HandStory, a popular Palm OS application that functions as a PalmDoc reader, image viewer, HTML viewer, and memopad replacement, has been updated to version 2.2, which now includes the ability to download web clips directly onto the device through a wireless connection. Like many Palm OS HTML applications, HandStory works by taking snapshots of a web site and compressing them to a small, fast proprietary format that can be loaded onto a Palm OS device. The new version includes support for downloading pre-packaged Clips directly to the device from HandStory's server over the Internet, if the device is equipped with an Internet connection. Version 2.2 also includes support for the HighRes+ screen on the Sony CLIE NR-series and various other minor updates. The program costs $19.95 USD for new users, and is a free upgrade for current HandStory 2.x users. 1.x users will need to pay $5 USD for an upgrade.">

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Home / Cell phones HandStory 2.2, now with online clips and NR70 support By Larry Garfield, Thursday 1 August 2002 HandStory, a popular Palm OS application that functions as a PalmDoc reader, image viewer, HTML viewer, and memopad replacement, has been updated to version 2.2, which now includes the ability to download web clips directly onto the device through a wireless connection. Like many Palm OS HTML applications, HandStory works by taking snapshots of a web site and compressing them to a small, fast proprietary format that can be loaded onto a Palm OS device. The new version includes support for downloading pre-packaged Clips directly to the device from HandStory's server over the Internet, if the device is equipped with an Internet connection. Version 2.2 also includes support for the HighRes+ screen on the Sony CLIE NR-series and various other minor updates. The program costs $19.95 USD for new users, and is a free upgrade for current HandStory 2.x users. 1.x users will need to pay $5 USD for an upgrade.     HOTTEST Smartphones   Cell Phones   Upcoming Smartphones TOP STORIES Hottest Smartphones Set for November Release   Motorola Droid review   New Phones That Are Available Now Upcoming T-Mobile Phones   New AT&T Phones   Upcoming Sprint Phones Upcoming Android Phones   New HTC phones   New Nokia Phones NEW CELL PHONE RELEASES Motorola Droid Samsung Moment RIM BlackBerry Storm 2 Motorola Cliq HTC Tilt 2 Sprint Hero Samsung Intrepid HTC Imagio HTC Pure CELL PHONE RESOURCE CENTER Expert Guides   Advanced Search   Side-by-Side IN-DEPTH REVIEWS Cell Phones & Smartphones   Digital Cameras   Camcorders NOW IN PHONES Verizon Wireless unveils their Winter selection   Samsung Mythic tries to revive AT&T Mobile TV service   BlackBerry Bold 9700 review   Opera Mobile 10 beta for Symbian S60 Unveiled   Sony Ericsson Xperia X10 Android Smartphone Announced Motorola Milestone for O2, Vodafone Announced iPhone Gets Five New EA Mobile Games What's the best smartphone platform for developers? Next 25 stories MUST READ CELL PHONES» Coming soon » Top 15 » Best-rated SMARTPHONES» Coming soon » Top 15 » Best-rated LAPTOPS» Coming soon » Top 15 » Best-rated CAMERAS» Coming soon » Top 15 » Best-rated INTERNET TABLETS» Coming soon » Top 15 » Best-rated GPS NAVIGATORS» Coming soon » Top 15 » Best-rated HDTVs» Coming soon » Top 15 » Best-rated CAMCORDERS» Coming soon » Top 15 » Best-rated

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