Category Archives: Tre0 700w

For years, I used FlexWallet on my Treo 700w to keep track of my passwords and such.  Recently, FlexWallet was merged into eWallet, so I had to install new software and remove the old.  Always scary. Since eWallet’s file format … Continue reading →

Several of us in the Treo Brotherhood at work are trying to convince a corporation of Blackberry users to make the change.  To show off the capabilities of the Treo, I usually show some of the following applications.  There are … Continue reading →

There seem to be a lot of SE referrals as to how to erase data from a Treo 700w.  The easiest way is to do a hard reset, where you hold in the red power button and press and hold … Continue reading →

I’ve heard of Orb, but wasn’t fully aware of its capabilities.  Seems like a good way to access photos and such from your home PC, but if you have a Media Center or record video to your PC, you can … Continue reading →

I keep telling people how much the Treo 700w rocks, but here’s more proof: Scott Wilder, a cameraman for the network, had been about 20 blocks away on another assignment when the crash occurred. Wilder ran uptown and reported live … Continue reading →

This is one from the SE referrals in my logs. There does seem to be a problem deleting messages when an account is set up as IMAP.  The “empty deleted items” option doesn’t seem to delete the messages from the … Continue reading →

Walt Mossberg has a review today of Sharpcast sync service.  What sets this service apart is that no only will it sync with PCs, it will sync with your cell phone.  Specifically, Walt used a Treo 700w for his tests. … Continue reading →

When you install the MSFP on your Treo 700w, you can use Exchange 2003 SP2 to enforce security policies on the PDA functions.  One policy includes an access PIN, which locks the phone after a certain period of inactivity (5 … Continue reading →

If you use a Treo 700w and SplashBlog, don’t perform their automatic upgrade.  Their upgrader installs the wrong version of the software on your phone, and the client won’t start.  There are two versions for Windows Mobile devices, one for those … Continue reading →