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RE: I hope this pans out...
Now a dual-wireless (Bluetooth or GSM/GPRS) PalmOne device is what I want.
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RE: I hope this pans out...
This is a PalmSource thing
PalmSource is the OS maker, so basically this means that SyChip products will work well with newer versions of Palm OS. Doesn't seem like it does a whole lot of good to current users of palm devices.
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Anyway, waiting to see if SnDisk can help me figure out why this is not working well at home.
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Can we keep the stupid OS debates off the front page articles for once?
There's enough wasted or trashed threads in the forums because of these dumb arguments.
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Like Palm OS handhelds get sooooo many OS updates?
Also, hope you don't have more then six third party apps on it. That is when crash-reset-city starts.
Totally untrue. I've got at least two dozen third-party applications on my X30, and it doesn't crash. Whether the Palm OS fanatics accept it or not, PocketPCs don't crash any more than a Palm OS unit. It's this kind of elitist attitude, believing Palm OS to be SO perfect, that's kept the Palm OS stagnant and uncompetitive for so long.
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Pet rock, paper weight, pocket PC PDA - they all mean the same to me.
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On the other hand, I have about... 15 apps on my T3 and I still have been unable to decide which one, if any, causes the random crashes. Funny. (sometimes just by going into the battery/date/memory screen a beautiful "over-locked" screen pops. Did I mention that the second day I had the T3 I had already inferred the existence of, found, and installed "Crash" to avoid having to take the device out of its hard case for each reset?)
I hope there's some OS update soon before I get too tired of it and convert it myself into a paperweight. Right now it is little more than a cumbersome MP3 player...
Oh, and I loved how the first hotsync after a hard reset installed everything back into the PDA. The 70 megs of it. Or that's what it tried. I had to go into the backup directory and start moving things away; the device and Palm desktop would just repeat the pantomime and choke and reset after some minutes. It only worked after trimming the backup directory down to about 30 MB. Easy, user friendly, reliable, whatever.
And I still have not had the time (nor the will) to understand why the T3 will start acting funny when it has less than 11 MB free. New programs won't install, small ones install but complain "unable to create database". Deleted 10 MB and everything works OK again. Lovely, man. SO lovely. I'm afraid I'm starting to miss Windows. :>
So what?
Why wasn't this done sooner?
It is getting Very Annoying waiting for PalmOS devices to catch up with the Axim of Evil in terms of WiFi.
SyChip better keep their promise...
I would like to see both the consumer Zire and the business Tungsten equipped with 802.11g. SyChip better keep their promise or I swear to god......
Intel PXA27X, Motorola's ARM Processor, or Texas Instruments OMAP? Pick one Palm Enthusiasts, the choice should be yours. When handheld makers make you choose the ARM Processor, you win.
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I hope this pans out...
blue tooth and 802.11 and improved batery life....