http://bugs.maemo.com/Special:Contributions/5.248.184.144 From maemo.org wiki en MediaWiki 1.15.5-7 Thu, 07 May 2026 23:02:44 GMT http://bugs.maemo.com/Talk:Killer_apps http://bugs.maemo.com/Talk:Killer_apps <p>5.248.184.144:&#32;/* Understanding Laptop RAM Compatibility */ new section</p> <hr /> <div>== Software wish-list ==<br /> <br /> Somebody want to work on merging the [[software wish-list]] and this page, and deleting whichever one you feel should go? —[[User:generalantilles|GeneralAntilles]] 05:09, 28 October 2008 (UTC)<br /> <br /> <br /> == The calendar topic ==<br /> OK, mCalendar is great, but I still don't think it's a suitable app to say &quot;a calendar is implemented&quot;. Hold it up next to the calendar on the wall. Does it even LOOK like a calendar? To most people, calendar == month view. I applaud the decision to make sync an integral part of the program, as well as making it finger-friendly, but If I tried to use it to keep my schedule, I'd be dead.<br /> <br /> Agendus was very good. Pocket Informant was much much better. Mostly because he was willing to listen to users and apply suggestions.<br /> <br /> My calendar expectations: Day view, multi (i.e. 3) day view. Week and 2 week view. Month view with icons. Filtered list view. Per-appointment colors and fonts. Different alarm sounds per appointment. Recurring tasks. Integration of tasks into the calendar. Simple on-the-go appointment/task entry. Sync and/or backup. Multiple calendars. More to come...<br /> --[[User:boxofsnoo|boxofsnoo]] 13:00, 29 October 2008 (UTC)<br /> <br /> datebook from Pimlico is a really great palm application, as it builds on top of the palm app, so everything works as before but gets extended.. I was very happy to pay real money for a license.<br /> <br /> == Understanding Laptop RAM Compatibility ==<br /> <br /> Recently I needed detailed information about my laptop model. My <br /> research eventually led me to https://znayka.com.ua. <br /> I couldn’t find practical upgrade instructions on most websites. Many sources were incomplete. <br /> On this site I found clear explanations about RAM compatibility, along with clear diagrams that made everything much easier to understand. <br /> I suggest checking this site if you want reliable information about laptops and hardware upgrades.<br /> <br /> == Understanding Laptop RAM Compatibility ==<br /> <br /> Recently I needed detailed information about my laptop model. My <br /> research eventually led me to https://znayka.com.ua. <br /> I couldn’t find practical upgrade instructions on most websites. Many sources were incomplete. <br /> On this site I found clear explanations about RAM compatibility, along with clear diagrams that made everything much easier to understand. <br /> I suggest checking this site if you want reliable information about laptops and hardware upgrades.</div> Thu, 30 Apr 2026 04:44:52 GMT 5.248.184.144 http://bugs.maemo.com/Talk:Killer_apps http://bugs.maemo.com/Talk:Killer_apps http://bugs.maemo.com/Talk:Killer_apps <p>5.248.184.144:&#32;/* Understanding Laptop RAM Compatibility */ new section</p> <hr /> <div>== Software wish-list ==<br /> <br /> Somebody want to work on merging the [[software wish-list]] and this page, and deleting whichever one you feel should go? —[[User:generalantilles|GeneralAntilles]] 05:09, 28 October 2008 (UTC)<br /> <br /> <br /> == The calendar topic ==<br /> OK, mCalendar is great, but I still don't think it's a suitable app to say &quot;a calendar is implemented&quot;. Hold it up next to the calendar on the wall. Does it even LOOK like a calendar? To most people, calendar == month view. I applaud the decision to make sync an integral part of the program, as well as making it finger-friendly, but If I tried to use it to keep my schedule, I'd be dead.<br /> <br /> Agendus was very good. Pocket Informant was much much better. Mostly because he was willing to listen to users and apply suggestions.<br /> <br /> My calendar expectations: Day view, multi (i.e. 3) day view. Week and 2 week view. Month view with icons. Filtered list view. Per-appointment colors and fonts. Different alarm sounds per appointment. Recurring tasks. Integration of tasks into the calendar. Simple on-the-go appointment/task entry. Sync and/or backup. Multiple calendars. More to come...<br /> --[[User:boxofsnoo|boxofsnoo]] 13:00, 29 October 2008 (UTC)<br /> <br /> datebook from Pimlico is a really great palm application, as it builds on top of the palm app, so everything works as before but gets extended.. I was very happy to pay real money for a license.<br /> <br /> == Understanding Laptop RAM Compatibility ==<br /> <br /> Recently I needed detailed information about my laptop model. My <br /> research eventually led me to https://znayka.com.ua. <br /> I couldn’t find practical upgrade instructions on most websites. Many sources were incomplete. <br /> On this site I found clear explanations about RAM compatibility, along with clear diagrams that made everything much easier to understand. <br /> I suggest checking this site if you want reliable information about laptops and hardware upgrades.</div> Thu, 30 Apr 2026 04:44:16 GMT 5.248.184.144 http://bugs.maemo.com/Talk:Killer_apps