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    Access Garnet Virtual Machine for Nokia N Series

    Hello members and GMM-User,
    Is it true that has expired since the 1st November Beta4? I had heard rumors like that. Can be avoided, the expiration time? Do you know something about next version? If Access can now load the Beta4. Last May was so direct new beta. I hope you go any further with GMM or a competing product (Classic, Styletap) closes the gap. I hope that you members would give some your feedback sooner.

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    Re: Access Garnet Virtual Machine for Nokia N Series

    is it true that has expired since the 1st November Beta4? I had heard rumors like that. Can be avoided, the expiration time? Do you know something about next version?
    The reprieve for the Beta 4 runs until 30.11. off!! Otherwise, yes works of POSE, even with access to virtual serial ports and memory card! On the POSE N800 is a bit slow, but I am curious to see how it looks on the N900!! I will definitely let you know after checking.

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    Re: Access Garnet Virtual Machine for Nokia N Series

    The way I see it, in the GMM MAPPS Classic is in it. GVM of Access reports (even at the launch: "Access Powered") plus the graphical integration with virtual hardware buttons from MotionApps. And without the adjustment in terms of the available memory space and without modding the device ID (which indeed is better for the developer and the eBook seller ).The previous versions had only a limited shelf life and there was at the end each one a single. Everything else is speculative rates.

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    Re: Access Garnet Virtual Machine for Nokia N Series

    After I had made the first Palm Pre-development to be seen (are cured to the "childhood diseases"), I am now out about the Nokia 900. The more I am busy with the device, the more interesting it becomes for me. I am completely euphoric, since I've read that I even my old Palm OS-PRG's can let it run. This would be great because I have invested in it. My (maybe amateur) question would be, I can synchronize the programs associated with the desktop versions?

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    Re: Access Garnet Virtual Machine for Nokia N Series

    My hope is cherished Palm programs via GMM for a long time, has turned out to be impractical in reality, I had to deal with too many instabilities. The N900 runs in the remaining super stable, despite masses of beta software. Many Palm-Soft-favorites, I could now replace with Maemo counterparts, all unfortunately not. Especially Agendus and Splash Money, I miss very much, therefore I am still running in parallel a Treo680, but I think that there will be only a matter of time before I'll also get compensation for it in the form of new Maemo software.

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    Re: Access Garnet Virtual Machine for Nokia N Series

    Thanks for the feedback, sounds only in the medium super. The programmers of my heart is happy, that his program runs with better performance on the Pre Classic with. Although I am a Palm-disciples of the first hour, I did not feel like one (in relation to my use) online time expensive deal, yet to the inadequacies of the entire pre and Palms ignorance in the local market. I think I'll buy the N900 and the combination of VM and install the Palm software. In a pinch I'll give it back. I will write about my experiences.

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    Re: Access Garnet Virtual Machine for Nokia N Series

    Hi,
    Maybe you can, who are successfully switched from Palm to N900, give some clues to migration. I currently use only the Palm Desktop. What must I do to make the contacts and dates for N900? I also seek compensation for:
    • SplashID (with migration of the data, if possible)
    • iSilo (this goes on GMM?)
    • Holidays (fill Public Holidays)
    • + Bible (Bible-reading program)
    • ebook reader
    • QED text editor (simple word processor with no formatting, like with encryption)

    Is there a dictionary program and a spelling dictionary?

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    Re: Access Garnet Virtual Machine for Nokia N Series

    The data you get problems on outlook on the N900. So: Sync Palm with Outlook, then the N900. So you can even vacation dates, etc. Registration form. A Bible program, I still have not found too (I appreciate every note). Text programs are found in the infamous catalog "Tools devel".

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    Re: Access Garnet Virtual Machine for Nokia N Series

    Like you, I think there still on the market a product that claims to overcome our old Palm. Like you, I dream of having my TX in the N900, but unfortunately, providing the GarnetVM still say 70% of the ideal. The GarnetVM for example, can not even use the Bluetooth or GPS or N900 SDHC natively, and that makes it still very precarious. However, I think the DateBk5 if I could raise, an issue that you try and tell us. Despite that, personally, I think the N900 is a super-machine. It's like having a PC in your hand. Complements well the deficiencies that had the PalmOS web regarding navigation in all aspects. The multitasking of the N900 is impressive. It is difficult to slow the system down so that together.

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    Re: Access Garnet Virtual Machine for Nokia N Series

    About the programs available, I will tell you that there is a large amount, but what is enough, and well it worked and that 99.9% of programs are free. Just bought two (and were the only ones I found on sale): The display of DTG. Like any pilgrim, you know that without DTG is like walking naked. :rolf2: The only downside that I find the N900 is in its phone capabilities. Unfortunately, the handling of contacts to make calls when I find it somewhat tedious and slow, and the execution re-calls and others. It's not like my Nokia N95. However, as a former user of a TX, I think the N900 is more a PDA than a phone. My main phone I have it on the N95, while the N900 is a PDA, with which I'm connected to internet all the time and anywhere without finding a WiFi signal.

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    Re: Access Garnet Virtual Machine for Nokia N Series

    I tried Google Maps on the GVM and read the maps and images from Google earth. I tried disconnecting the phone connection, and I got connection error. I'll try to install the Blazer. Finally, returning to the initial idea of using PalmOS, I will say that other platforms like the iPhone or WM, can emulate by StyleTap. However, their level of emulation is still far from what the garnetVM, considering also that it is being continuously updated by Access especially for Nokia maemo.

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