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My Treo Notify me of new comments Author Thread: Treo 650 tips and tricks slu Treo 650 tips and tricks Posted: Friday, March 17, 2006 12:31 PM (EST) Alright, we're launching a new weekly feature we'd meant to get going ages ago: Best _______ Tips and Tricks. Each week we're going to pick a different gadget and then pass the mic over to you guys, we're looking for your best suggestions for getting the most out of said tech toy, be it some super-helpful app you've found, a tip for extending battery life, or just a sweet trick that you're dying to show off to the rest of us. For the first one we figured we'd go with the Treo 650 — what else? — which just celebrated its first birthday. Have at it!   Comments: Flat Nested Threaded Embedded Oldest First Newest First Author Thread: slu Treo 650 tips and tricks Posted: Friday, March 17, 2006 12:32 PM (EST) Reader Comments (Page 1) 1. Volume Care baby. Mos Def. Posted at 3:14PM on Nov 28th 2005 by HouseDigital, LLC 0 stars 2. A must have for every Treo owner: "The Core Pocket Media Player" (TCPMP).. Fantastic way to watch video on your device. I regularly watch full movies or episodes of tv shows: http://tcpmp.corecodec.org/about Posted at 3:18PM on Nov 28th 2005 by Lon B 0 stars 3. In order to type an underscore (and a variety of other commands not on the keyboard), type Option (blue key)- S, and then press Alt - it will bring up a menu where you can choose an alternate, specifically an underscore. Posted at 3:19PM on Nov 28th 2005 by Anatoly 0 stars 4. Another must-have app: LED Off: http://palmgear.com/index.cfm?fuseaction=software.showsoftware&prodID=67607 Posted at 3:20PM on Nov 28th 2005 by Lon B 0 stars 5. The engadget post on how to get a free 128 meg SD card from Palm was great. I've since bought a 1gig-er, but free is free! here's the link. I think you can still do it. http://www.engadget.com/entry/1234000480023891/ Posted at 3:21PM on Nov 28th 2005 by Simon 0 stars 6. Treo Butler without a doubt. Controls LED, has alarm clock, enables scrolling w/ volume keys ...all in one cheap app. Posted at 3:22PM on Nov 28th 2005 by G. Snyder 0 stars 7. PalmRevolt; because the Palm OS shouldn't look like it's still stuck in 1998. Posted at 3:28PM on Nov 28th 2005 by xozlh 0 stars 8. Getting your gmail through snapper mail is great. See Gmail help on setup instructions. http://www.gmail.com/help Posted at 3:31PM on Nov 28th 2005 by Netbooee 0 stars 9. Better Snappermail Help link: http://mail.google.com/support/bin/answer.py?answer=14043&topic=1556 Posted at 3:37PM on Nov 28th 2005 by Netbooee 0 stars 10. Cingular Bluetooth Dial-up Networking Hack. Essential for quick on-the-go laptop net access. http://www.engadget.com/entry/1234000180029659/ Watch yer usage! DUN is not officially included in the Cingular data plan, and they can nail you if they see monstro downloads. I have heard tales of people getting hit with $3000 cell bills after slurping down big BitTorrent files through their Treos. Posted at 3:37PM on Nov 28th 2005 by snarkey 0 stars 11. Chatter E-Mail for push e-mail (much cheaper then Best's E-Mail) Opera Mini (very fast, free internet browser) VeriChat (IM, runs in background, about $25) pTunes (for MP3/WMA playing off card or internet via shoutcast) mSafe (remotely lock your Treo if lost) Ringo (MP3 Ringtones) SharkMsg (free, handles ignored calls like Treo 700w; has an option to send SMS on ignore) RBackup (Automatic daily backups to card) Posted at 3:39PM on Nov 28th 2005 by Ross 0 stars 12. I use the salling clicker program to control my iMac, it's great. The best remote I've found for the mac. Posted at 3:41PM on Nov 28th 2005 by tom 0 stars 13. Best Palm MP3 Player. http://www.pocket-tunes.com/ This is especially great since it can play any Microsoft DRM tunes, purchased or subscription, from services like the Yahoo! Music To Go. Posted at 3:44PM on Nov 28th 2005 by Scott 0 stars 14. Use freeware application Treohelper and SMS for a great real time, battery efficient push email solution. http://discussion.treocentral.com/showthread.php?t=67768 Posted at 3:46PM on Nov 28th 2005 by Baxter Madu 0 stars 15. chatter email. I now understand why people are addicted to their crackberries. Posted at 3:48PM on Nov 28th 2005 by jimmie geddes 0 stars 16. FieldPlus by Ansel Rognlie is a freeware alternative to the older TreoSelecText by RaNo Software. Either of these programs is invaluable for text selection and navigation on either a Treo 600 or 650 -- the added functionality is so fundamental that most Treo enthusiasts completely forget these apps are not built-in features. FieldPlus: http://mytreo.net/downloads/details-436.html?FieldPlus TreoSelecText: http://ranosoft.net/palm/ As far as interesting tricks, if you go to the Network panel under Preferences and select Options-->View Log, you can ping websites! Simply type "ping www.engadget.com" (for instance), hit the return/enter key on the keyboard and your Treo will fetch a bit of geekery for you. Posted at 3:53PM on Nov 28th 2005 by Stickarm 0 stars 17. Unlocking Bluetooth Dial-Up Networking: http://www.shadowmite.com Best trick if you have bluetooth on your laptop and no wi-fi connection. Posted at 4:06PM on Nov 28th 2005 by Jason 0 stars 18. My Treo met an untimely death this past weekend due to some liquid damage. Weddings + Alcohol = Busted Phone. Thank GOD for the Sprint protection plan I picked up last year. Posted at 4:07PM on Nov 28th 2005 by Muzz 0 stars 19. Is there a way to stop the backlight when the Treo simply finds or loses signal? Posted at 4:08PM on Nov 28th 2005 by Shane 0 stars 20. Use your Treo 650 BT DUN on your TX (or any BT Palm) http://www.gadgetsonthego.net/2005/10/use-your-sprint-treo-650-bt-dun-on.html Posted at 4:10PM on Nov 28th 2005 by jimmie geddes 0 stars 21. When screen is off: hold down the "blue" key and powerbutton at the same time to bypass keylock. This works with the three other action keys as well. Posted at 4:26PM on Nov 28th 2005 by roscolux 0 stars 22. Response to #14 - if you have the latest patches for you phone it should already have blue tooth dun (dial up networking) enabled. Posted at 4:27PM on Nov 28th 2005 by casey 0 stars 23. PDAnet is the best software i ever bought for my Treo. It allows you to use your data plan as an ISP for your computer through USB or Bluetooth. It has saved me alot when i needed a internet connection and had no free wi-fi access. http://www.junefabrics.com/palmnet/index.php Posted at 4:28PM on Nov 28th 2005 by MIchael 0 stars 24. iSilo -e-book reader program craphound.com - free e-books from Cory Doctrow, the man is a genius Watchtower Library for iSilo - any JW's in the hiz-ouse? Posted at 4:29PM on Nov 28th 2005 by Daniel 0 stars 25. 2day: A two day view that, amount other things, makes phone numbers and passcodes hyperlinked so that you can easily dial from within appointments and todos. http://www.shsh.com/products Posted at 4:36PM on Nov 28th 2005 by David S 0 stars 26. Right here! Where can I get the Watchtower Library for iSilo? Any links? Posted at 4:40PM on Nov 28th 2005 by DanieL 0 stars 27. haha, Daniel L are you mocking me? seriously, it's a little old (the 2003 edition) but still ... Posted at 4:43PM on Nov 28th 2005 by Daniel 0 stars 28. Agendus www.iambic.com Don't know what I'd do if I didn't have this amazing productivity app. I can't use a Palm without it, it's the first thing I install. Posted at 4:46PM on Nov 28th 2005 by James 0 stars 29. Right here! Where can I get the Watchtower Library for iSilo? Any links? Posted at 4:49PM on Nov 28th 2005 by DanieL 0 stars 30. No, my name is Daniel and my last name starts with 'L'= DanieL. 2003, sounds good to me. How big is it? Posted at 4:50PM on Nov 28th 2005 by DanieL 0 stars 31. Backupman - best backup solution for the Treo. Automated backups to the SD card, you can restore your device on the go. Very handy. ZLauncher - best launcher for the Treo Tide Tool - free, useful if you are into SCUBA or live near the ocean. Agendus - a great replacement for the built in calendar, contacts, to do list. Much better, well integrated. Filez - free, view all files on your device and SD card. GNU Keyring - free, store sensitve data encrypted. BrightCam - free, auto adjust your screen brightness based on surrounding light conditions. Works like a charm. KeyCaps600 - free, makes typing on the treo keyboard easier, check it out. TuSSH - free, an SSH client for the Treo, useful for those that need it. NetClock - free, sync your Treo time with internet time servers. Lots more, if I think of them I'll post a few more apps. Posted at 4:57PM on Nov 28th 2005 by Mike 0 stars 32. Cool tip: Converting nearly any video content to XviD and watching it on my Treo 650. I use Pocket DVD Studio (http://www.pqdvd.com/) for the conversion and TCPMP (http://tcpmp.corecodec.org/about) for playback. Software to convert your DVDs and TiVo'd shows to 360x240 XviD format: $29.95 Software to play back your new XviD file on your Treo 650: Free The look of incredulity on the face of the guy sitting next to you in the airport: Priceless Posted at 5:00PM on Nov 28th 2005 by Craig 0 stars 33. Softick Card Export II - will mount your Treo's memory card as an external drive on Win or Mac. Never use sync for MP3s or other like files. (www.softick.com/cardexport2) Posted at 5:01PM on Nov 28th 2005 by roymond 0 stars 34. If you are indoors alot, turn the backlight down. You would be suprised at the positive effect on your battery life! Install KeyCaps600. You will never go back. For new users: Make your hotsync name short. Longer than 11 characters, and you wont be able to transfer files via IR. (Known bug) Posted at 5:02PM on Nov 28th 2005 by Druce 0 stars 35. Response to #14 - if you have the latest patches for you phone it should already have blue tooth dun (dial up networking) enabled. Posted at 5:02PM on Nov 28th 2005 by casey 0 stars 36. KeyCaps650 is THE most essential hack for the Treo 650. It enables hold-to-capitalize and double-tap-for-symbols functionality, which makes for a very FAST keyboard interface on this marvelous device. http://www.geekandproud.net/software/keycaps650.php Posted at 5:04PM on Nov 28th 2005 by Craig 0 stars 37. The best thing you can do with your ancient year old GSM Treo 650 is to give it to someone who wants to try out a smartphone while you want for the next one. Ahem... Posted at 5:05PM on Nov 28th 2005 by resource 0 stars 38. Goodlink Bound to be one of the best programs for the treo...though not one of the cheapest. Good.com Also, Verichat, Directory Assistant, PDAnet. PdaNet was great before BT DUN was released. Pocket Express Maps and 411 Posted at 5:12PM on Nov 28th 2005 by Dustin 0 stars 39. FlightStatus: Totally rocks! if you know your flight number or source and destination you can bring up either your flight and gate or a listing of flights. Saved me more than one time. It's free and I have had NO problems what so ever. The app from American Airlines requires syncing and loading of a bunch of flight times. Not as useful unless you don't have signal. Posted at 5:15PM on Nov 28th 2005 by BobbyMac 0 stars 40. Callfilter by velocityware. www.velocityware.com EVERY PLAYER (PLAYBOY) NEEDS THIS APP! You can stop and suppress text messages/alerts from popping up when your with one of your honeys ;) You can also block specific numbers from causing your phone to ring; it goes str8 to voicemail or if you want to annoy the hell out of someone you just broke up with that keeps trying to call you; you can set it up to pickup/hangup in a split second (your phone wont ring) If it's your boss calling you can leave it in corporate/work mode so that it just rings four times and then voicemail (you won't hear the phone ring at all though) If you lifestyle is demanding with women or you want to be super stealth about your business; this app is worth every single penny. Here's a detailed list for all my playas out there! Filter incoming calls based on phone number, name, category, blocked/no callerid, or company Send unwanted calls to voicemail immediately or after a few rings, pickup and hang up on caller, ignore caller, or automatically answer *Enhanced* Ability to play MP3, Ogg, Wav (requires Pocket Tunes), and Midi files for the Ring Tones *Enhanced* Adds unlimited Picture Caller ID. You can even assign Pictures to Contact Categories, Companies, or Blocked Callers!*New* Filter SMS messages. Filter not only by phone number, but can also filter based on the email address that sent the SMS message. *New* Take action based on an SMS message. CallFilter can automatically startup an application, auto reply, delete the message, or suppress notification. *New* Ability to actually SPEAK the phone number of the incoming call *New* Ring Screen called EXTENDED INFO - Automatically displays contact info and notes about the incoming caller, so you can refresh your memory before you even answer the phone! *New* Call Completion - Automatically display a form after a phone call, so you can quickly take notes, schedule follow up calls, or meetings with the caller. All notes and appointments are integrated with the Treo 600/650 Calendar, Memo Pad, Daily Log, and Contact Notes *New* Ability to stop Space bar and other keys from accidentally answering your phone Support for Multiple Cards (SD card and RAM Disk at same time) Ability to Automatically Forward Calls when Charging It detects when you have voicemail, and makes your green led blink quickly at 4 times a second, or set the LED color to solid Red, Orange, or Green *Enhanced* Allows the Jabra Freespeak BT200 Bluetooth headset to be used with the Treo 600 *New* Support Multiple Rulesets based on your current profile! Integrate seamlessly with third party Profile Managers such as Simple Profiles Manager, Profiler, or Profeo 600 Lite V0.8.7. When you switch profiles using your Favorite Profile manager, CallFilter automatically switches to the ruleset that corresponds to that Profile! *New* Integrates with the Treo 600/650 Alerts Manager, so you can quickly see a summary of Calls and SMS messages that have been filtered *New* Advanced Logging Screen allows you to zoom in on a log message to see extended details on what happened. *New* Ability to play an background sound or annoucement when the phone is answered *New* Ability to automatically return to the built-in phone app or TAKEphONE after entering Call Completion Notes *New* Ability to assign a nickname to a individual, phone number, category, or company *New* NEW FEATURES IN VERSION 1.3 Added Treo 650 compatibility Ring Screen Called LOCATION INFOAbility to Display Approximate Location of Incoming Calls Ability to Filter Outgoing Phone Calls - Now you can restrict to whom calls are made Includes built-in VelocityPlayer to allow MP3 and Wav Ringtones without external software (650 only) Ability to Change the Color of the LED based on who is calling Improved Performance and Speed, and file handling capabilities Includes ability to require a password to see your rules, and a method to hide your rules Posted at 5:16PM on Nov 28th 2005 by davetheone 0 stars 41. Response to #18 Not all the carriers have unlocked BT dialup networking. I'm using verizon, running the latest ROMS, and it was not unlocked until I added the BT patched rom. But for other carriers that have unlocked it, yes you are right. Posted at 5:17PM on Nov 28th 2005 by Jason 0 stars 42. If you use Blogger and want to update your blog through Blazer rather than email, go here: http://avantblog.dentedreality.com.au/index.php This simple little web site lets you log into your Blogger account and post to your blog with HTML tags included, something VersaMail won't let you do because of limitations with Blogger's email gateway. You'll have to hand-code the tags, but if you use large repeat tags, you can put the code in a memo, then copy that code from the memo and paste it into Blazer. I do that quite a bit when I'm taking snapshots in sports bars for my football blog. (I upload the snapshots using VFS-FTP.) AvantBlog is a decent work-around for Blogger users until someone releases blogging software that works correctly with the Atom API. mo:blog 3.0 will supposedly support Atom, but it won't be out for a few months from the looks of things, and no other coder wants to tackle it. (Then again, I don't feel much like tackling Wordpress or Movable Type, either, so there you go...) BTW, I second PocketTunes and Softick Card Export II, both apps that I bought and use regularly. I also recommend ZLauncher, which lets you run Palm apps off your SD card. I have a 1GB card that holds a lot of apps right now. Posted at 5:27PM on Nov 28th 2005 by Dave's Football Blog 0 stars 43. #33- only problem with goodlink is that it doesn't allow you to send email attachments! now that's a pain! Remember, you can double tap your shift key or your blue key to put it into lock mode for capitals, numbers, or punctuation. Posted at 5:32PM on Nov 28th 2005 by Aki 0 stars 44. surprised not to see SplashBlog on here. it may be the best treo companion for those who take photos: http://www.splashblog.com/ Posted at 5:35PM on Nov 28th 2005 by Crowd Control 0 stars 45. Directory Assistant by Rick Whit: http://home.triad.rr.com/rlwhitt/palm/ Avoid directory assistance fees from wireless carrier Butler - this utility allows you to change the auto-lock timeout, switch between apps, and program your volume buttons. PockeTunes - Use with LightWav to control ringtones with Caller ID; also use to listen to music (no iTunes integration tho...) Scrabble- Highly addictive; fun to play against the computer or a partner Posted at 5:38PM on Nov 28th 2005 by Danny 0 stars 46. I'll second the person who mentioned Volume Care. I just got it a few days ago and I can hear though the earpiece much better. I havn't seen "Ringo" mentioned. A nice little app if you like mp3 ringtones. For the Diabetics out there: Accucheck Compass. It's a PC diary with connectivity to your blood sugar meter via an IR port (has to be an Accucheck model, I assume). Also has a manual entry funtion. Links automatically with the PC on hotsync. FastHide lets you hide icons for programs you don't want to see (Like "Welcome", "Quick Tour" etc). Documents To Go works nicely to keep copies of word docs on your Treo, also links on hotsync to check for changes, so the docs are always current. And a question for people: Ever since I did a sim update several months back, the screen times out much faster than I like it. I have it set for 3 minutes, but it turns off in less than a minute, especially when I'm using the web browser. Anyone have this problem and a suggested fix? Posted at 5:40PM on Nov 28th 2005 by Eirik 0 stars 47. VoiceDialIt is the premier voice dialing application for the Treo 600 and Treo 650 smartphone. This simple-to-use application allows you to dial your existing contacts with ease by simply stating their name. Within minutes you can train contacts and start dialing with your voice. http://voiceit-tech.com/ Posted at 5:48PM on Nov 28th 2005 by Kerry 0 stars 48. I'll second the person who mentioned Volume Care. I just got it a few days ago and I can hear though the earpiece much better. I havn't seen "Ringo" mentioned. A nice little app if you like mp3 ringtones. For the Diabetics out there: Accucheck Compass. It's a PC diary with connectivity to your blood sugar meter via an IR port (has to be an Accucheck model, I assume). Also has a manual entry funtion. Links automatically with the PC on hotsync. FastHide lets you hide icons for programs you don't want to see (Like "Welcome", "Quick Tour" etc). Documents To Go works nicely to keep copies of word docs on your Treo, also links on hotsync to check for changes, so the docs are always current. And a question for people: Ever since I did a sim update several months back, the screen times out much faster than I like it. I have it set for 3 minutes, but it turns off in less than a minute, especially when I'm using the web browser. Anyone have this problem and a suggested fix? Posted at 5:50PM on Nov 28th 2005 by Eirik 0 stars 49. KMaps is one of the most popular Treo 650 free apps and the application that best demonstrates wireless capabilities of Treo 650. Awesome! http://mytreo.net/downloads/details-830.html?KMaps Posted at 5:53PM on Nov 28th 2005 by Jason 0 stars 50. I can't believe my Treo is already 1 year old! My, how it has grown. Posted at 5:56PM on Nov 28th 2005 by Chadwick 0 sta slu Treo 650 tips and tricks Posted: Friday, March 17, 2006 12:34 PM (EST) 51. in Blazer: hit space bar to get to the URL bar. Free software: - Documents2go is included on the software CD for sprint and Cingular, don't know about VZW. - kmaps http://www.alealea.com need JVM - Google Local Mobile (need JVM) is kind of buggy now but should be extremely useful when it's stable http://google.com/glm For carrier, select 'other', for phone select 'generic', then 'Advanced MIDP2'. - opera mini: someone else already mentioned, but it's worth mentioning again. it's so fast and good at rendering that you gotta wonder why Palm bothered with Blazer. Posted at 6:03PM on Nov 28th 2005 by kaifu 0 stars 52. For any palm, really: Natara "Bonsai" To Do list organizer. It is one of the very few apps that lets you have a "percent complete" instead of a static yes/no button. It does tons more, including sync with the desktop. Free trial, $16 for standalone on palm, $35 with windows desktop sync app. Posted at 6:05PM on Nov 28th 2005 by kjw 0 stars 53. Simple built in feature you may have overlooked: press solid key (one under 'A') and then press shift key (one on right side under '.') to dim screen quickly (no messing with slider etc). Great while in movies etc. Posted at 6:18PM on Nov 28th 2005 by vta 0 stars 54. ** Palm GPS Navigator This is a killer app for any Treo 650 user. It features award winning TomTom Navigator 5 and it runs great on a Treo 650. The Bluetooth GPS receiver allows you to take it out of your car. It includes a handy car cradle too. Buying a TomTom GO 700 costs $899. The Palm GPS Navigator costs $249. Buying this and a new Treo 650 costs less than the GO700! The TomTom Navigator 5 software is the same on both the GO and Treo 650. Check it out at www.palm.com It is 20% off right now too! What a deal! ** Posted at 6:35PM on Nov 28th 2005 by Ed 0 stars 55. TiVoToGo On the Treo 650! As #2 Said, TCPMP is great ... I use this to watch TiVo recordings on my Treo. Get TVHarmony from http://www.tvharmony.com/main/products.php and also get the TiVo2Palm converter. This will interface with TiVo Desktop 2.1 or greater to schedule downloads from the tivo and transcode them to palm format. Then just pop them on a memory card and watch them on the treo! Posted at 6:36PM on Nov 28th 2005 by xeggbert 0 stars 56. A quick note about Goodlink: We just installed Goodlink here and found out it takes over your contacts. This means that any contacts not listed within Outlook contacts will not show when they call you. Plus, the Exchange GAL is not available under contacts. Only a cache of contacts which are people who other Goodlink users have emailed within the company will show up under contacts. So there's no centralized contacts management system for all the phones. There is a workaround but it involves publishing public contacts, etc. Kind've annoying. Otherwise, so far it's been a decent program. We got it for free as a promo with Cingular. Posted at 6:38PM on Nov 28th 2005 by Jason 0 stars 57. I hear everyone using RingoPro for mp3 ringtones. I tried the trial and it only made my songs on my card like 3 or 5 seconds of a ringtone. Is this bc its the trial? Does the full version allow you to select where in the song you want the ringtone to start from or only from the beginning? Please help! Posted at 6:42PM on Nov 28th 2005 by DcRedd 0 stars 58. 45: can you actually hear the voice guide on the road? Posted at 6:50PM on Nov 28th 2005 by Jason 0 stars 59. I hear everyone using RingoPro for mp3 ringtones. I tried the trial and it only made my songs on my card like 3 or 5 seconds of a ringtone. Is this bc its the trial? Does the full version allow you to select where in the song you want the ringtone to start from or only from the beginning? Please help! Posted at 6:51PM on Nov 28th 2005 by DcRedd 0 stars 60. dose any one know of a good media bluetooth remote to control winamp or possable itunes.....??? Thank You and #48 no the full version still only plays the beginnings of the songs Posted at 7:00PM on Nov 28th 2005 by sean 0 stars 61. If you have a Treo 650, by all means you need SplashBlog to put that camera to use. Totally free, unless you want to post more than 500 photos... go get it!!! www.splashblog.com BTW, it not only works with splashblog.com to host all your photos, but also offers the ability to make photo posts to Blogger and TypePad. Posted at 7:00PM on Nov 28th 2005 by Schomer 0 stars 62. Here's how to use your Treo 650 as an iPod (storage limited by the SD Card of your choice): http://www.technologyevangelist.com/2005/11/how_to_download_music_to_a_treo_650.html Posted at 7:01PM on Nov 28th 2005 by Ed Kohler 0 stars 63. Voicecall: http://www.toysoft.ca/voicecall.html Use this application to utilize your voice in order to perform simple tasks or call contacts. Launch an application, take a picture, call a friend. Do it all with your voice. Posted at 7:22PM on Nov 28th 2005 by Timpac 0 stars 64. Tekphoto. Will take 999 pics as fast as 1 every 3-4 seconds automatically. Set sound to off and just set in on the nightstand for your own PRon. Posted at 8:04PM on Nov 28th 2005 by dave 0 stars 65. The ultimate time-wasting app ever created for a PalmOS device: Vexed. This little puzzle game makes waiting in line incredibly painless. http://vexed.sourceforge.net/ Tetris is so passe ;) Posted at 8:09PM on Nov 28th 2005 by Keymaster 0 stars 66. Psst.. Do the next one on the Sidekick II. Posted at 8:21PM on Nov 28th 2005 by Chan 0 stars 67. Directory Assistant is an excellent free application that lets you look up anything in the yellow pages, reverse lookup, get maps, search for places...etc. Excellent application Posted at 8:31PM on Nov 28th 2005 by Mike 0 stars 68. 50: for the GPS Navigator, you can hear the turn-by-turn directions while driving. It is surprisingly loud. I haven't tried it in a convertible though! Posted at 8:31PM on Nov 28th 2005 by Ed 0 stars 69. You can hear the voice with the TomTom GPS software on your 650. Don't get the Palm GPS because that uses an older chipset. Buy the TomTom bundle at www.semsons.com and choose from a number of SiRF III devices. Control those keyboard lights with KBLightsOff (www.lilapps.com). Tip: Hold the Option key and press the right shift key to quickly dim (but not turn off) the screen and keyboard backlights. Posted at 8:32PM on Nov 28th 2005 by MarkY 0 stars 70. Tea Vui Huang's Mass Storage Synchronizer 1.3 Is an iTunes add-on for Mobile Phones. This free software allows PalmOne Treo 650 & 600 smartphones to be synchronized with iTunes. It enables them to be a virtual iTunes phones like the Motorola ROKR, but without the 100 song limit. http://www.teavuihuang.com/massstorsync Posted at 9:15PM on Nov 28th 2005 by Tea Vui Huang 0 stars 71. To all the people that mentioned Opera mini. I am curious of why it is not on operas website. it doesnt even show the palm platform. not to mention it seems exclusive to non-us countries. Posted at 9:39PM on Nov 28th 2005 by acidreflux 0 stars 72. TV on your Treo? I just installed this program and signed up for 1 month service to see if I liked it. It works well and has a huge WOW factor. I suggest using headphones or ear piece to hear well. It’s great for people that travel or have time to kill. Check out: MobiTV on the Treo 650 @ http://www.mobitv.com/treo.html Make sure you have unlimited data plan since it uses that service. The MobiTV is $9.99 a month no contract. If anyone has questions please ask. I will check back. I also use and love *Handmark Pocket Express – maps, phonebook, news, stocks, etc… *PdaNet – Connect to internet anywhere on laptop *QuickIM – MSN Messenger *Voice Signal – Voice dialing Posted at 9:47PM on Nov 28th 2005 by Chris M 0 stars 73. TV on your Treo? I just installed this program and signed up for 1 month service to see if I liked it. It works well and has a huge WOW factor. I suggest using headphones or ear piece to hear well. It’s great for people that travel or have time to kill. Check out: MobiTV on the Treo 650 @ http://www.mobitv.com/treo.html Make sure you have unlimited data plan since it uses that service. The MobiTV is $9.99 a month no contract. If anyone has questions please ask. I will check back. I also use and love *Handmark Pocket Express – maps, phonebook, news, stocks, etc… *PdaNet – Connect to internet anywhere on laptop *QuickIM – MSN Messenger *Voice Signal – Voice dialing Posted at 9:48PM on Nov 28th 2005 by Chris M 0 stars 74. I had to browse to http://mini.opera.com with my 650 (which the site recognized) to access the prc. I found no mention of Palm or Treo on the Opera while browsing from a desktop. I saved the file it linked to, ran it and was up and running. I was a bit disappointed that I actually had to touch the screen to access the menu. As for rec's Rally 1000 - To date (over several devices) I've won 435 games and lost 178 and now play exclusively on hard. http://www.palmblvd.com/software/pc/Rally-1000-2000-07-27-palm-pc.html (tried to find a site with a screenshot to link to) +1's to FileZ, TCPMP, & pTunes And thanks kaifu (47) for the space bar tip Posted at 10:13PM on Nov 28th 2005 by Donoho 0 stars 75. I noticed that too the other day about Opera on their site. Its odd since version 1.0 is here http://mytreo.net/downloads/details-838.html?Opera_Mini_-_HiFi Posted at 10:24PM on Nov 28th 2005 by rye&ginger 0 stars 76. MobiTV is pretty cool: http://www.mobitv.com/treo.html I've seen it on other phones and the Treo is the best by far. Definitely worth a look if you're a news junkie! Posted at 10:55PM on Nov 28th 2005 by bill 0 stars 77. Buy Pocket Tunes, Use WMP and iTunes to Sync music/podcasts to Treo automatically on connect. 1. Pocket Tunes syncs with WMP 2. Use iTunes to download your podcasts weekly/daily - whatever 3. Make sure files are being saved to a directory that WMP is monitoring. 4. Use WMP's 'SmartPlaylists' to create a playlist that only shows 'Date Added' 'After' 'Last 7 Days' 5. Set Genre to 'Podcast' 5. Include/Check that Playlist in Sync Settings for the device under the Sync tab 6. Set the cable button under Pref on Treo to start PTunes - not Hotsync (use 'Blue'/button for Hotsync) 7. PTunes will connect to WMP and automatically start the sync process. 8. I will remove all podcasts that don't match the SmartPlaylist criteria. (Will not auto do video files yet) :( This and SharkMSG make the Treo AWESOME!!! Posted at 12:53AM on Nov 29th 2005 by Dennis 0 stars 78. If you're a long-time Palm user you might be wondering how to type the shortcut key on a Treo Keyboard (the one used for macros that looks like a script lower-case "L"). You can reach the shortcut key by pressing "S" and then pressing the ALT button 4 times and select the shortut character with the center button on the d-pad. You can follow the shortcut key with "ds" and you have a date stamp, "ts" for time stamp, or "dts" for date-time stamp. Posted at 1:04AM on Nov 29th 2005 by Bon 0 stars 79. A free voice recorder download is available on www.infinityball.com Posted at 1:13AM on Nov 29th 2005 by Jim Dunn 0 stars 80. For those of you who enjoy audio books from Audible.com, try a google search for AudibleAir. It allows you to download portions of audiobooks you have purchased straight to your Treo 650 and the Audible Player will play them. I've been more than pleased with this service from Audible. I no longer have to hot sync to hear my latest audio books. Posted at 1:21AM on Nov 29th 2005 by Marcus 0 stars 81. For OS X users, the missing sync is a must have if you want to sync Address Book, iCal, iPhoto & iTunes, as well as performing backups and more. Works flawlessly in my experience, and couldn't live without it, especially considering the POS software that came on the the Treo install CD for OS X. http://www.markspace.com/missingsync_palmos.php Posted at 2:26AM on Nov 29th 2005 by free 0 stars 82. How about an Audiovox SMT5600 article? plz Posted at 2:58AM on Nov 29th 2005 by bitten by bluetooth 0 stars 83. I have my ebay sourced Treo coming Thursday - keep up the comments I'll be sure to try just about all of them over the weekend!! Posted at 5:29AM on Nov 29th 2005 by Anthony 0 stars 84. First, I want to throw another vote in for old favorites: TPCMP, Card Export II, KeyCaps600, iSilo, and KMaps. But also three others that haven't been mentioned yet: 1) PalmTextSync. It provides automated synchronization of text files on your Desktop with DOC-format files on your Treo. (SiEd or other free editors can edit DOC format files.) This lets you carry portable copies of many lists (todo lists, media to read, projects, nots), without having to mess around with the Palm Desktop. Ah, sweet plain text... 2) MetrO. A free subway system routefinder. No maps, but schedules are available for many cities, as well as the bus networks for some cities, including the night buses in London, which is invaluable after the Tube shuts down. 3) reverse Bluetooth Dial-Up Networking. Yes, it's a bit of a nuisance to setup, but it's a onetime thing if you're running a home server. Once it's done, your Treo has free data access in your home. Useful for those stuck with the extortionate GPRS rates in the UK. Posted at 5:32AM on Nov 29th 2005 by alexis 0 stars 85. Check out UniReader : http://www.dntsc.com/eng/unireader.php It’s a document reader that supports Unicode and consequently, different complex character-sets like Arabic, Chinese, Hebrew, English, Greek etc. Good stuff if you are into any of these languages Posted at 6:01AM on Nov 29th 2005 by ZANaqvi 0 stars 86. I love my Treo 650 to death, but what I would like to hear is tips for making it more stable. Mine spontaneously reboots at least once a week. (might be some old software I'm running, but I doubt it) Posted at 6:33AM on Nov 29th 2005 by Pres 0 stars 87. Flight Status, written by a 15-year-old, is indispensible for frequent travelers, and it's free (although he does accept tips). With Flight Status you can enter the flight number and airline and get realtime arrival and departure information. See if your plane is departing on time, or if someone you're picking up is arriving on time. http://www.andrewsoft.net/ Posted at 8:10AM on Nov 29th 2005 by Neil Harris 0 stars 88. Best tricks: 1) rubberized side grips 2) Lanyard install 3) 3.5mm Audio jack up top Check it out at http://www.treotricks.com Posted at 8:15AM on Nov 29th 2005 by nonobeez 0 stars 89. Opera Mini-Fast Browser Card Export II-View SD card as removable hard drive LightWav-MP3 Ringtones MobiTV-TV Video clips from MSNBC, CNN, ESPN and more. pssh-Free SSH client TCPMP-Watch XVID videos at 30FPS Verichat-MSN/AIM/ICQ IM client PocketTunes-MP3 players and internet radio streams like shoutcast. Posted at 8:55AM on Nov 29th 2005 by Mark 0 stars 90. For the business users who don't want the ugliness of the "crack"berry (I love that one!). True PUSH email for Sprint Users on MSExchange: http://www.sprint.com/business/products/products/businessConnections_sprintPCSVision.jsp Worked flawlessly for me with the only drawback being that I had to leave my work computer on. Our network is a bit flakey and occasionally I had to have the IT guys reboot/relogin to reconnect. Latest version of Versamail is an "almost" push email with the option to retrieve mail as often as every 5 minutes. Posted at 8:59AM on Nov 29th 2005 by Tom 0 stars 91. KeyCaps is a great program to speed-up typing. The original author hasn't updated the program fro the Treo 650 and it is buggy. Someone else has taken over the development. Here is the link to the latest version: http://shrug.csl.uiuc.edu/~sachs/palm/ Posted at 9:26AM on Nov 29th 2005 by Carlton Bale 0 stars 92. skip missing sync .. its overpriced and so are the upgrades unless you need to sync a little faster... live without it. Posted at 10:02AM on Nov 29th 2005 by rob 0 stars 93. Get an AlphaSmart Neo to type on, then beam it over to your Treo for posting on your blog, e-mailing, whatever. Neo will run for a year on three AAs, meaning you can work from literally anywhere, and for hours and hours at a time. Posted at 10:07AM on Nov 29th 2005 by vrf 0 stars 94. This is to find a hidden easter egg in your 650 go to preferences then power then draw a little circle in the bottom righthand corner Posted at 10:20AM on Nov 29th 2005 by gdub 0 stars 95. To copy movies (or any other files) to the SD card using Palm Desktop: 1) Rename your file from movie.avi to movie.prc. 2) Double-click the file and palmOne Quick Install will open and movie.prc will be in top window (install to internal Handheld memory) 3) drag the file to the bottom window of palmOne Quick Install (Expansion Card) 4) Sync your Treo 5) Use FileZ, go to \External Card\PALM\Launcher and rename the movie.prc back to movie.avi. You're done! Enjoy your movie! Posted at 11:08AM on Nov 29th 2005 by Carlton Bale 0 stars 96. Go to the palm one site and download the (newest) treo firmware. It updates versa mail so that it now works (even IMAP) and solves those pesky screen shut down probs. plus tons more available internal memory now. Highly recommended. Posted at 12:37PM on Nov 29th 2005 by Vicki 0 stars 97. You can listen to streaming internet radio (like Shoutcast), using Pocket Tunes Deluxe. http://www.pocket-tunes.com There is a good listing of Treo friendly internet radio stations browsable from your Treo. http://mobile.treobits.com Posted at 2:14PM on Nov 29th 2005 by Alex 0 stars 98. Palm's own support site is a good resource for FAQ type information. I typically reference it when answer questions in forums, like how to install a ringtone. http://kb.palm.com Posted at 2:21PM on Nov 29th 2005 by Alex 0 stars 99. Should I get a 650 with Sprint for Christmas or wait for the 700 and hope Sprint gets it? Posted at 2:43PM on Nov 29th 2005 by BJ 0 stars 100. BJ: Sprint won't have a 700 in either Palm OS or WinMob flavor until late Fall 2006 at the earliest, so I'd suggest you take the plunge now. 10 months of missed Treo usage is a terrible thing. 101. Ok... How do I get Opera Mini? I go to the site and there isn't a download for it. The instructions state: " 1. Point your phone's WAP browser to http://mini.opera.com/ 2. Click on Get Opera Mini 3. Answer 'Yes' to all installation messages and enjoy browsing the full Web, right on your mobile phone!" there isn't a Get Opera Mini button. Posted at 3:43PM on Nov 29th 2005 by chuck ernst 0 stars 102. Best free ebook reader I've found is PalmFiction. It's open source and has a program to run in Windows that converts a Windows font to a palm font. http://palmfiction.sourceforge.net/ The website is all in Russian but there's a link to an English version of the program and near the bottom of the page is one to the fontconverter. Posted at 4:21PM on Nov 29th 2005 by Dan 0 stars 103. #45 - update 1.17 fixed the auto-off problem... I was having it too! All fixed now! Posted at 4:55PM on Nov 29th 2005 by Dave 0 stars 104. Another tip for Diabetic -- EzManager by Animas Corp works with or without an insulin pump, and allows you to log everything, and calculate insulin dosages. http://www.animascorp.com It works extremely well with the pump. Posted at 9:53PM on Nov 29th 2005 by Kathleen Weaver 0 stars 105. #79 - If it works, it's a great app, but I wish I could say the same about MissingSync. Hasn't worked consistently well for me. Times out regularly for even single syncs and the to pay for minor updates is annoying... Posted at 11:40PM on Nov 29th 2005 by Joe Buhler 0 stars 106. Little John PalmOS (or LJP in short) is a multi-system emulator for PalmOS 5.0 (or newer) devices. Currently it emulates the following systems: - Nintendo Entertainment System (NES) - Super Nintendo Entertainment System (SNES) - Nintendo Gameboy/Gameboy Color (GB/GBC) - Sega Genesis/Megadrive - Sega Master System (SMS) - Sega Game Gear (GG) - Bandai Wonderswan/Wonderswan Color (WS) - NeoGeo Pocket/NeoGeo Pocket Color (NGP) - Atari 2600 (VCS) http://tinnus.gp32z.com/ljp/ Palm Mame Emulator http://www.pocketdimension.com/PalmMAME.html Posted at 12:39AM on Nov 30th 2005 by Dr. Mark Lipschitz 0 stars 107. Xiino. An amazing web browser. It minimizes images and restructures the html so that you can browse web pages without scrolling. Try it by browsing Amazon homepage and you will see what I mean. By the way, I got a problem: Sometimes, I can't receive any calls because my redirect is still on and there is no icons on the Treo to remind me. Any solutions? Posted at 4:48AM on Nov 30th 2005 by Ken Law 0 stars 108. While in Mexico, I had to add 001 to all my numbers to dial them. I could find no automatic way to do this, nor could I do something that made sense, like type 001 and then paste a number into the dial pad. Is there some way to modify a stored number before dialing it? Posted at 4:11PM on Nov 30th 2005 by bill merrill 0 stars 109. Hi-Launcher is definitely my favorite launcher / app switcher. MUCH less busy than ZLauncher, totally stable, and makes working with multiple apps on the 650 much easier. Posted at 8:44PM on Nov 30th 2005 by patrickj 0 stars 110. I have napster to go service with Pocket Tunes. The coolest thing for me is using the audio jacks in the back out my car stereo to BUMP my music. With a 2gig SD card you can ride all day without hearing the same song. Posted at 9:42PM on Nov 30th 2005 by George 0 stars 111. mysigalert.com - i check this every a.m. on my treo on my way to work for live traffic updates bejeweled rocks!! egrips.com Posted at 12:20AM on Dec 2nd 2005 by teri 0 stars 112. bill merrill on my GSM Treo I input all number complete with country and area code and with a + in front (International code) Here is the number format: USA +1 (925) 301-xxxx MEX +52(378) 885-0187 And the "+" gets substituted automatically for the international access code when needed. I have no problems with dialing anywhere in the US and Mex with numbers stored in Memory. I used to have problems with SMS, but I think that is OK now Posted at 3:45AM on Dec 2nd 2005 by nonobeez 0 stars 113. I have a 650 and i copied a movie using the fairuse wizard, now how to i get it onto my sd card to i can watch it on my tcpmp??? Posted at 5:02PM on Dec 2nd 2005 by Ashley 0 stars 114. I listen to audible books & podcasts on my 650. I would like to listen using my bluetooth ear piece. Does any music player support a bluetooth ear piece (rather than just the speaker or headphones using the 2.5mm jack)? Posted at 5:05PM on Dec 3rd 2005 by Rick McClain 0 stars 115. KMaps from http://www.alealea.com is awesome. I've been using it for some time and am quite happy with it. The latest version lets you find the local events. A must have Treo app. Posted at 11:04PM on Dec 3rd 2005 by Scott 0 stars 116. Thanks for all the great tips. Here's one in return: An easy way to do a hard reset: Press and hold the 'red phone' button and dislodge the battery and put it back. It beats using the stylus on the reset hole. Posted at 10:07PM on Dec 4th 2005 by Jackal 0 stars 117. If your company has MS Exchange and you use Outlook 2003 on Windows XP you might be interested in this: http://research.microsoft.com/adapt/omm/default.aspx Quote: "We are happy to introduce Microsoft Outlook Mobile Manager 2.0. Microsoft Outlook Mobile Manager (OMM) brings the power of Microsoft Outlook to your portable device. OMM can prioritize your messages and makes smart decisions about when to send email. OMM also sends calendar reminders, task reminders, and an Outlook Today style daily summary all to your wireless device." Posted at 11:48PM on Dec 4th 2005 by Red GTI 0 stars 118. On the GoodLink comment above regarding contacts - this comment is only true if you're using it through a Telco, ISP or through a hosted exchange provider like Mi8 or Utopia because of an issue with how these providers provision access to the GAL and OAB. If you have a dedicated Good box, this isn't an issue. Posted at 4:37PM on Dec 5th 2005 by Isaiah 0 stars 119. Re: #112 Buy a card reader. They're upwards of $12 at any major electronics/computer store. I can't believe Treo owners as a group are so ignorant about the workings of memory cards. To the point that there's a utility you can buy (buy!) that will let you see the SD card in your treo as a drive. Posted at 5:00PM on Dec 5th 2005 by Eli 0 stars 120. To any one having problems with reboots on the treo 650, try Resco Locker: http://www.resco.net/palm/locker/default.asp it's free, and makes a huge difference. Lock any apps that run in the background. Posted at 6:00PM on Dec 5th 2005 by soren 0 stars 121. If you live in the Seattle area try http://pdatraffic.com/pda. Best - traffic app - ever Posted at 6:07PM on Dec 5th 2005 by Duncan 0 stars 122. Just a followup to the very second comment which recommended the excellent "TCPMP" to watch videos... I know the new iPods have been getting all the hype for portable video, but I truly think the Treo 650 + TCPMP is a _better_ platform: * Obviously, the Treo's screen is bigger. * Second, although the Treo's processor has trouble with the iPod's H.264 standard, TCPMP can play most other codecs great, which means you don't necessarily have to convert your older files, unless you want smaller files. * Most important, the battery on the Treo 650 absolutely slays the iPods. They're rating the best iPod at "up to 3 hours" of video playback. I played a movie on my Treo 650 for _4 hours_ and still had 50% battery left -- I've never had the patience to test the battery to failure, but I'm guessing that it's good for 6-8 hours. * TCPMP is FREE! * Did I mention one less device to carry around? Schweet... Note: For free conversion, I recommend AutoGK (http://www.autogk.me.uk/) -- using AutoGK, you can fit several full length movies onto a 1GB SD card. (Storage space is the one category where the iPods still have a huge advantage.) I know I'm raving like a paid shill, but I have no affiliation with any of the above -- just a happy, happy user. =) Posted at 6:13PM on Dec 5th 2005 by LordSludge 0 stars 123. When you take that one-photo-too-many and your Treo 650 goes into reboot hell and is effectively bricked, throw it away and get a phone with a reliable OS -- like Symbian, either from Nokia, Samsung, or Sony Ericsson. Posted at 6:52PM on Dec 5th 2005 by Brad Knowles 0 stars 124. Using first letters of contacts first/last name to jump to correct contact--- HUGE! Posted at 7:01PM on Dec 5th 2005 by NoahB 0 stars 125. Here's a cute trick that I use to remember which position means what for the speaker "mute" switch on the top edge of the 650. This is very useful when you are in a dark room or need to change the setting while the Treo is in your pocket: When the switch is moved closer to the antenna (a source for a different type of "signal") then the Treo will emit sounds. So, simply associate: antenna/signal/sound. When the switch is moved away from the antenna there is a lack of sound output. Posted at 7:44PM on Dec 5th 2005 by evolves 0 stars 126. QuickNews! (http://standalone.com/palmos/quick_news/) Absolutely brilliant app for RSS feeds and podcasts (like enGadget's). Very configurable, yet also very usable - even just with d-pad. Bejeweled 2 is great... TCPMP... Posted at 8:38PM on Dec 5th 2005 by Taggy 0 stars 127. LordSurge, the Treo 650 screen is smaller than the iPods. But other than that, I totally agree with your assessment. My Treo650 is a much better protable video platform as long as you have enough storage. The screen is brighter and more vibrant, and you can set the 5-way to function as 30s skip and 8s replay buttons to match the TiVo controls (best for skipping commercials in TV content). Posted at 8:49PM on Dec 5th 2005 by sbono13 0 stars 128. anybody know how to fix when the unlocked treo 650's world clock loses its map view? Posted at 8:40PM on Dec 6th 2005 by kf 0 stars 129. Does anyone have a recommendation for how to incorporate calendar information from both Lotus Notes and Groupwise at the same time? Thanks. Posted at 11:44PM on Dec 6th 2005 by ZDiddy 0 stars 130. Does anyone know how to defeat all the "delete confirmation" windows? Every time I want to delete something in the "Tasks" list or the call log, I get this bloody delete confirmation question. I hate it!! I know how to defeat it when deleting messages, but what about all these other scenarios? Thanks. Posted at 1:22PM on Dec 7th 2005 by js 0 stars 131. In regards to space for video, I was reading that Samsung is working on a 16GB flash card for possibly the end of next year. Storage space will be less and less of a problem as time goes on and this will make the Treo more useful in this regard. Apps I'm running right now ZLauncher Butler DocsToGo(upgraded) Directory Assistance (great app and a money saver too) filepc2pda Filepoint Filez handzipper Splashphoto TCPMP Verichat WorldMate Pro Posted at 4:33PM on Dec 7th 2005 by Jeff D 0 stars 132. A must have for me is TealScript (http://www.tealpoint.com/softscrp.htm). You can train it to your style of writing and it works like a champ! Posted at 12:50PM on Dec 9th 2005 by lyssa 0 stars 133. Wow, I'm shocked that no one has mentioned Initiate yet. It's like quicksilver for your phone, it's more than a launcher so there's a slight learning curve, but damn it rocks. I also swear by two other hobbyist apps: butler and phone technician. http://www.hobbyistsoftware.com/ I also use: Backupbuddy VFS: must have! Crackmeup: for laughs. Quickcheck/quickspell: If you type a lot you need this. Keycaps Clockpop Posted at 2:19PM on Dec 9th 2005 by Rich...! 0 stars 134. KMaps http://mytreo.net/downloads/details-830.html?KMaps This application is amazing and is free to begin with! Just check the Location Services menu. Send Location Message to someone or Photoblog (photo is attached to location) http://www.alealea.com/lacd/photoblogs.cfm TCPMP - Media Player Amazing http://mytreo.net/downloads/details-651.html?The_Core_Pocket_Media_Player Posted at 8:06AM on Dec 10th 2005 by Andreas 0 stars 135. If you have Goodlink and you're in your "Inbox" press "D" to delete messages. Posted at 10:05PM on Dec 11th 2005 by terra 0 stars 136. Can someone point me to the information to walk me through how to use the Treo as a dial up modem for my laptop via Bluetooth? I use Treo 650 with Cingular service and the unlimited data plan. Thanks! Posted at 2:56PM on Dec 13th 2005 by ZDiddy 0 stars 137. Will the treo 650 sinc up to outlook on a pc computer with included software? (sprint) Posted at 4:05PM on Dec 13th 2005 by Tom 0 stars 138. Anyone???????????? Posted at 9:04PM on Dec 14th 2005 by Tom 0 stars 139. Tom, yes of course it can be synced. Go to the palmone website. Posted at 1:19AM on Dec 15th 2005 by Carl 0 stars 140. I use GoodLink with my corp email, but I do not want to use the GoodLink contacts app. It seems GoodLink hijacks the Palm Contacts app. Is there a way to remove this hijack so that "contacts" is the Palm app and not the Goodlink app and keek Goodlink for email? Posted at 12:52AM on Dec 16th 2005 by Felipe 0 stars 141. Best thing I ever got for my treo is a 1 Gig Sandisk Ultra II Plus USB memory card. Same size as a regular SD card, so it will fit in the treo, and flips open to expose a USB port, and fit into any computer. I can plug it into a friends computer, drag MP3's onto the card, and play them for the rest of the night. Also good for saving pic's and doc's without the hotsync software. I'm sure some guru out there will figure out a way to hotsync everything using this card, and eliminate that huge cord that I can never find, but I can't figure it out. I know that a regular card plus a card reader does the same thing, but I like being able to plug into any USB port I find. Posted at 3:57AM on Dec 27th 2005 by Jay 0 stars 142. Love my new treo! I do not have a memory card right now and am not sure if I will need one. My question is I try and play a file (Dallas Cowboy Site)which requires real player (I believe real player is on the palm)and I get a message that my device does not support this file and do I wish to save to my card. If I get a card will the treo then play the file??? Posted at 5:05PM on Dec 28th 2005 by Tom 0 stars 143. After a ton of thinking and pondering I finally came up with it. 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