Re: Android and Palm OS,

Hmm, if the idea behind Android is to have my private data on the cloud, that's not cool.

There are several applications (iSilo, OliveTree, eReader) that I know have been ported to Android,so that helps with the idea of giving up on the Palm OS.  But I absolutely must have an application like memopad(Memoleaf), that's the Palm program where most of my personal data is located.  I have never seen an equivalent in any platform yet (nope, Evernote and similar notetaker programs really do not behave like memopad, especially in the search and sync department, and again, I don't do cloud with my data).

--- In [email protected], "cwwees" <cwwees@...> wrote:
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> You seem to be intent on running Palm apps.  The Pre, of course, isn't running a Palm OS, just an emulator.  I *think* someone got it to sync data, but ...
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> I moved to Android and found the change of mindset quite troubling - for a while.  After 7 months now, I don't have any desire to go back.  Docs to Go is available.  There's a couple GTD-oriented task manager: Shuffle and OpenLoopz are my experience.  Others have probably been written since.
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> The most "troubling" thing is that the cloud storage for calendar, contacts, and documents (GDocs and NoteEverything interface with Google Docs), means that there's not a "backup" of the data if I mess up doing an edit.
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> On the other hand, there's never a question of "sync."  It's always sync'd.
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> Charlie
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> --- In [email protected], "dvm407" <dv5m42@> wrote:
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> > Hello.  Does anyone know if there is a Palm OS emulator for the Android phones yet, and if so how is it, and does it hotsync?
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> > Thanks in advance.
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> > Domingo
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