Thanks. What about streaming media (both mp3 and windows media)? On Jan 5, 2008 11:47 PM, Jason <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > I have a Treo680 and a Blackberry 8800 > > ptunes: yes - there's a built-in app > ssh: yes - midpSSH > Kinoma: the built-in app will play videos > palmVNC: there are vnc apps for BB, but I haven't played with them > > > On Sat, 5 Jan 2008, L wrote: > > > can it do what Kinoma, PalmVNC, and pTunes do as well as ssh? > > > > I suppose if Access release their emulator, these are all moot points. > > > > On Jan 5, 2008 8:51 AM, Roger Prokic <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > >> Blackberries are NO longer business only. Check one out yourself and I > >> bet you'll leave your Treo. :-) > >> > >> Roger > >> --- > >> Roger Prokic > >> Sent wirelessly via BlackBerry 8820 by AT&T > >> > >> -----Original Message----- > >> From: L <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> > >> > >> Date: Sat, 05 Jan 2008 02:24:25 > >> To:[email protected] > >> Subject: Re: [Treo] new Palm OS - Linux platform is released in 2009 > >> > >> > >> I sorta agree - I mean - what else do you want your phone to do now > >> (other than access wi-fi networks and play Youtube Videos). For me - > >> the Treos (and Windows Mobiles) are currently the best blend of > >> corporate and fun. The iPhones are only iCandy fun machines right now > >> (we'll see what this SDK does) and the Blackberries are business only. > >> > >> BUT, as Craig said, Android devices could fill the niche that Palm > >> occupies and, with their reach on the software/content integration > >> side and with handset makers already available, those Android units > >> are going to eat away marketshare to the point that you won't be sure > >> that every carrier will want to feature a Palm Phone. Plus as we saw > >> with the GPS issue, Palm will have to spend time to make sure their > >> current phones don't fall that far behind in featureset. Will that > >> push the OS back even more? > >> > >> About the only thing I think could save them is for them to offer > >> something that neither iPhone or Android can now. What that is, I > >> don't know, but I suspect it needs to be based on the new 4G > >> technology (assuming, as Scandals said, the towers actually go up). > >> Perhaps DirecTV on your phone, perhaps live video blogging, who knows. > >
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