From: Bill Miranda (bill.miranda_at_gmail.com)
Date: Thu Jan 06 2005 - 11:22:18 PST
How well any PDA will work with OSX really depends on what you want it
to do. The Palm PDA's have better "out-of-the-box" connectivity to
OSX. The Pocketmac software makes communication possible for Pocket
PC's, although installing new programs from a Mac is still a
challenge. Obviously, the Pocket PC wasn't designed with Mac
connectivity in mind. I Think the Sony products, while running the
Palm OS, still require a 3rd party application to sync with the Mac.
I haven't found a single PDA that I can stick with faithfully. I have
a Newton, a Palm M515, a HP Ipax 1910 Pocket PC, and a Blackberry.
They each get turns being the PDA of the day. Plus, I still keep a
paper calendar handy.
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