Some like the Palm Treo, LifeDrive, or even T5 or TX with an external microphone can record audio without much problem, using the program recorder sounds that Palm provides, Voice Notes. However, this program is designed only to record voice, and to further address the resulting file [...]
Wednesday, November 7, 2007 | 14 comments
Perhaps it is not a problem for most of the holders of a Palm, but there is one detail that may be uncomfortable: the small effect that rings every time you press a key physical, such as the Treo keyboard, or we tap into any element a program. It's not as annoying as [...]
Monday, November 27, 2006 | 7 comments
If your Palm has Bluetooth connectivity, you will find very useful program Softick Audio Gateway. This program captures the sound of the device and redirects through bluetooth with high quality (up to 340kbps) to any device that supports the Advanced Audio A2DP profile. This profile audio quality not [...]
Monday, April 17, 2006 | 65 comments
Reading the blog TamsPalm, I learned that the Tungsten C has only mono audio output, something that will undoubtedly suffered when their holders to use as a music player. The interesting thing about this is that entry poses a solution: Split-Tungsten C 3.5mm Mono Headphone Adapter with Built-In Mic & [...]
Thursday, January 26, 2006 | 9 reviews
To enjoy the small physical in all of us, we intend this post on the impact move at speeds close to that of sound, drawn blog Curious But Useless. It is all very well explained, with diagrams, animated images very striking. I can not read until today this problem with [...]
Tuesday, January 3, 2006 | 1 comment
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