Posted on September 29th, 2006 by Bob Perez
In my previous article, “1-2-3 Guide to Installing Treo Software Over The Air (OTA)“, I explained how easy it is to download programs directly to your Treo. Well Treo fans, the bar has been raised.
Handmark, creator of Pocket Express, has introduced a new way to receive applications wirelessly on your Treo.
I recently had the [...]
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Posted on September 28th, 2006 by John Andrews
Marc Blank is the mytreo.net Star Developer behind ChatterEmail. ChatterEmail is the most popular third party push email client for the Treo, offering unmatched IMAP and POP3 support and the unique ability to run asynchronously so you can use your Treo for other things while ChatterEmail sends and receives in the background.
MYTREO.NET: I know you [...]
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Posted on September 28th, 2006 by John Holland
Treo 680?
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Ed Colligan, one of the original Treo visionaries and current CEO of Palm, revealed on last week’s invesetor relations conference call that Palm will be releasing a low-priced Treo by the end of the year. While Mr. Colligan gave little information about the upcoming device, he confirmed it would have a [...]
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Posted on September 26th, 2006 by John Andrews
When I travel, I always take a small bag with me containing my must-have Treo accessories. These include a stereo headset for listening to music or audio books, a Palm AC charger, which came with my Treo, and an extra battery just in case I run out of juice while away from an outlet. [...]
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Posted on September 26th, 2006 by Bob Perez
“Hey Sean, check this new app out on my Treo”
“Man that is hot, where & how did you get that?”
“No problemo man, let me show you how easy it is.”
Downloading applications wirelessly is fast and easy. With mytreo.net’s download section, there is no need to hassle with downloading to your computer, unzipping, adding to [...]
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