Re: [HS] compatibility with Handy Shopper
Max Imo <max_imous-/[email protected]>
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Splash Shopper will import HS lists. Splash Shopper programs are available for some of the smart phones and Windoze. Max ________________________________ From: Greg Gaub <mailing.lists-5Gj37G5/[email protected]> To: [email protected] Sent: Fri, December 10, 2010 4:14:38 PM Subject: Re: [HS] compatibility with Handy Shopper qujinglynne wrote: >My Palm Tungsten E2 died and I need a new device. What devices (hand-held or >phone)work with Handy Shopper and Mac OS 10.4.11 or Leopard? >As you can see, Handy Shopper drives my decision. > > AFAIK, you're looking at a Windows Mobile (PPC) phone, or a Palm OS Phone. You can also get a Palm Pre type phone (maybe Pixi as well?) and use the "Classic" app to run Palm OS apps. There was someone working on an Android app that can read/write HandyShopper lists, but I don't know where that is. There may or may not be an Android runtime/emulator for Palm OS apps, but I really have no idea, so don't assume there is. Don't bother with iPhone (iOS), though. Also, most cell phones that aren't WinMo, Android, or iOS are Symbian or something else which also won't run HandyShopper. If you want a PDA, then I would just go to eBay and replace the E2 or get an "upgrade" to something else, like a TX or something. They're pretty cheap these days. If you want a smartphone, which I highly recommend 'cus they're super great, then it also depends a lot on your carrier, and/or if you're able/willing to change carriers. -Greg [Non-text portions of this message have been removed]