Re: directions

That's a great question. It seems Palm is out of vogue, so I love seeing 
that there are others who still use it.

I'm still on my Palm Zire 22 and I use LifeBalance to do my GTD.

This probably makes me sound curmudgeony, but I don't need all the new 
fandangled technology.
My philosophy is to decide first what my needs are, and then find the 
technology to match. Most people go the other way around - upgrade their 
needs to what the newest device can do.
My needs haven't changed in the 8 years since I've been using Palms and 
3 years since I've been on LifeBalance. Plus, it lasts. I only had to 
replace my Palm once when I dropped it.

If I did decide to upgrade, it would have to be to a device that still 
supports LifeBalance. I got it for my Palm specifically, but now I'm 
hooked. The only other device they support at present is the iPhone.

Here's a little smile for you: I often get asked, "Whoah! What kind of 
phone is that?!"

Jill


Teri Pittman wrote:
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> I approved another new member yesterday and was thinking about how much
> interest there is about doing GTD on Palms. It's not the buzz that it was
> when the list was new. I'm starting to believe that a lot of that buzz had
> to do with new applications being developed and used. There was always 
> some
> new system on the horizon to try out. So, my question is; was it all just
> about the software? Or are there folks on the list with mature, working
> systems they'd like to share?
>
> -- 
> Teri Pittman
> [email protected] <mailto:teri.pittman%40gmail.com>
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