I finally got to start re-loading my Axim with software. It really needed to be reset. Here's the list of what I've got on it so far: Mixtikl V2AuroraMeTeoRGriff (but with issues)Pheonix StudioPocketJamSyntraxPocket ... to think that there are so few music applications compared to the iPhone. So, what have I missed? What else should I put on my Axim? var addthis_pub = 'PalmSounds';

... or Motorola Droid copy. Dell had the chance YEARS ago to enter the SmartPhone market with their AXIM handheld. I owned one of those devices a few years ago and loaded a softphone client onto the phone ... to me at least 3 years ago that Dell had a chance to make a difference in this market with an AXIM cell phone. I think they missed the boat ! Written by: Jeff Wiener. www.digitcom.ca. Follow ...

... first. … I personally think that many applications (e.g. note taking and sketching: strategy games) still demand a stylus, and hope that manufacturers will continue to provide these with touchscreen devices. What do you think? Related posts:Proporta Styli for the Dell Axim X51v – Part 1AT&T to non-3G customers: f*** off!Windows Mobile and SMTP – news from Microsoft

... t be surprised if Dell skipped the carrier relationships and sold it unlocked though. If you haven’t read anything on theDell Mini 3iX, check out our coverage so far. Anyone like the naming? They should have called it the Dell Axim x7 in my opinion. The brand name is already there and Dell promised the X3 and X7 around the X5 days. They came with the X3, but never the X7. Give me one now Dell! ...

... Consumer Electronics Show. Probably the most interesting tidbit in what’s publicly available are the tested frequencies, which do jive with AT&T’s network for both voice and HDPA data. I still think my Dell Axim was a great PDA back in the day — I found it well-designed and built solidly. I’m expecting the same from a Dell Android device. Word on the street is that the ...

... PC / Mobile phone. I TAKE NO RESPONSIBILITY FOR ANY DAMAGE IT MAY CAUSE. That being said, it seems to be quite stable on my HTC T-Mobile Wing, Mobile 6.1 and an old Dell Axim, Pocket PC 2003. I have used it for a couple of years and maybe someone else finds it useful. This program was developed based on the source code found on Since the original desktop version of this program is constantly ...