Agendus Mail is a SMS manager as well and is working mighty fine in my Treo 680. The default SMS manager used to crash from time to time (when exiting or entering the application) so since I already use Agendus Professional, I tried Agendus Mail and liked it, so I upgraded to Agendus Premier.
- - - - - Sandro Campos Mancini -----Original Message----- From: Jeffrey Kaplan <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> Date: Wednesday, Jul 25, 2007 3:47 pm Subject: [Treo] txt/sms message clients? To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]: [email protected] I decided to take a look at some third party SMS clients after the >built-in one on my Treo 680 crashed last night in the middle of testing how >fast the Cingular email-to-sms gateway works. > >So far, I've found three that don't work for me for various reasons: > >"Premimium SMS" which reset, without asking, my Mail/MSG button that I have >assigned to something else, didn't alert me to an inbound SMS if I set it to >suppress the pop-up, woke the device on the inbound message with full controls >available if NOT set to suppress (meaning visible to anyone next to me >immediately and deletable before I've had a chance to see it while removing >the Treo from its holder). Then when I removed it, it again reset my Mail/MSG >button without asking to the Palm >default which, again, is not what I have it set to. > >"PictureSMS" is uglier than its screen shots indicate, there is no way to turn >off the "Picture Caller ID" function, which didn't work right anyway, and uses >its own set of alert tones, none of which I even >remotely like. And it has the same problems as PSMS regarding >alerting/not alerting if suppressing the popup. > >And last, and certainly least, "maxTEXT TE" (Treo Edition) doesn't even work >on the 680. Every time I tried to start it, it complained that >the phone subsystem could not be found. > >I found these on Handango, and they appeared to be the only ones under >$20 for the Treo, as opposed to a Tungsten for use with BT to a >cellphone. > >-- >Jeffrey Kaplan
