tag:blogger.com,1999:blog-37423427.post3171763842558157950..comments2014-12-10T17:02:53.179-08:00iheartubuntu[email protected]Blogger2125tag:blogger.com,1999:blog-37423427.post-77994407652523256852012-08-03T22:11:27.901-07:002012-08-03T22:11:27.901-07:00Without a doubt, the Palm Calendar (DateBook) program is still the fastest, easiest to use, and arguably the most functional digital calendar available. I have an Android phone, but I still use my Tungsten E for the calendar. Great to hear that the C still sorts out web/email! I&#39;ll have to look for one.Dentonhttp://www.dentonlt.com/[email protected]tag:blogger.com,1999:blog-37423427.post-30622943861312615072012-05-10T18:52:23.544-07:002012-05-10T18:52:23.544-07:00It is so nice to find someone who also still appreciates how wonderful the Palm devices and its applications are even now. <br />I would really enjoy sharing experiences with you on these marvelous devices. I still own a handspring with some of the original cartridges, a Tunsten C, and even a LifeDrive. I have had some issues with trying to sync the devices since the sync software change that stopped some things from working. I don&#39;t remember the specifics of that right now. I have upgraded to an android ereader and have an older itouch that I am trying to figure out, but I really miss using my Palm computers.Anonymous[email protected]