Re: Palm phone suggestions

I use a Palm Centro, which uses the Palm OS. My understanding is that the Palm PRE when it's available (not yet in Verizon) although it doesn't use the Palm OS, there is software available to let you use Palm software written for Palm (not sure about Datebook6...I use that too). I use the speakerphone or a bluetooth handset when I want to look something up on the Palm side.

- Larry




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From: Bob <[email protected]>
To: [email protected]
Sent: Thursday, September 24, 2009 12:53:08 PM
Subject: [GtD_Palm] Palm phone suggestions

   
My wife has a phone with Rogers Canada and has to get a replacement  for the terrible phone they gave her when she extended her contract.

I'm considering if she should get a Palm phone

Her phone needs are basic, but right now she has a Palm TX and a separate phone. She uses several palm apps.

The crucial think is that we use DataBk6, I update her schedule/calendar on my Palm during the day and then manually beam the updates to her Palm each evening. Are the Palm phones equivalent in use to a standard  Palm - does grafitti work the same way etc.  and how do I decide which one?

Personally I find it better to have a separate phone and palm, I have no idea how you talk to someone and enter data at the same time if you only have one device.


   


      

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