Staples will recycle lots of devices, regardless of the brand, condition, or store where you originally purchased them. She still uses a As I see it, people that want to continue using pocket sized PDAs, have 3 choices:Most of the people that email me asking for PDA advice, always start out by saying that their Palm device is dying and what current device can they buy to replace it. 3pcs(USED)2GB LYNX standard SD memory cards for PDA/older cameras. I still have a few vinyl records and a record player. After a week, he came by to drop my Psion 5 off.
In reviewing the options, you missed a critical function: synching to Outlook, something essential for me.
Plus, all the other apps I’ve downloaded onto the iPod (mostly for free) either replace or trump everything I had on the Palm TX.I had to be dragged screaming and kicking from my beloved Palm.
It’s great for texting, though, and I appreciate having it to use when I need to text. Searching and retrieving data is what makes the PDA so valuable. Then I synced the old PDA to the new computer. (Everyone uses their Palm differently, so maybe this will help someone decide what to do. Actually, I use the regular Agendus Desktop but I’m giving serious consideration to trying MS Outlook and the Agendus Outlook Edition because the one thing I don’t like about my current setup is that my email (using Outlook Express) is not integrated with my contact histories. So of course, I can no longer HotSync. That means all the years’ worth of advice posted by Iambic techs is gone too.
The one downside is the syncing. I have no regrets with this purchase. Since then, there has been a lot of newly developed technology regarding the personal digital assistant and the screen. It looks like a spider scrawled across the screen no matter how much I try.
Ultimately I decided that I was getting better performance from other apps for the iPod, so I stopped using DejaOffice and resorted to using the cloud Google apps to handle everything.I note a number of posts about not being able to use Palm Desktop with Windows 7. I also had my desktop syncing with my iPod Touch, but response was leisurely, at best.
I really think that only a Palm lover could really understand the pain. What catches my attention is the 400mz processor, versus the 320mz in the TX. His work is fast and cheap, and he does a great job.I just purchased a TX from a 3rd party vendor on Amazon (and they were terrific). I have had Palm and Windows PDAs too, but the Touch is a great device.Wow talk about a walk down memory lane!
I have no personal stakes in this discussion, and I don´t own Apple shares; all I have is more than 35 years of experience as a computer scientist, and I enjoy sharing my experience with fellow users. I could not edit my computer Calendar and Address Book from my PDA.One day, I dropped it on the garage floor when getting out of my car and … lost all my info. Categories are maintained without a problem. $10.99 + $3.99 shipping .
To get the data on the Galaxy, I used the CompanionLink app, which synced my data without issues. I’ve hooked up to my home audio system.
3.5 inches is not enough if it is to be more than a music player. I sync it every day to my computer at my office.