PalmOS Killer Apps? Sites?
May 4, 2005 1:02 AM Subscribe
I recently purchased a Treo 650 PDA/Phone/Tetris Device/ThingMaJig and would like to know what MeFites consider to be the best of the best apps I should cram this thing with.
The single most useful Palm app, if you actually use it for a calendar and task list, is DateBk5.
posted by grouse at 1:17 AM on May 4, 2005
posted by grouse at 1:17 AM on May 4, 2005
I seriously recommend a SD Card with 512 mb or better.
Hi-Launcher -launching app. zlauncher is also popular
Mapopolis -for maps
SnapperMail -a better mail client with imap support
PocketTunes -MP3 etc and streaming internet radio
Reference apps:
PocketLingo's dictionary and thesaurus I find far more useful than I would have expected.
It would help if you gave some information about what kinds of things you'd like to do with it: play games, look up medical facts, do drawings, etc.
posted by rudyfink at 5:48 PM on May 4, 2005
Hi-Launcher -launching app. zlauncher is also popular
Mapopolis -for maps
SnapperMail -a better mail client with imap support
PocketTunes -MP3 etc and streaming internet radio
Reference apps:
PocketLingo's dictionary and thesaurus I find far more useful than I would have expected.
It would help if you gave some information about what kinds of things you'd like to do with it: play games, look up medical facts, do drawings, etc.
posted by rudyfink at 5:48 PM on May 4, 2005
If your email server supports the IMAP IDLE extension, I highly recommend ChatterEmail - it gives you Blackberry-style 'push' email on your Treo. In other words, email appears on your handheld as soon as it is sent, not whenever you check for messages.
I use Agendus as my main PIM software.
MyTreo is a good resource - their Knowledge Base pages are a good introduction to the device.
See also these two previous questions.
posted by blag at 6:03 PM on May 4, 2005
I use Agendus as my main PIM software.
MyTreo is a good resource - their Knowledge Base pages are a good introduction to the device.
See also these two previous questions.
posted by blag at 6:03 PM on May 4, 2005
Response by poster: Being my first PDA, I'm a little at a loss as to the breadth of what I can do. Sorry for the vagueries, but I think just hearing what y'all find most indispensible can lead me in the right direction(s).
posted by basicchannel at 6:05 PM on May 4, 2005
posted by basicchannel at 6:05 PM on May 4, 2005
I'm a bit rushed right now, so I don't have time to add links, but you can easily google for the software.
Treo-specific apps that I use:
Phone/device management: BTmute, Phone Tools, Lightwav, TakePhone, Voice Dialer, Butler
Data/Internet: ChatterEmail, pssh, TrafficStat, Chatopus
Useful PalmOs applications:
Backupman, Card Export, PowerRUN
Graffiti Anywhere, Palmary Clock screensaver
HandBase, JShopper, Soundrec, PocketTunes
posted by Deepspace at 12:19 AM on May 5, 2005
Treo-specific apps that I use:
Phone/device management: BTmute, Phone Tools, Lightwav, TakePhone, Voice Dialer, Butler
Data/Internet: ChatterEmail, pssh, TrafficStat, Chatopus
Useful PalmOs applications:
Backupman, Card Export, PowerRUN
Graffiti Anywhere, Palmary Clock screensaver
HandBase, JShopper, Soundrec, PocketTunes
posted by Deepspace at 12:19 AM on May 5, 2005
Not relevant to a Mac user, but if you're syncing with Outlook 2003 on XP, ExpressClickYes is fantastic - it stops you getting interrupted by an Outlook dialogue box every time you sync. Free.
If someone could work out how to get it to run automatically every time I HotSync - as it does with iPodAgent - I'd be forever indebted.
posted by blag at 8:05 AM on May 5, 2005
If someone could work out how to get it to run automatically every time I HotSync - as it does with iPodAgent - I'd be forever indebted.
posted by blag at 8:05 AM on May 5, 2005
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posted by basicchannel at 1:06 AM on May 4, 2005