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    New Treo Power Management SoftwarePosted By: Ryan Kairer on Monday, August 27, 2007 1:37:45 PM
Power Hero v1.00 for Palm OS is available now with a free trial period. It costs $9.95 to register and is compatible with the Treo 650, 680, 700p, and 755p.
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 I like it!scouter075 @ 8/28/2007 10:54:38 AM #
I've been waiting for an app like this one every since I got my 680. Everything I've found so far that would allow me to set an on/off schedule for the radio always had "extra" features that I didn't want or need.
This one is pretty clean and is working well so far. Well worth $10. Dennis G. Esler dennis_esler@comcast.net
Questionleathernuts @ 8/28/2007 11:13:42 AM #
I love trying new apps. Is this similiar to Profile Care?
'like profilecare?'
It's less of an overall "profile" controller - more like on/off switches for specific power-hungry functions, i.e.: push "this icon" to turn on the network straight from your launcher. it's kewl.
Another vote for more RAM in the Treo series!
'like profilecare?'
It's less of an overall "profile" controller - more like on/off switches for specific power-hungry functions, i.e.: push "this icon" to turn on the network straight from your launcher. it's kewl. Another vote for more RAM in the Treo series!
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RE: 'like profilecare?'
It's similar to DAs (Desk Accessories) with the bonus of launcher-viewable shortcuts to toggles and more for power-intensive functions. Fun to play with, too.