Palm OS Simply Works
A quick note I sent to PalmSource, developers of the Palm OS for PDA's:
I'm back!
I just wanted to drop a note to tell you I came back to Palm. After having a Palm III, Palm m100, and a Sony Clie PEG-N760C (that died), I decided to try a Dell Axim X5 with PPC 2003. While it had some cool-at-first features, I quickly found myself not using them. Worse, though, was the fact I couldn't rely on it to do the PIM basics of a PDA. Entering new info was not intuitive. Alarms for calendar events were sporadic and that's a MAJOR function I use. After about 6 months of dealing with it, I purchased a Sony Clie PEG-UX40 and am once again a happy camper. I haven't even tried all its cool new features yet and am still plain ol' content. It just works, simply.
Thanks for the great OS and the things that use it that just work.
Kind regards,
Shannon Moore
I'm back!
I just wanted to drop a note to tell you I came back to Palm. After having a Palm III, Palm m100, and a Sony Clie PEG-N760C (that died), I decided to try a Dell Axim X5 with PPC 2003. While it had some cool-at-first features, I quickly found myself not using them. Worse, though, was the fact I couldn't rely on it to do the PIM basics of a PDA. Entering new info was not intuitive. Alarms for calendar events were sporadic and that's a MAJOR function I use. After about 6 months of dealing with it, I purchased a Sony Clie PEG-UX40 and am once again a happy camper. I haven't even tried all its cool new features yet and am still plain ol' content. It just works, simply.
Thanks for the great OS and the things that use it that just work.
Kind regards,
Shannon Moore
