have you checked the speed at which it can transfer data to & fro to memory 
card? with card expoert on treo I get 450kb. The card is capable at 9mb/10mb. 
It's a sandisk ultra 2.

Vishal Sheth
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From: Jason <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Date: Monday, Jan 7, 2008 12:07 am
Subject: Re: [Treo] new Palm OS - Linux platform is released in 2009
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]: [email protected]

                  


On Sat, 5 Jan 2008, Craig Froehle wrote:

>> ptunes: yes - there's a built-in app
>
> It'll stream MP3 and WMV at 3G speeds?

I'm not sure.  I have an app called quickplayer that will stream audio, 
so I would assume that a 3g device will stream at 3g speeds.  I'm on AT&T 
so all I get is EDGE - at least until the 9000 series comes out and I 
upgrade to HSDPA some time later this year.

>> Kinoma: the built-in app will play videos
>
> Including 30fps QVGA Xvid files at ful resolution straight from the SD card?

Haven't tried.

> Also, what does it offer regarding PIM-sharing?  Can I share my calendar 
> and some contact categories with my wife, and vice versa, and both be 
> seen on each device simultaneously?

Good question - I haven't done that with either my Treo or my BB.  How 
would you do it with the Treo?  That said my BB is tied into my employer's 
Blackberry Enterprise Server so my calendar and e-mail are synced with my 
corporate e-mail and calendar.  If it can work with BES I imagine there's 
a way to do it without, but I don't happen to know what it is.

Now that I think about it if you can tell me how you would do it with a 
Treo I'll check into it since it would be nice if I can share my calendar 
with my wife so she can't complain any more that she never knows where I 
am. :-)

One thing the BB does nicely and automatically is export its microSD card 
when you plug it into a PC - there's no need for 3rd party softare to do 
it.  And it's much faster than the Treo using CardExport or the like. 
However, I haven't found a way to get the BB to do A2DP, the way 
AudioGateway can with my 680.

-Jason

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