Be a litle wary of GetSportz. I installed it earlier today on my AT&T
Treo 680 with hope for what looks like a great program, but it
sent my phone crashing into a continuous reset loop.  I spent the rest
of the morning doing a hard reset and full restore (thanks Resco!)after
deleteing the offending GetSportz-Installer.prc file. I then tried
installing it and running it off of my SD card, but the same thing
happened.  I'm wondering if anyone else has had this problem. 

Kevin M



. --- In [email protected], "Jennifer Shelamer" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> Addit/MyTreo/MyPalm/MyCentro is an application that is basically a
> viewer to present certain information. The information presented on
> any given device is decided by Palm and/or the carrier (Sprint,
> Verizon, AT&T, etc.).
> 
> The version of Addit that can be downloaded from Palm's site (and is
> preinstalled on some devices, including the Z22, LifeDrive, and, I
> think, the TX) provides a way to purchase applications from the
> device.
> 
> The MyPalm application that is available through Palm's MyPalm program
> provides a smaller (but more carefully screened) set of applications
> that can be purchased.
> 
> Some of the MyTreo apps have only User Guide and Support tabs; some
> have Bonus software tabs; some have other features.
> 
> All of these can be updated wirelessly from the handheld if the
> handheld has wireless capabilities. If you have the Addit conduit
> installed, they are also updated during HotSync. MyPalm automatically
> updates itself every Sunday morning unless you disable it.
> 
> There is nothing sinister going on here, although it looks like a lot
> of activity if you watch the Addit conduit, for example. Changes to
> the product catalog and the viewer software, along with any updates to
> the pages available for viewing, are downloaded when you update. Any
> changes to content are approved by Palm.
> 
> For some period of time, there has been an internal misunderstanding
> at Bluefish about how updates are distributed to our servers, so
> updates have been more frequent than they should have been (but it was
> usually the same update being downloaded over and over). We believe
> this has now been corrected.
> 
> If you have Central installed, the Addit conduit will also keep it
> up-to-date, installing a new version if it is available.
> 
> The same viewer technology is used in GetSportz, which is a free app
> available at getsportz.com. If you like pro baseball, you should check
> out GetSportz's MLB Live feature, which shows the progress of games
> nearly real-time (updates every 30 seconds). It shows the names of all
> the players superimposed on a field, the position of baserunners, a
> scoreboard, and a tally of balls, strikes, and outs. It's really very
> cool. GetSportz also provides news, scores, and schedules for most
> major sports and can be updated via HotSync (with the Addit conduit)
> or wirelessly. GetSportz will be free for the foreseeable future,
> although advertising content may be added at some point.
> 
> Jennifer
> Bluefish Wireless
> 
> On Thu, May 1, 2008 at 7:06 AM,  <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> >
> >
> >
> >
> >
> >
> > I'm interested in the answer myself. That is, what IS addit? I work in
> >  an office of mixed Verizon and Sprint Treos. All Verizons have it, no
> >  Sprints do.
> >
> >  I always assumed that it was some Verizon tracking or DRM thing.
> >
> >
> >
> >  On 4/30/08, Richard E Johnson, MD <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> >  > Hi, Jennifer,
> >  > Thanks for the quick reply. I didn't mean that it repetitively
> >  > downloaded Addit over and over today on one push of the Update
button,
> >  > just that every separate time I Update, it seems there is
always more
> >  > Addit data to download onto the Palm/Treo. What exactly IS
Addit data
> >  > (bug fixes, Palm/Treo improvements, etc., ?), what does it do
for/on
> >  > my Treo 680, and why does there seem to be a never-ending
supply to be
> >  > downloaded? I'm a physician, and though very computer-literate
(Macs
> >  > only!), I am only slowly learning about Palm/Treo software,
updates,
> >  > file management, utilities, etc. Any help would be great, and it's
> >  > very cool (yes, I am 56 but things can still be "cool"
according to my
> >  > teenagers) that I accidentally found someone like you who actually
> >  > works for the company in question! Just curious - where (just in
> >  > general if you prefer - I respect privacy) are you located?
> >  > Thanks,
> >  > Dick
> >  >
> >  > On Apr 30, 2008, at 9:24 PM, Jennifer Shelamer wrote:
> >  >
> >  > > Hi Dick,
> >  > >
> >  > > I work for the company that develops Addit and MyTreo (MyTreo
is the
> >  > > "Treo name" for Addit). A step was missed tonight in
uploading a new
> >  > > catalog, and that caused it to be downloaded over and over.
> >  > >
> >  > > Have you experienced this issue other than tonight? If so,
you can
> >  > > contact Addit support.
> >  > >
> >  > > Jennifer
> >  > >
> >  > > On Wed, Apr 30, 2008 at 10:18 PM, Richard E Johnson, MD
> >  > > <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> >  > >>
> >  > >> When I go to the MyTreo Menu on my 680, at the bottom of the
User
> >  > >> Guide it has a button labeled "Update". When I wirelessly
update with
> >  > >> this method, it connects to the MyTreo Server, then to the
MyTreoCG
> >  > >> Server, and then downloads what are called "Addit_Data". It
does the
> >  > >> same thing and seems to repetitively download "Addit_Data"
no matter
> >  > >> how many times I "Update" with this method (up to 6 so far).
What
> >  > >> does
> >  > >> this Update do and what exactly is Addit Data?
> >  > >> Thanks,
> >  > >> Dick
> >  > >> ----------------------------------------------------------
> >  > >> Richard E. Johnson, ScM, MD, DABA
> >  > >> Treo 680/AT&T
> >  > >> Macintosh iBook G3, PowerBook G4, MacBook, Intel iMac
> >  > >> [EMAIL PROTECTED]
> >  >
> >  > ------------------------------------
> >  >
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> >
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