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Plantronics M20 Bluetooth Mono Headset – Graphite

• Connectivity technology: Bluetooth
• Headset type: monaural
• Colour of product: Grey
• Wearing style: Ear-hook
• Brand compatibility: Apple

Plantronics M20R BT HEADSET EMEA 8545005 PLA MOBILE

List Price: £24.99

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Question by Renee: How do I convert info on my Palm Pilot to my smartphone that uses Windows mobile 5.0? Is there software?
I have Tungsten E and will buy a smartphone with Mobile 5.0? Is the software free? Where can I get it?

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Answer by Christopher
Smartphones use Outlook. You already have it if you have Windows 98 or later. If not, they will include the software with the phone.

You can also download a free version of Outlook Express from Microsoft’s web site.

You can transfer data from Palm to Outlook using Import and Export commands from the file menu.

Just select Export from the menu in your Palm software, save your data in a file. Select Import from Outlook, and select the file you created.

Might be a little more complicated than that, but it sould get you started.

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Samsung P1000 Galaxy Tab 7-inch 3G + Wi-Fi Tablet (ARM Cortex A8 1GHz, 16 GB, 7-inch TFT LCD, Bluetooth, Android 2.2) – Sim Free

List Price: £799.99

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Question by big_alpha_male: All In One Smartphone PDA MP3 Video Ebook Reader – Which to get?
i currently have the palm treo 755p with lots of applications to do many of these things above, but i want it more “supped up” and more powerful processor for game emulation, speed, better camera, etc… its just a few years old technology..

Im looking for a smartphone that is ALL IN ONE… I want it to be able to be an mp3 player w bluetooth, pda, play movies via large GB SDHC memory cards, a good basic camera w 5mp at least, pdf jpeg ebook reader would be nice. Wifi would be great as well. I was looking at the samsung omnia, palm pre, palm treo pro, htc tough pro, nokia n series (not sure which is the latest n series). unlocked is a good idea, but im not under contract with any provider so I can switch to anything. These are just the ones I know of…im sure there is more to choose from…

thanks for your help in pointing me in the right direction

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Answer by stweedle_uk
I’d go with HTC. I’ve got a universal(ppc) and a vox(smartphone) and they both do just about the same things. Vox is a little under powered but still manages emulation ok

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