Comments on: PalmGear Enters Into Agreement With PBH Holdings

With the old method, if PalmGear had been going under, they could have collected money for a long time, not paid any out to anyone, and then go under.

As a developer, I felt much better about PalmGear after this change was made. (Even though, at the time, PG was heavily bashed in PIC for this change.)

Such a list would be nice, but I'm personally very happy with what's available now.

-Davy Fields
http://nr70.davyfields.com

Only about 100-500 are worth their price.
Maybe new OS's will bring better software.

Roman Pedan
Palm V/Vx
Will get a Palm OS 5 handheld

If there was one comprehensive list and a "click-n-run" interface, novice Palm users (such as those who buy the Zire) could access these 15,000 applications. Right now, most Palm users only use the built-in applications.

Palm Researcher at the University of Texas at Austin
http://www.edb.utexas.edu/petrosino/pda

Hope I didn't go too far off topic...

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Phew! Whats that smell!?! Did someone Zire in here? Buy Palm stock...it's only a nickle.

Ask a novice user to try and install and application on their Palm. Believe me, those steps you described (which most of us tech-experts on this site regard as trivial) challenge tech neophytes.

Palm Researcher at the University of Texas at Austin
http://www.edb.utexas.edu/petrosino/pda

That would be a killer new-user app!

--
Ben Combee, CodeWarrior for Palm OS technical lead
Programming help at www.palmoswerks.com

PalmGear, wanna hire me to build your custom AvantGo channel? :-)

Palm Researcher at the University of Texas at Austin
http://www.edb.utexas.edu/petrosino/pda

Thank you for your response to my email earlier this week. Our first
priority with PalmGear is to deal with the past financial obligations. PBH
Holdings efforts will be to financially restructure PalmGear, keep it
current with regard to its monthly financial obligations post June 1, 2002
and look for opportunities to further ensure the financial well being of
PalmGear and its developer/partners.

You have the option as set forth below to be paid in full. Unfortunately,
due to the current financial situation of PalmGear, the only way for that to
occur is through an extended payment plan.

As referred to in my email to you, we have three different payment options
for you to select from, any of which will settle PalmGear's obligation to
you, as paid in full, with regard to the outstanding balance due you. This
will only apply to balances owed prior to June 1, 2002. All monthly
balances incurred post June 1, 2002 will remain current. Those options are:

· Cash payment equal to 20% of the Trade Receivable payable on December 15,
2002.
· Cash installments equal to 50% of the Trade Receivable paid in equal
monthly instalments over fourteen (14) months beginning on January 15, 2003.
· Cash installments equal to 100% of the Trade Receivable paid in equal
monthly instalments over thirty-six (36) months beginning on January 15,
2003.

PBH retains the right to rescind the agreement on or before November 29,
2002 in the event that we do not obtain the assignment or waiver of at least
fifty percent (50%) of PalmGear trade liabilities.

Please indicate by November 1, 2002 the option you agree to on the following
assignment by checking the appropriate box, sign in the space provided and
fax to (615) 467-6165. We appreciate your participation in this matter and
look forward to a successful future together.

Yours truly,

Nathan A. Gooden
CFO
PBH Holdings, LLC

Thank you for your response to my email earlier this week. Our first
priority with PalmGear is to deal with the past financial obligations. PBH
Holdings efforts will be to financially restructure PalmGear, keep it
current with regard to its monthly financial obligations post June 1, 2002
and look for opportunities to further ensure the financial well being of
PalmGear and its developer/partners.

You have the option as set forth below to be paid in full. Unfortunately,
due to the current financial situation of PalmGear, the only way for that to
occur is through an extended payment plan.

As referred to in my email to you, we have three different payment options
for you to select from, any of which will settle PalmGear's obligation to
you, as paid in full, with regard to the outstanding balance due you. This
will only apply to balances owed prior to June 1, 2002. All monthly
balances incurred post June 1, 2002 will remain current. Those options are:

· Cash payment equal to 20% of the Trade Receivable payable on December 15,
2002.
· Cash installments equal to 50% of the Trade Receivable paid in equal
monthly instalments over fourteen (14) months beginning on January 15, 2003.
· Cash installments equal to 100% of the Trade Receivable paid in equal
monthly instalments over thirty-six (36) months beginning on January 15,
2003.

PBH retains the right to rescind the agreement on or before November 29,
2002 in the event that we do not obtain the assignment or waiver of at least
fifty percent (50%) of PalmGear trade liabilities.

Please indicate by November 1, 2002 the option you agree to on the following
assignment by checking the appropriate box, sign in the space provided and
fax to (615) 467-6165. We appreciate your participation in this matter and
look forward to a successful future together.

Yours truly,

Nathan A. Gooden
CFO
PBH Holdings, LLC