Well, if you think Blazer is good, and can't diferentiate between Opera Mobile (the best mobile browser there is) and Opera Mini (the Java-crap version and only version that we Treo owners can use), then I rest my case.
I am a Treo 680 owner and a heavy user of Palm software, but I am no blind-there-is-no-better-platform-than-mine-fanatic. PalmOS stopped development a long time ago. Fact. Developers have put the platform on standby, just keeping development for in-the-market products, many times simply in order to accomodate new Treo devices. Fact. I can live with that for now. My Treo suits my needs. I am no "I need to have all existing 'cool' software on Earth, useful or not" kind of guy. I have a heavily customized Treo shock-full of useful software, a smartphone so useful to me that I doubt I could replicate my current experience in some other smartphone. Still, I'm not blind nor will I swear faithfulness to PalmOS or Palm. I want the best possible device for my needs. As simple as that. - - - - - Sandro Campos Mancini -----Original Message----- From: "Craig Froehle" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> Date: Sunday, Oct 14, 2007 6:05 pm Subject: Re: [Treo] Web 2.0 apps To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]: [email protected] On 13 Oct 2007 19:35:00 -0300, Sandro Campos Mancini ><[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > Yep. PalmOS Garnet is dead. We'll be in developer limbo until the new PalmOS > Linux comes. If you care about being able to those new services, you should > consider getting a Windows Mobile or SymbianOS device. > >Ha ha ha ... wow, what a great example of total FUD (look it up). > >Google offers nearly all of their apps for Palm OS. Blazer is quite capable >at rendering most webpages that aren't highly enriched with >AJAX or Flash, but then few mobile browsers can handle those either. >Sure, there are some browsers that are better than others, but Blazer is no >slouch. It's rare that I encounter a fancy webservice that I >can't run in Blazer for which there isn't also a simplified version >for phone browsers. Besides, if you don't like Blazer, run Opera >Mobile.
