Santa Fe
04-16-2005, 04:19 PM
For some reason that I don't understand my i600 did a hard reset all by its self yesterday. As a result I've been busy wasting time by restoring programs and settings. I find it interesting to see how I'm prioritizing what software goes back first (or at all).
1. E-wallet
2. Smartphone Notes
3. Fitz Traveller
4. Connected bits weather
4. Papyrus calendar
That may be enough. Smartphone "lite".
Then maybe or maybe not:
1. Mapopolis - maps on the phone are difficult
2. Repligo - useful information source but Smartphone Notes is better for quick reference and I was always forgetting where I'd put my info.
3. Smartycalc - only full featured calculator but I have to hurt my brain every time I use it.
4. Power Calendar/Power Tasks - Papyrus is better.
5. Columbia Encyclopedia - Hardly used it after the first week although I won a beer with it.
Not:
1. CV document - Repligo suited me better but I really rarely look at long documents anyway so Notes is better.
2. A bunch of stuff I'd forgotten was on the phone.
This sure reminds me how much I dislike entering data via the keyboard. Passwords and registration codes are a pain since T9 doesn't help. I sure hope the phone doesn’t make a habit of this.
1. E-wallet
2. Smartphone Notes
3. Fitz Traveller
4. Connected bits weather
4. Papyrus calendar
That may be enough. Smartphone "lite".
Then maybe or maybe not:
1. Mapopolis - maps on the phone are difficult
2. Repligo - useful information source but Smartphone Notes is better for quick reference and I was always forgetting where I'd put my info.
3. Smartycalc - only full featured calculator but I have to hurt my brain every time I use it.
4. Power Calendar/Power Tasks - Papyrus is better.
5. Columbia Encyclopedia - Hardly used it after the first week although I won a beer with it.
Not:
1. CV document - Repligo suited me better but I really rarely look at long documents anyway so Notes is better.
2. A bunch of stuff I'd forgotten was on the phone.
This sure reminds me how much I dislike entering data via the keyboard. Passwords and registration codes are a pain since T9 doesn't help. I sure hope the phone doesn’t make a habit of this.