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From: "Kevin R. Phillips" <>
Subject: Re: [TMG] PDA question
Date: Sun, 9 Sep 2007 17:55:05 -0500
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Kat,

Well, considering that they aren't using the Palm OS or the Windows Mobile
OS, there are no current genealogy programs that would work on it even if
Apple allowed it.

Kevin

-----Original Message-----
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Of kathryn gratop
Sent: Sunday, September 09, 2007 3:50 PM
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Subject: Re: [TMG] PDA question

Oh yes, I know that. I have the mini, and it is full, so the 16 gig
iPod with touch screen appeals to me on so many levels. I doubt if I
would have much room left for using the calendar, even if I wanted too,
once all the music and maybe a video or two was downloaded.

If Apple would consider that in the future, iPod/PDA with 3rd party
software like Ged Star that would work with TMG (to get on topic), I
would be able to cut down to one device in the purse instead of two.


Kat

Kevin R. Phillips wrote:
> Kathryn,
>
> The Apple iPhone and the iTouch aren't considered a PDA, at least Apple is
> not marketing it that way. They don't allow 3rd party applications to be
> installed except for "web browser" based applications which will greatly
> limit what you'll have available.
>
> Kevin
>

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