Tuesday, March 14, 2006
Calendar and guide the 2006 season Formula 1
Nothing better than having to hand all the data needed to keep well informed of the newly begun world Formula 1. And for this we need only our Palm and F1 2006 Guide & Schedule, the program that we recommend in CanalPDA.
[...] With the help of a pocket computer or a telephone advanced and appropriate program, you can have your full details of the 18 circuits that make up the F1 season, pilots, the teams and cars that compete . For example, F1 2006 Guide & Schedule is a program for Palm OS Rodrigo Marbán already gone into its fourth edition and offers detailed information on each pilot (personal data, history, images of the hull), the specifications of your car (characteristics techniques, image) and those of his team (sponsors, etc). It also contains drawings of the tracks, the achievements of previous years and highlights the rules of Formula 1.
The program allows you to compare data on the screen of two pilots, and as you move forward the championship, manually enter the results of each race, or download them automatically over the Internet. In case of new pilots entering or leaving any, can add and remove respectively. You can also set alarms on the agenda of Palm OS to not forget each of the races.
F1 2006 Guide & Schedule is available in several versions: two of them, a standard resolution and high-resolution, offer limited functionality and are free, while 7 U.S. dollars per can download the full version, which provides all kinds of graphics statisticians.
The information is very comprehensive
I have tried in my E2, and apart from that function without problems, I've found that contains many interesting facts and of all kinds, colorful charts and graphs. With the money that is worth the registered version, we pay the developer's effort, which will collect all data of the season, so that we could cómodamenbte to download our PDA. Quite an imperative for the fans of Formula 1.
Published: that happen today have done a very thorough review of this program in Palmaniac. I encourage you to read it.
By: Mark Gonzalez Troyes in Palm Analysis
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I've only seen a failure, and that is not updated the number of victories in the overall statistics, but it is great. To see if there is one similar to her world of motorcycling, je je.
Will soon appear, since it would sell as much as the others.