So you can go to an mlb.com-affiliated site and use the gameday application to track a game in progress...funny, that doesn't work on mine. You can go to some site with video and click on it, and it plays. Not on mine. Many of the workarounds for watching video or recorded TV involve solutions that require hookup to TV, which I don't have.
...... Original Message ....... On Mon, 30 Jul 2007 09:35:42 -0500 "Michael M. Rye" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: >My Treo seems to do fine with multimedia. One application that I do love >is the viewer application for my Slingbox AV. It works great on my Sprint >Treo 700p! > >--- >Mike > > >..... Original Message ....... >On Mon, 30 Jul 2007 08:08:53 -0500 Scandals & Animals ><[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: >>I'm a little frustrated with the limitations of Palm, mainly multimedia, >>but also the inability to use what I think is a flash tool to follow a >>baseball game, live. So I've been thinking of going back to a phoneless >>device like a PPC and a BT phone for connectivity. >> >>But, then I thought of how convenient it is to have everything in your >hand >>in one package. I thought of the hassle of carrying two devices, managing >>two batteries while surfing, etc. Not to mention the pain of grafitti or >a >>virtual keyboard. And if I have to look at google maps in a hurry, it's >>easy on the treo, but would be a pain on a PPC linked to a phone via BT. >>And boy, do I hate virtual keyboards. Detest them. >> >>"So," thought I, "why not keep the treo for all these reasons and then use >>the treo as the modem for the other device when I want to do the flash or >>multimedia things?" MaAy sound crazy, but it would work, wouldn't it? Or >>would the Foleo do these things? >> >> >> >> >> >>Yahoo! Groups Links >> >> >> > >
