Re: Last major update of Bonsai with Palm OS support

"dennisthornton1952" <dennisthornton-+zwxNgdvb/[email protected]> Sat, 22 Aug 2009 01:48:31 -0000
Newsgroups gmane.comp.handhelds.palm.gtd
Message-ID <[email protected]>
I think there are a lot of folks in this boat that you and I are in!  HandEra was real close and couldn't quite pull it off and Palm was so close with the Tungsten family and then just went haywire!  I'm hopin g that you and I and others in the boat can chat for awhile and then paddle to shore where things are the most promising.  I stopped by the local AT&T store and they did not have a single Palm device.  Palm is dead to them ('course they don't have the Pre, yet...)

I and I'm sure many others are tired of carring a PDA and a cell phone!  But I can't find a smart cell phone that will do what my Moto/T3 combo will!  Esp considering the screen, graffiti input and software!

I Googled the "Sony Ericsson Xperia X1" and that is an impressive piece of hardware!  'Course its got that "Windows" inside.  Sooner or later I fear that I'll have Windows inside my handheld.  But not yet!

My other concern is even if I just upgrade my phone that I will no longer be able to tether my T3 to it!?!?!

I don't know what to do!

Dennis Thornton 



--- In [email protected], Cherie Ellis <prunuspeace@...> wrote:
>
> Hi Dennis
> 
> I am in completely the same boat as you. I have a T3 and love it to bits but it's bulky and I have to carry a separate phone which I don't use very much. 
> I have been looking at the Sony Ericsson Xperia X1. It hasn't got the big screen of the T3 but it does have:
> 
> A form of Graffiti
> An on screen Qwerty Keyboard (this is the selling point for me)
> A slide out physical keyboard (in landscape mode) I hate mobile phone keypads - this is very neat.
> Very clear screen 800 x 480 (I think)
> Lots of free applications available
> 
> Only downside: it runs Windows Mobile. My colleague at work has purchased one. He was looking for a PDA, that was also a phone and not visa versa, as his ancient Psion 5MX PDA finally gave up the ghost. He is not a Windows fan but is very impressed with it so far.
> 
> I am seriously tempted.
> 
> Cherie
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> ________________________________
> From: Dennis Thornton <dennisthornton@...>
> To: [email protected]
> Sent: Wednesday, 19 August, 2009 12:27:55
> Subject: [GtD_Palm] Re: Last major update of Bonsai with Palm OS support
> 
>  
> I've been using Palms for a decade, DateBK & Bonsai for most of that time on my T3 since they came out and now I have no idea what to do!
> 
> I have spare T3's and love it and the software but I've grown tired of carrying it and a cell phone!  Now I'm seeing the end of an era and I have next to no idea what to do!  I haven't want to give up my 320x480 screen or would have already moved to a Palm phone.  I also don't want to give up graffiti!  Now Palm OS is dead and I'm stumped!
> 
> Did I mention that I have no idea what to do?
> 
> Dennis Thornton
> 
> --- In GtD_Palm@yahoogroup s.com, "Peter Bulthuis" <peter.bulthuis@ ...> wrote:
> >
> > Natara released their last major update of Bonsai with Palm OS support. It
> > also has the ability to sync with the Palm Pre through Classic from
> > MotionApps. http://www.nataraso ftware.com/ blog/?p=121
> > Real WebOS support in the (near) future is not a hot issue for Natara at the
> > moment. But they keep it in mind.
> > 
> > Peter
> >
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