Which is the latest Palm PDA
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The Tungsten series were the last of the PDA's with Tungsten E being the first and TX being the last. On smart-phones, the Treo 650 was the last to have the Palm operating system. The Treo 700 and later having the window os which IMO was more confusing. My wife and I both use the Tungsten E2 (enough upgrade over the E to make it very worthwhile and definitely a huge upgrade over the Zire 150) and we have never had a problem. Also, don't disregard the used ones on Amazon (some as low as 15 dollars), we have always had good luck on the used ones, just make sure that you at least get one with a stylus, usb charging cable, and good battery. Good luck The Tungsten series were the last of the PDA's with Tungsten E being the first and TX being the last. On smart-phones, the Treo 650 was the last to have the Palm operating system. The Treo 700 and later having the window os which IMO was more confusing. My wife and I both use the Tungsten E2 (enough upgrade over the E to make it very worthwhile and definitely a huge upgrade over the Zire 150) and we have never had a problem. Also, don't disregard the used ones on Amazon (some as low as 15 dollars), we have always had good luck on the used ones, just make sure that you at least get one with... » Read More The Tungsten series were the last of the PDA's with Tungsten E being the first and TX being the last. On smart-phones, the Treo 650 was the last to have the Palm operating system. The Treo 700 and later having the window os which IMO was more confusing. My wife and I both use the Tungsten E2 (enough upgrade over the E to make it very worthwhile and definitely a huge upgrade over the Zire 150) and we have never had a problem. Also, don't disregard the used ones on Amazon (some as low as 15 dollars), we have always had good luck on the used ones, just make sure that you at least get one with a stylus, usb charging cable, and good battery. Good luck « Show Less
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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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The Tungsten series were the last of the PDA's with Tungsten E being the first and TX being the last. On smart-phones, the Treo 650 was the last to have the Palm operating system. The Treo 700 and later having the window os which IMO was more confusing. My wife and I both use the Tungsten E2 (enough upgrade over the E to make it very worthwhile and definitely a huge upgrade over the Zire 150) and we have never had a problem. Also, don't disregard the used ones on Amazon (some as low as 15 dollars), we have always had good luck on the used ones, just make sure that you at least get one with a stylus, usb charging cable, and good battery. Good luck
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Thanks for the reply. My Palm spontaneously healed itself and now appears to be working fine. However, I didn't know that Palm was discontinuing the device. I have a Blackberry, but I do NOT want my phone/internet functions and my calendar/to-do to be on the same device. When one goes, they all go. Blech. I may have to give yield to the tide of technology. :(
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If you add it to your cart, and click it from your cart, it will show you the right item. It's not an actual PDA, but it's just a case.
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I really thought yes, and I've used it with it before. However, I see their list of apps has changed so now no, it doesn't have the palm rejection or anything fancy. But it does work with it as a decent stylus. You can see a list of the aps and which features work in which aps on their site here -&gt; http://www.adonit.net/jot-ready-apps/ I guess you'd need the script. It makes no sense why both wouldn't work. I wonder if anyone has used the touch with Penultimate before? did it stop working or am I just really impressed by how well it works as a dumb stylus? sorry, hopefully you went to the link and can figure it out. Things are always changing so if it doesn't now, it might
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It costs extra, plus palm doesn't support these devices any more. I suggest a different phone.
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I have problems with more than 2 of their PDA's and return them all for replacements and really do not recall having any problemsin doing so.I hope this helps with your issues.Steve
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I'm not totally convinced though. It shouldn't be a big deal to do a slight update every once in a while, even if it's only every few years (and maybe only bug fixes, or whatever).I am really disgusted by the state of the PDA market though. If things had been progressing the way they were, we'd all have 1Ghz+ devices running full blown preemptive multitasking/protective memory OSs, that can juggle media, documents, etc. around with ease. And instead I'm desperately wishing I could still buy a Sony PDA from three years ago :-(
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Even if places are using 802.11G a 802.11B device will still connect... just not at the speed a G device would. Palm is not releasing any new PDAs. The T/X was their last one. They are releasing smartphones (Treo) and their new mobile companion (stripped down laptop).
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I have a Palm Zire M150 from about 2003 or so, and the last few years when I upgraded my laptops the software would not work because the new operating systems were 64 bit, and the old palm software only worked with 32 bit. My local computer guro reloaded my windows 7 with windows 7 32 bit version, and all is well again. You can also find replacement batteries for the palm zire online, and my guro easily replaced them. A couple of years ago I bought a new in box m150, but it was doa because of a dead battery, but with the new battery, and 32 bit OS, all is well.
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I believe that as HP no longer supports this phone, the apps are hard to update. As much as I LOVED this phone, I have now gone to a newer smart phone. I miss the size of the palm pre and how it operated, but, over the past few months, I found that I could never update the app catalogue (probably, because there is not support for Palm users, anymore.
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There were SOME Danas that came equipped with wireless and operating on Palm OS. All of the AlphaSmarts are wonderful devices but if you're looking for modern connectivity, I'd look elsewhere.
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Yes, as of this writing, the latest Android version provided by HP is 4.4.2
332685
I am on the same situation with the Palm Tungsten T5. They never mentioned Palm OS as compatible :-(
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Not 100% sure...I believe the 9233 (given the higher number) is the latest model. The only difference I can tell is the external cosmetics.
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I have read on the web Memo Pad has 4.3 update available. Here is the link: http://news.softpedia.com/news/Android-4-3-Update-for-ASUS-MeMO-Pad-FHD-10-Starts-Rolling-Out-426799.shtml
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I think this is a newer version. I bought one last year that looked like the Phoenix model. Its great. I use it all the time. The sound and battery is great.
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I'm glad to read this. I have a Palm TX. I made the mistake of buying the SDHC card and it's useless in a TX. I am getting this mainly for ebooks for college. I think I may buy 2.