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Sorry about the recent spam. I think I have those "members" banned.

I still have my Zire71 and Tungsten C but don't use them any more. I've moved to an iPhone with Life Balance. (and I still try out different software like #todo, which I really liked). Life Balance still works for me, but I don't GTD like I used to do. I had a bad experience with digital GTD when my husband was ill. My Palm went down as I didn't have the charger with me (it was back at work) and I still don't really trust digital, although I continue to use it.

It's too bad about Palm. I had hopes for WebOS but they dropped the ball on that too. The Tungsten C is a great machine and it's a shame I don't use it. There was such an outpouring of energy in the early Palm days that I just don't see now. It's a shame.

I prefer to go low-end and have gone back to running a Mac PPC G5 for my work computer. It's fun to be able to use all those free OS 9 programs. I believe we get too caught up in wanting to be one of the cool kids and forget to choose hardware/software that works for us. I don't like to let the computer/software companies push me into something that doesn't work for me. I think you will see some backlash as Windows 8 gets rolled out and XP is no longer supported. Microsoft may be more responsive than Palm was.

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I switched to an Android phone a year & a half ago. Still trying to get the
same functionality I had with my Palms. It's close, but missing some of the
palm apps, like handyshopper.

Still have tungsten e2, z22, & my centro. Use the z22 to supplement the
Android phone. My wife still uses her centro as a phone & a pda. Her
comment is that the centro does exactly whY she wants & needs it to. I even
had thoughts of heading back to my centro when my contracts up. Still
thinking about it, so we'll see.

Palm still rocks!

Dean

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I've just rediscovered this group after being absent for more years than I care to remember. I unearthed my Palm Tungsten T last weekend and am curious to know if anybody is still using a Palm ? I've got an iPhone but it has never handled PIM tasks as well as the Palm did. Is a Palm still a valid choice in this day and age ?

Good to be back !

Richard

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Here's my question:

As far as I know, David Allen originated his GTD way of doing things on a Palm. I still use my Palm TX for that purpose.

Does anyone know what device he is using now? Just wondering which direction he went after Palm.

Dave Persinger

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Have two Two Tungsten T, still working perfectly... pitty windows 7
does not syncronize, still on windows vista. Another dinossaur still
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Thank you, everyone, for the great suggestions! [?]

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Look at Touchdown (http://www.nitrodesk.com/) for a very useful Android
Exchange client. I've been using it for several months and it has
worked well on my tablet and on my phone.

David Mandel

From: GtD_Palm-hHKSG33TihhbjbujkaE4pw@public.gmane.org [mailto:GtD_Palm-hHKSG33TihhbjbujkaE4pw@public.gmane.org] On
Behalf Of Tammy Emam
Sent: Wednesday, February 01, 2012 1:30 PM
To: GtD_Palm-hHKSG33TihhbjbujkaE4pw@public.gmane.org
Subject: RE: [GtD_Palm] Transitioning from Palm

I am interested in suggestions as well. I seem to be married to Outlook
and will be changing to either Blackberry or Android phone soon...Sprint
now has iPhone as well but my primary concern will be integration with
Outlook as I don't want to re-invent my long term GTD set up that works
for me.

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From: Topaz
Date: 2/1/12 12:36 pm
To: GtD_Palm-hHKSG33TihhbjbujkaE4pw@public.gmane.org <mailto:GtD_Palm%40yahoogroups.com>
Subj: [GtD_Palm] Transitioning from Palm

I have happily used Palm products as my primary calendar, task, contacts
and notes applications for at least ten years. With the demise of Palm,
it's now time to transition to something else. I have an ITouch, too, so
it seems like that would be a logical switch (i.e., no need to purchase
new
hardware). I'm wondering if anyone here has made the transition and
could
suggest what software might ease the transition? I'm considering Plan2Go
from Daytimer. Ideally I would want something that would allow me to
transfer most of my Palm data, either directly or indirectly (such as
through Outlook). As an attorney, I would prefer something with filters
to
support multiple views similar to Outlook. This way I can sort tasks by
client or project or by priority. I would appreciate any suggestions. I
suspect that most readers of this group have already made the
transition.

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FWIW, there is a GTD Set-up Guide for Blackberry that is downloadable from DavidCo.com.  I don't use Blackberry, but I did purchase the guide for ~$20.00 and read it over when I was thinking about transitioning from Palm.  The guide had some useful pointers for GTD in general, but in the end, I just bought some back-up TXs and decided to stay with Palm as long as possible.
 
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From: Dr. Frank Buck <Frank.Buck-BID0pgqI9x5SV923RJcDwA@public.gmane.org>
To: GtD_Palm-hHKSG33TihhbjbujkaE4pw@public.gmane.org
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Subject: Re: [GtD_Palm] Transitioning from Palm

I was a Palm user and synced Outlook to my Palm. I switched to a BlackBerry.
Syncing Outlook to the BlackBerry is very easy, and it syncs Calendar,
Tasks, Contacts, and Notes.

I don't know if you use categories on the Palm to a great extent. They are
present on the BlackBerry, but not as easy to use. On the other side, the
search function on the BlackBerry Task list is *wonderful*, so anything I
would be using categories for, I put key words in my tasks instead and
search for the key word.

Being a lawyer, I think you will be happy with the BlackBerry. It gets a bad
rap for lack of apps, when there are free apps for the business tools you
would really need and they work extremely well. I did posts on my favorite
BlackBerry and BlackBerry PlayBook apps on my blog during November and
December.

Frank Buck

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I migrated from Palm to Android. I had been extensively reliant upon
Agendus on the Palm and its ability to categorize tasks by context (based
upon my categories). Complicating the transition was that I left solo
practice and joined a law firm that relies upon Outlook Exchange, and my
Treo 755p could just not do Outlook.

While there is no Agendus for Android (I've been back and forth with the
developer who hints at it, but that was nearly two years ago and I don't
think it's coming), there are other options out there, depending upon
whether one wants to use Exchange or Google as the database.

Dataviz' Roadsync is one option, although the task synchronization is not
excellent, in fact, I cannot recommend Roadsync for anyone who wants to
root their Android phone and intends to change ROMs. Roadsync's database
is too volatile, and you'll have to start over every time.

On the other hand, Sense 3.5 has a built in task manager that syncs nicely
with Outlook, and I have used that since switching from an Incredible to a
Rezound.

I agree you have to do your homework before making the leap.

Harold

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>
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> I was a Palm user and synced Outlook to my Palm. I switched to a
> BlackBerry.
> Syncing Outlook to the BlackBerry is very easy, and it syncs Calendar,
> Tasks, Contacts, and Notes.
>
> I don't know if you use categories on the Palm to a great extent. They are
> present on the BlackBerry, but not as easy to use. On the other side, the
> search function on the BlackBerry Task list is *wonderful*, so anything I
> would be using categories for, I put key words in my tasks instead and
> search for the key word.
>
> Being a lawyer, I think you will be happy with the BlackBerry. It gets a
> bad
> rap for lack of apps, when there are free apps for the business tools you
> would really need and they work extremely well. I did posts on my favorite
> BlackBerry and BlackBerry PlayBook apps on my blog during November and
> December.
>
> Frank Buck
>

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