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RE: Great for Treos
This can only be a good thing for the Treo line and the long-term prospects of the platform. I just hope that RIM & P1 can both do their portion of handling support for this add-on software and its integration with the hardware.
RE: Great for Treos
RE: Great for Treos
I'd trade off a bit of "always-on" RIM functionality in favor of being able to do 1000s more tasks on a Palm OS machine over a lame duck Blackberry.
Eh
What do we do ... please.
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Could THIS be why the POS wireless handhelds were abandoned?
Like a, "We'll let you in on our network, but not until you discontinue yours." kinda thing?
RE: Could THIS be why the POS wireless handhelds were abandoned?
I don't know the specifics but I have been wondering if a PalmOne-RIM merger might be in discussion? I know RIM is trying to connec with others, but it sure seems that these 2 could find some real benefits with one another. Mainly, holding the Redmond dark side at bay a little longer?
Imagine a "blackberry" that could run 20,000+ Palm OS apps ... imagine a T5-TC2-TW2-Treo with optimized BB networks for e-mail/IM/web/video/"voip" etc etc.
Anyway, I know I'm getting a little over the top, but it seems to make real sense for both. Most importantly PalmOne has gone for almost a year without a split/merger/buyout/namechange ... totally unacceptable, :-)
Pat Horne; www.churchoflivingfaith.com
So when is it coming??
Any updates on this software?
RE: So when is it coming??
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Great for Treos
Pat Horne; www.churchoflivingfaith.com