Remember what maxwell smart looked like with his shoe to his ear, the
combined phone organisers work about just as well. The phones are not the
best phones - poor reception bulky and hard to use, the organisers are
comprisied because of the phone functions and not as good as a stand alone
I'm considering a phone / organiser combined.
Any one have any recommendations? (Or should avoids)
As others have suggested, a PalmOS Treo is your best bet for syncing.
They are reputed to have poor battery life, though (certainly the one
I have through work needs recharging daily if used more
I think if you wanted an organiser/phone (smartphone) thats more or less
guaranted to
synch with ubuntu than a Palm Treo 650/680 would be the way to go. Palm
also has newer 7xx devices. Palm's thanks to pilot-link synch pretty
much all the time as long as the kernel matches the release of
* Chris Hellyar [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I think if you wanted an organiser/phone (smartphone) thats more or less
guaranted to
synch with ubuntu than a Palm Treo 650/680 would be the way to go. Palm
also has newer 7xx devices. Palm's thanks to pilot-link synch pretty
much all the time
Thanks for all these replies - plenty of food for thought.
I especially hear that a phone/organiser is a compromise on both sides.
Main reasons for wanting to change is that I will be getting a new
phone for work and my existing tungsten T is getting old and a bit
flakey - the touch screen
Roger Searle wrote:
I have 3 suggestions for playing music - they are all amarok.
Roger
OK from the brief look at it B4 I killed it off it seemed it would have
done the job if it had of worked. All I have to do now then is get it
back on and working.
--
Regards
Reg
On Thu, June 7, 2007 10:09 am, Reg wrote:
Roger Searle wrote:
I have 3 suggestions for playing music - they are all amarok.
Roger
OK from the brief look at it B4 I killed it off it seemed it would have
done the job if it had of worked. All I have to do now then is get it
back on and
Nick Rout wrote:
On Thu, June 7, 2007 10:09 am, Reg wrote:
Roger Searle wrote:
I have 3 suggestions for playing music - they are all amarok.
Roger
OK from the brief look at it B4 I killed it off it seemed it would have
done the job if it had of worked. All I have to do now
On Thu, June 7, 2007 10:44 am, Reg wrote:
Nick Rout wrote:
On Thu, June 7, 2007 10:09 am, Reg wrote:
Roger Searle wrote:
I have 3 suggestions for playing music - they are all amarok.
Roger
OK from the brief look at it B4 I killed it off it seemed it would have
done the job if it had of
Reg wrote:
Roger Searle wrote:
I have 3 suggestions for playing music - they are all amarok.
Roger
OK from the brief look at it B4 I killed it off it seemed it would have
done the job if it had of worked. All I have to do now then is get it
back on and working.
Hi Reg, I
* Nick Rout [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
On Thu, June 7, 2007 9:56 am, Kerry Mayes wrote:
I love plucker, an app that pulls down web pages and puts them into a nice
readable format for the palm device.
--
Nick Rout
Nick, have you tried my Christchurch Portal for plucker?
I took a rudimentary look at the links and have some comments.
1) I can program but often even for the most rudimentary tasks I need
to use a manual.
2) One of the first programming aptitude tests (do programming
aptitude tests still exist?) I took introduced a series of very
simple instructions
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On Thu, 7 Jun 2007, Olwen Williams wrote:
I took a rudimentary look at the links and have some comments.
1) I can program but often even for the most rudimentary tasks I need
to use a manual.
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