looking for tech support for palm t/x handheld?
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http://www.palm.com/us/support/tx/
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Check the website for the company that made the device and\ndownload the drivers you need from there.
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put ap ost up or try faqs at www.gadgetdetective.com they should sort you out
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check:http://psp.GustoNetwork.com/index.php?mid=16714
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Call HP technical support
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Please contact HP Technical Support for Assistance.\n\n\nToll Free: = 800 474-6836
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Simply no.  It's just like Mac OS X and Windows, there is plenty of room in the market for 2 or more handheld operating systems.  There was rumour of the decline of Palm as they are bringing out a windows based treo but this is not as a replacement but an alternative to give consumers more choice.  Palm recently renewed it's licence contract for the OS until 2010 so it's safe at least till then.
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Need to replace a touch screen, no problem visit the link below they should have what you need to replace your broke one.
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Yes, I may be able to help.\n\nGet in touch by private message in the first instance.
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did you sync your palm if you did just restore the data from the pc if not you are screwed :)
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I chose a Palm Tungsten E2 for myself.  It's cheaper, more reliable, smaller, and there is more free medical software available than a comparable PocketPC.  Also, the fact that it is weaker than a lot of the PocketPC's can also be a blessing in disguise.  I don't use it for any heavy-lifting (pictures, movies, etc.), so I don't need much horsepower.  The result is that the battery can go for days without needing a re-charge (and even if I forget to charge it, the E2 uses flash memory, so it won't lose its contents).\n\nWith regards to the organizer functions, the Palm software integrates almost perfectly with Outlook.  I actually keep all of my appointments and contact information on Outlook.  When I hotsync, all of the information is transferred to my Palm without a hitch.\n\nAll that being said, some of the newer Palms have been experiencing reliability issues, and a lot of the high-end Palms are not really any cheaper than the competing PocketPCs.  Most of the best PDA software out there is available for both platforms.  If someone else is going to foot the bill for you, a PocketPC might not be a bad idea.
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You can download all of the stuff that was on the CD at www.palm.com.  Click on "software".
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ummmmm try calling geek squad! lol
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use this link for details\nhttp://welcome.hp.com/country/de/de/welcome.html\n\nuse following emial for support\n\n<product name>-help.de@hp.com\n\ne.g. presario-help.india@hp.com
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Depends on what u wanna do with the pda.\nIf you are just going to use it as an organizer and are a little short on money... go for one of the cheaper palms OS ones (made by palm).\nOtherwise, if u r in it for the whole mobile media experience (MS office, media player, wireless internet etc.) get a Windows mobile (or PocketPC) based PDA. \nbtw, Palm the company has split its hardware and software divisions.. the hardware company actually makes PDA loaded with windows mobile now, in addition to PalmOS.\nLink: \nhttp://web.palm.com/products/smartphones/index.jhtml\nhttp://www.palm.com/us/products/\nhttp://www.hp.com/country/us/en/prodserv/handheld.html
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email Support\nSend an email to technical support.\n\nhttps://www.synapsenow.com/synapse/forms/portal20.cfm?new=1&formid=4481&website=acerpanam.com&siteid=7117&areaid=2
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Support at Palm or download a bootleg copy from some ploace.