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I am another of those palm users who have tried to hang on to that dying platform.
There were so many great things about palm and it will be sorely missed.
In a new age we have Apple and Android phones taking over the role.
I find it almost impossible no incomprehensible to believe there is not a very
lucrative market for Bonsai running on these platforms.
if this information can be shared by multiple users from a central database it would
be an absolute killer.
Is there anybody out there who is prepared to do this ? Step up big guy / gal we so need you.
Merry Xmas to all.
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Posted 23 December 2011 - 03:10 AM
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Posted 03 January 2012 - 11:29 AM
I will also add my voice on this. Bonsai has a great potential if it can be grafted to Apple OS or Android mobile platform. I still use the desktop version and will continue to do so. But darn, I wish I could carry the documents with me and be able to add new entries at all time.
The developers have never revealed to us the reason. I suspect that one of the key software developers has got ill or there may be conflict among the developers.
The developers have never revealed to us the reason. I suspect that one of the key software developers has got ill or there may be conflict among the developers.
Tony Marshall, on 23 December 2011 - 03:10 AM, said:
I am another of those palm users who have tried to hang on to that dying platform.
There were so many great things about palm and it will be sorely missed.
In a new age we have Apple and Android phones taking over the role.
I find it almost impossible no incomprehensible to believe there is not a very
lucrative market for Bonsai running on these platforms.
if this information can be shared by multiple users from a central database it would
be an absolute killer.
Is there anybody out there who is prepared to do this ? Step up big guy / gal we so need you.
Merry Xmas to all.
There were so many great things about palm and it will be sorely missed.
In a new age we have Apple and Android phones taking over the role.
I find it almost impossible no incomprehensible to believe there is not a very
lucrative market for Bonsai running on these platforms.
if this information can be shared by multiple users from a central database it would
be an absolute killer.
Is there anybody out there who is prepared to do this ? Step up big guy / gal we so need you.
Merry Xmas to all.
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Posted 16 February 2012 - 11:24 AM
I have been using Bonsai for a least a decade, and have struggled with the WinMobile or Palm Treo format. My old Palm M500 was a tried and true standby. I've finally entered the 21st Century with an htc Incredible 2 Android phone and found two outlining apps that purport to "sync" with Bonsai (they do import/export)
Android Outliner: http://android-outliner.blogspot.com/
iRT GTasks Outliner: http://www.irtgtasksoutliner.com/
I'm still exploring these. iRT GTasks is much more colorful and featured. I have yet to explore DropBox for real-time wireless sync.
However, I would encourage the group to explore both of these, especially iRT GTasks. It seems that both of these explicitly acknowledge the value of Bonsai. I suppose Natara should be proud of its invention. (??!!)
I'm going to put this post in a number of places.
Android Outliner: http://android-outliner.blogspot.com/
iRT GTasks Outliner: http://www.irtgtasksoutliner.com/
I'm still exploring these. iRT GTasks is much more colorful and featured. I have yet to explore DropBox for real-time wireless sync.
However, I would encourage the group to explore both of these, especially iRT GTasks. It seems that both of these explicitly acknowledge the value of Bonsai. I suppose Natara should be proud of its invention. (??!!)
I'm going to put this post in a number of places.
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