Friday, October 5, 2007
PDF manuals and guides for PDAs and smartphones
Thanks to an excellent initiative by the community of PDAExpertos, there is already a repository of the original manuals and documentation of our PDAs and smartphones, in PDF format. At this time have the manuals for most teams that work with the system Garnet / Palm OS.
The manuals are available on page devoted to each team
If you need to consult the manual for some terminal Palm OS, you no longer need to look at the original CD or by other means.
We are pleased to announce that from today begin to be available to all users of PDAExpertos.com manuals, user guides and first steps in PDF format from almost all the terminals of the Palm OS market.
Right now, and you can download these files for all models of Palm, Handspring, and Garmin QDA who are in our models of PDAs. Making a total of 109 files for 60 terminals.
You can find the files in the PDF file for the corresponding model, beneath the photograph of the terminal.
And only lacking the manuals of the Zodiac, so if you have one and still possess the manuals, you can send them to complete the repository. They already have the manuals for all models.
Among this initiative, and the repository of installation CDs that MrAnderson also collected for many models, it is now very easy to take everything you need to get the best PDA or smartphone even though we have bought second hand or not we have been careful with contents of the original box.
By: Mark Gonzalez Troyes in Palm News
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hello, I sold a Palm Tungsten E2 but I gave the disc and I could not install the real player that can not connect to through the hotsync. can be copied to the memory of there sd and the palm can install or as an mp3 player and which could serve me?
indeed every time I try to connect via the hot sync in the palm me an error and locks up and I have to reset, why can not I use the cable
also would have to add the accessories, such as wireless keyboard (and I buy a used CD without wine), etc.