will it use palm type medical apps? will is use palm type medical apps
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StyleTap® Platform allows you to run applications (and games) originally written for Palm OS handhelds on devices runningWindows Mobile Pocket PC Windows Mobile 5.0 for Smartphone Windows Mobile 6.0, 6.1 http://styletap.com/index.php
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Yes. My next7 is still going strong, but I only read on it. I have the kindle app, aldiko, and an ereader app to read my old palm pilot ebooks.
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As far as the app is base on Android an on the Play Market (you can check that by going to the Play Market); then, you can.
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It's limited to scribe tablets. You can use ANY touchscreen pen or similar device.
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We use Palms here in our medical offices, primarily for Epocrates (and we use Windows). We have purchased some HP iPAQs, but I hate it so much I'm going to by the TX with my CME funds.
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No it won't. Get the type cover as the touch cover will just frustrate you if you type fast.
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StyleTap Platform allows you to run applications (and games) originally written for Palm OS handhelds on devices running Windows Mobile Pocket PC Windows Mobile 5.0 for Smartphone Windows Mobile 6.0, 6.1 http://styletap.com/index.php
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I believe as you have the app it will work on the other platforms. Hope this helps.
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Yes it certainly will. It will work with pretty well most touchscreens, likely including your smartphone.
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Yes, think of it as a smartphone with a keyboard. It does most Android programs.
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No more Palm hardware of software since about 2010. No support for old handhelds. I still use my original Palm Zaire m150, and keep using my software installation discs as I upgrade to new laptops every few years, but have had to use 32 bit operating systems. This is the end of the road.
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I have no idea. I bought an iPod Touch to experiment with and it is a great games device. It sucks for data entry - you can't enter anywhere near as easily as with the stylus on a Palm and I have a range of folding keyboards that allow me to touch-type into my Palm.
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I have done sync under Windows 7 and my old x51v. Actually migrated since 20 months ago to a Samsung smartphone, actually Galaxy Note 3. Migrated the PalmOS image from StyleTap for Pocketpc to Android version. No way to migrate the other apps. Internet sync is unstable with some apps.
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No, this phone uses windows operating system, however, mostly of the popular apps are available for windows phones
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Sorry to say, "No". Microsoft/Palm no longer have current drivers to support the palm PDA systems. Or at least I cannot find any. There are a couple of after market companies who "SAY" they have compatible drivers, "That Will Work", but I couldn't get them to even synchronize with my E2. Good luck!!!, The E-2 is a great little PDA (my memory) system, just been out dated.
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NO, it uses apps that look like phone apps. It will resemble a big phone with a little keyboard. There is a word processing app on it though, but I dont think its something that is MS compatible. I wasnt thrilled with this device, I see in the comments that others have like it, but I thought it was just so so.
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Yes. But the Pixi Plus sucks. We had two of them and the touch screens on both eventually stopped working all together, making them useless. If you can get a Pixi Plus for about $40, do yourself a favor and spend about $80 on the Motorola Droid Pro. A little bigger w the same layout, and much better specs and quality. To me, best value phone for use w Page Plus if you want the full Android experience w a physical keyboard. It's basically a BB w Android. Just don't buy the Palm. You'll regret it. Hope this helps.