Scenario: Travelling w Palm + phone + Dig camera

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Hi Andybaby,

I've just spent the last 2 months researching Palm solutions for
e-mail/Internet. I just met with the client today to discuss the
hardware/software package I am recommending

1. Motorola V505 GSM phone
2. Palm Tungsten|T3
3. SnapperMail Premium
4. LightNzip
5. BtToggle Pro
6. WebPro
7. Agendus
8. Smartlist-to-Go
9. BackupMan
10. FileMan
11. 512MB SD card

The only thing this package won't do is straight 'ftp' upload/download.

I've been using the above setup for about a month, and it has been
working extremely well.

Ciao . . . C.Joseph

That which a man buys too cheaply . . .
He esteems too lightly


Andybaby wrote:
> Hi all,
>
> I'm thinking of getting a Tungsten E, and upgrading to a tri-band
> phone.
>
> I have questions which are mabye better illustrated with a scenario:
>
> You've been travelling and you've just arrived in some tiny town with
> no Internet cafe. You have your Tungsten E, your dig Camera, and your
> tri-band phone.
>
> You want to:
> 1. send/receive your emails
> 2. update your webpage which you were (mostly text) editing on the
> plane
> 3. Use the Tungsten to receive pictures from your dig camera, and then
> minimize, and add them to emails/upload them to your webpage.
>
> You do all this using the software in the Tungsten to get the phone to
> connect to a local ISP using (eg) GRIC dialler.
>
> The Tungsten hangs up after the send/receive/upload is over, so the
> call should take less than 60 seconds (obviously more if you're
> uploading pictures).
> You then (offline) read and respond to emails.
>
> Also, your email prog doesn't automatically download attachments, so
> you wont be forced to dl a 2mb attatchment, or spam filled with pics.
>
> Is this scenario a fantasy/possible?
>
> thanks,
>
> Andy
> ps if theres a web page /FAQ which already covers this please let me
> know
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On Tue, 9 Nov 2004, C.Joseph Drayton wrote:
> The only thing this package won't do is straight 'ftp'
> upload/download.
So google for it, and you'd probably find Lftp, among others.

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On 9-Nov-2004, privacy_101@hotmail.com (Andybaby) Flushed this thought from his
brain to the screen::

> Hi all,
>
> I'm thinking of getting a Tungsten E, and upgrading to a tri-band
> phone.
>
> I have questions which are mabye better illustrated with a scenario:
>
> You've been travelling and you've just arrived in some tiny town with
> no Internet cafe. You have your Tungsten E, your dig Camera, and your
> tri-band phone.

Your scenario would be a lot easier with a BlueTooth enabled Palm (Z72, T3, T5)
since the only way you could connect with the T|E would be by IrDA. The
software that came with my Z72 fulfills your needs, and it connects great to my
Sony Ericsson T616 wirelessly with BT.

WyreNut

--
If you had to ~run~ for your life, how long would you live?

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On Wed, 10 Nov 2004 02:31:56 GMT, WyreNut had this to say...


> Your scenario would be a lot easier with a BlueTooth enabled Palm (Z72, T3, T5)
> since the only way you could connect with the T|E would be by IrDA
>

Dito

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Hope this helps.
Jim Anderson
( 8(|) To email me just pull my_finger

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Don't you think that you miss a bluetooth earpiece?


"C.Joseph Drayton" <kalek1@mindspring.com> wrote in message news:<2vdgg8F2l9g8aU1@uni-berlin.de>...
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> Hi Andybaby,
>
> I've just spent the last 2 months researching Palm solutions for
> e-mail/Internet. I just met with the client today to discuss the
> hardware/software package I am recommending
>
> 1. Motorola V505 GSM phone
> 2. Palm Tungsten|T3
> 3. SnapperMail Premium
> 4. LightNzip
> 5. BtToggle Pro
> 6. WebPro
> 7. Agendus
> 8. Smartlist-to-Go
> 9. BackupMan
> 10. FileMan
> 11. 512MB SD card
>
> The only thing this package won't do is straight 'ftp' upload/download.
>
> I've been using the above setup for about a month, and it has been
> working extremely well.
>
> Ciao . . . C.Joseph
>
> That which a man buys too cheaply . . .
> He esteems too lightly
>
>
> Andybaby wrote:
> > Hi all,
> >
> > I'm thinking of getting a Tungsten E, and upgrading to a tri-band
> > phone.
> >
> > I have questions which are mabye better illustrated with a scenario:
> >
> > You've been travelling and you've just arrived in some tiny town with
> > no Internet cafe. You have your Tungsten E, your dig Camera, and your
> > tri-band phone.
> >
> > You want to:
> > 1. send/receive your emails
> > 2. update your webpage which you were (mostly text) editing on the
> > plane
> > 3. Use the Tungsten to receive pictures from your dig camera, and then
> > minimize, and add them to emails/upload them to your webpage.
> >
> > You do all this using the software in the Tungsten to get the phone to
> > connect to a local ISP using (eg) GRIC dialler.
> >
> > The Tungsten hangs up after the send/receive/upload is over, so the
> > call should take less than 60 seconds (obviously more if you're
> > uploading pictures).
> > You then (offline) read and respond to emails.
> >
> > Also, your email prog doesn't automatically download attachments, so
> > you wont be forced to dl a 2mb attatchment, or spam filled with pics.
> >
> > Is this scenario a fantasy/possible?
> >
> > thanks,
> >
> > Andy
> > ps if theres a web page /FAQ which already covers this please let me
> > know
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Hi Fenix,

I am using the Jabra 250, and really like it. The problem is cost.
The Jabra ear piece would add another $100 to the per system price
of the package. The client has only authorized me to spend $55,000
so I have to be careful on what I put into the package.

Ciao . . . C.Joseph

That which a man buys too cheaply . . .
He esteems too lightly


Fenix 999 wrote:
> Don't you think that you miss a bluetooth earpiece?
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Hi Drayton,

You could always buy a Sony Erricsson T630, it is cheap, nice looking, small
and with camera, with the saved money you can buy the Bleutooth headphone  
I gess that you don't need a very expensive mobile when you have the T3.



"C.Joseph Drayton" <kalek1@mindspring.com> escreveu na mensagem
news:2vg3hqF2jrmeuU1@uni-berlin.de...
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> Hi Fenix,
>
> I am using the Jabra 250, and really like it. The problem is cost.
> The Jabra ear piece would add another $100 to the per system price
> of the package. The client has only authorized me to spend $55,000
> so I have to be careful on what I put into the package.
>
> Ciao . . . C.Joseph
>
> That which a man buys too cheaply . . .
> He esteems too lightly
>
>
> Fenix 999 wrote:
> > Don't you think that you miss a bluetooth earpiece?
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Hi Fenix,

I looked at all of the GSM phones that AT&T (Now Cingular) offer,
and the Motorola v600 was the sturdiest (discontinued) followed by
the Motorola V505 which Cingular is going to re-introduce with a
different model number.

Ciao . . . C.Joseph

That which a man buys too cheaply . . .
He esteems too lightly


Fenix 999 wrote:
> Hi Drayton,
>
> You could always buy a Sony Erricsson T630, it is cheap, nice looking, small
> and with camera, with the saved money you can buy the Bleutooth headphone  
> I gess that you don't need a very expensive mobile when you have the T3.
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