Best Mobile PIM ever?
 

What is your choice? I, personally, still think the Palm PIM suite is the best I have used on a mobile device. Even the latest phones seem to be much weaker in this aspect.

To qualify for me a PIM must have contacts,calendar,todo/task,notes

Of course I have not used many others so I am curious to hear other opinions

Symbian, Iphone, RIM, ....?

Re: Best Mobile PIM ever?
 

For me, the Palm TX is still #1.
I tried to make the N810 replace it, but ended up going back to the Palm TX.

Re: Best Mobile PIM ever?
 

DateBK by Pimlico is the best PIM I've seen so far.

How I wish there was a good PIM for the tablet! But as it is I still use my T5 for PIM and the tablet is merely a toy. :(

Re: Best Mobile PIM ever?
 

Symbian 60 ser. 3 has served me well a couple of years, especially with the "Search" program.
Palm seems to have about the same functionality.

Why not run Palm within your IT, using Garnet VM ?
On my N810 I can use the keyboard with Palm.

Re: Best Mobile PIM ever?
 

This is easy, pi-sync for the Zaurus. Effectively KOrganizer on a pda http://kontact.kde.org/korganizer/

I can't see how anything even comes close.

But then you could say that for most of the software for the Zaurus.

Re: Best Mobile PIM ever?
 

Because it doesn't work. The VM is very unstable and blows up, taking all your apps and data with it, when an alarm goes off.

Re: Best Mobile PIM ever?
 

KOrganizer wasn't meant for a PDA and works very poorly on it. I have a Zaurus SL-C760 and KOrg was extremely cumbersome to use.

Re: Best Mobile PIM ever?
 

My personal opinion - and that shared (AFAICT) by anyone who ever used it - EPOC R5, as seen in the Psion Revo, Series 5(mx), Series 7 and netBook:

Revo screenshots (lower res than on the other devices):
http://www.guidebookgallery.org/pics...epocr5-1-1.png
http://www.guidebookgallery.org/pics...epocr5-1-1.png

netBook (a bit bigger ;-)):
http://www.geek.com/hwswrev/pda/netbook/Agenda.gif

Re: Best Mobile PIM ever?
 

That is a matter of opinion. I have a SL-C1000 and get on fine with it. It would be better on an N800 size screen but that is not the software's fault.

Re: Best Mobile PIM ever?
 

Thanks for the tip, I had considered trying it myself.
Guess I 'll stay symbian for a while.

( I use Garnet for bokreading, library e-books are coded (in Sweden) and Mobipocket/Palm is the only decoding reader I have found.)