Android PIM
Android PIM
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Does any members know of an Android PIM with a card metaphor like Sidekick? I am long time Sidekick user (back the the original DOS "load and stay resident" Sidekick). I can't wean myself to anything else.
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RE: Android PIM
Check out these apps some sync with google too and some have user defined fields!
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Regards Jim
Check the FAQ area of this Forum for answers (If there are any FAQs!) , it could save you a lot of time and effort! Good Luck!
RE: Android PIM
http:/
Regards Jim
Check the FAQ area of this Forum for answers (If there are any FAQs!) , it could save you a lot of time and effort! Good Luck!
RE: Android PIM
All of my important contact info is in my Sidekick 2.0 which I still use daily on my WinXP machine. The greatest attraction for me is the free-form cardlog field where I can make any notes and keep a running history of conversations, etc. I never was able to find as competent and simple a pim as Sidekick.
My only two wishes were that it would have been nice to have a nested structure to the card file (i.e., so that you can have just the company name appear and then the various contacts who work at that company versus having a bunch of cards for that one company, each with a contact) and I regret not being able to customize fonts or have occasional text that is bold or different size. But still I rely on Sidekick pretty heavily in spite of those minor shortcomings.
Doug