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Originally Posted by Hakapes View Post
At the moment, I use my Palm Treo 680 90% as a PIM (Calendar, Contacts, List manager, E-mail checking),
  • Calendar -> If you've been using Datebook6 on your Palm you'll be disappointed as the N900's Calendar app is much weaker. Check out the GPE Calendar, it's a bit stronger.
  • Contacts -> The built-in service is nice. I don't know if anyone has made it easy to convert from a Palm address book yet, but if you can push contacts via Bluetooth that is probably the best approach.
  • List Manager -> you have the Tasks default app--or you could consider using an online Web 2.0 tool like http://www.toodledo.com since the N900 web browser is strong enough to render it successfully.
  • Email -> As far as the built-in email, it's called "Modest" for a reason, but there are other email apps that will be ported.
Originally Posted by Hakapes View Post
and only 10% for other things (dictionaries, password manager, mp3, etc.). However, if this 10% is missing, it is very painful.
  • dictionaries -> I am looking up translations more than definitions at this time. A bookmark to http://www.wordreference.com/fren is working well, but the under-development gTranslate app looks like it has promise.
  • Password Manager -> pwsafe (I should do this conversion myself.)
  • mp3 players -> many choices. Start with the built-in media player, then try Canola.
 

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