From: MartySchrader - Released: 12/12/07 UPDATE: Yesterday I grabbed a Nokia E90 Communicator from Tiger Direct. Now I can well and truly retire the old Palm m505 and Nokia 3120.
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From: gadgetstech - Released: 09/23/07 The Palm Emulator Is A Good Tool For Testing Your Palm Applications Without Screwing Up Your Handheld.
You can download it via download.com here:...
Compatible neck strap / lanyard. A convenient, stylish and safer means of carrying your model. This product can also be used with cameras, camcorders etc. Manufactured to the highest standards by an ISO 9001 accredited company.
m505 Compatible Belt-Clip Holder Compatible Belt clip holder. A simple yet sturdy 2 piece belt clip holder. Manufactured to the highest standards by...
The LifeDrive looks really good in pictures and lives up to that image when you actually pick it up in your hands. It feels lighter than it looks and weighs in at 193g. It's quite thick at 19mm but it's not as long or as wide as my Tapwave Zodiac...
Once connected it was a real treat to realise I could just dump loads of music and images onto the PDA. PocketTunes does a good job with MP3s out of the box. However, you'll have to pay $25 though to upgrade to the Deluxe version that plays WMA...
The LifeDrive benefits from a very easy to use interface. Instead of the usual Palm icon based display it defaults to a favourite list of applications placed one under the other and you scroll up and down and left and right to get to them. You can...
The biggest problem for me is that audio playback isn't slick enough for it to replace my iPod, except for short journeys. Removing the skipping when switching apps and adding in a remote would be good moves. This aside the LifeDrive can do an...
It seems then the palmOne ran out of space as the headphone socket is at the bottom which is quite odd really. The supplied case has a opening for this at the bottom so you can play music and keep it in the case. The reset button is also there and...
The palmOne Media application handled images very well, including a neat slideshow mode which can use music in the background. It plays MPEG and most AVIs without issue but what I was looking for was native DIVX and XVID playback without any need...
