gravity is not a large organization (not a publicly traded dot com), but focused on delivering what is really important...leading edge technology and superior customer service.

Registered: Feb 2001
Location: Canada
Posts: 20

iPAQ

timmins, I forgot to mention, we will have a PocketPC browser in January. It is in the final stages of development right now.

Registered: Oct 1999
Location: Chicago, IL
Posts: 276

I wish you the best fortune in your business. It looks like shake-down time for wireless providers, however it seems like you are hitting the right locations for potential customers. I know a lot people always ask on these boards "What about Canada?"

I would have been giving your company a call this morning, but unfortunately I wouldn't apply since I don't live in Canada. But maybe I can get a referral comission since I keep boucing your message to the top.

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Registered: Feb 2001
Location: Canada
Posts: 20

don't worry that we are in Canada. Use the US network provider of choice, either AT&T or Verizon - they both have pretty good deals right now, and then use us for your applications like browser, mail, etc. Our software, much like YadaYada, is network independent. And I think you will see that if you add the Verizon $24.95 Unlimited plan and our services plan at $5.95, it is even less expensive.

This is not for everyone...if you are interested in leading edge software and great customer support, and are willing to pay a little more to get it, sign-up with us.

Otherwise, just use the network ISP and find your own tools of the trade. We just try and make it easy.

Registered: Feb 2001
Location: Canada
Posts: 20

oh, and with the 30-day free trial offer you have no risk.