Looking at getting a PDA and I am interested in a Windows OS model. Is it possible to beam software and information from a Palm OS model to a Windows model? I can beam it from OS to OS model just don't know if it will work going to Windows
Such is an area that would require competing companies to agree on some standard...
Bob
OK... looks like I have to go with Palm OS. What is the best Palm OS handheld for the money? (looking to get bluetooth and Wi-Fi)
Palm seems to be having issues embracing Wifi. I don't consider them a contender. And I write some Palm applications. Here's my demo code site -> http://www.geocities.com/palmpass/index.html
Second WARNING! -> The Sandisk WiFI card will never work in the Treo 600/650. And most any other Palm. There is no cure.
Third WARNING! -> Even if you get a Palm with Wifi that works, you may be less than thrilled with what you can do since the browser is rather anemic.
Suggestion. I strongly suggest you get a demo of the Dell x30 and x50 with wifi.
Bob
Thanks Bob. I think I'm gonna get the Dell X30 624mHz. I originally wanted Palm OS so my buddies could beam me there medical software. However, it seems the Windows CE is catching up in the medical software/ e-reference areas so I'll just pay for the software. X30 looks to be a quality handheld
I disagree with Proffitt. I own an Palm C and its Wi-Fi works very well. As with any other small device, some sites support the Palm better than others. I use Yahoo! as my default site and it comes thru very well.
Another time in Palm's development history. http://www.infosyncworld.com/reviews/n/3479,2.html notes that for Wifi, it does "work".
Why is this model the exception?
The designers at PalmOne can't seem to be able to get this Wifi down pat now.
Bob
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