Journal adoll's Journal: Palm Tungsten 6
Each morning the desktop computer downloads my principal newpapers into using Plucker (http://www.plkr.org) . The I read the newspapers on the bus ride to work, at lunch, and whenever else. The best online newpaper for Plucker is The Age from Melbourne. I also pull down the National Post and Globe and Mail.
The Tungsten also has some impressive audio capabilities... I use the Aeroplayer player (http://www.aerodromesoftware.com/) to play OGG files (that is MP3s to you less worldly). The sound from the unit itself is tinny, but what do you expect with a low-power speaker. Listening through headphones is the best way to hear the music, and it saves battery life too.
I load the music onto a 128Mb memory card (SD type) using a USB SanDisk writer. The card then goes into the Tungsten where Aeroplayer plays the music. (note to users, get the patch and make sure you save the OGG,MP3 files into a directory named "/audio" on the SD card.)
And yes, I can use the Tungsten for business apps too. MobileDB is my preferred way of accessing data from my process engineering database. A complete set of the "material balance" consumes 86 pages if printed, but fits nicely into 2 databases on the Tungsten.
Plucker? (Score:1)
Re:Plucker? (Score:1)
Plucker serves me quite well. The hi-resolution version works well on my Tungsten, so I'll just stay with it.
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Re:Plucker? (Score:1)
Just in case you want to try iSilo, here are direct links:
Download iSiloX [isilox.com]
Download iSilo [isilo.com]
With what OS? (Score:1)
The Age, Handheld Edition (Score:2)
Yup: The Age, Handheld Edition (Score:1)
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