The Treo 650 is my only phone. I recently upgraded from the Treo 600 because I had to replace it four times.
These are programs which may be of special interest to nephrologists, nephrology fans, or internal medicine docs.
- Adobe Reader: Can read lots of things now.
- Avantgo: Indispensable. Channels are New York Times Front Page, Book Reviews, Business, Technology, Arts, International; American Medical News; PCWORLD.COM; and Salon.
- DatavizTech: The only purpose of this program is moving DocsToGo to your memory card to save space.
- DateBk5: Because the supplied calendar program is too clunky.
- DocsToGo: Primarily for arcane spreadsheets.
- Epocrates: Originally I used MobilePDR but it developed hotsyncing problems so I switched. I like knowing drug prices.
- eReader: I don't read books on paper anymore if I can help it.
- FileZ: In case you need to do something like delete all the corrupted files of VersaMail.
- hblogger: Because I liked the interface better than mo: blog's.
- HoliDates2: So I put the dates in. Now what?
- Life Balance: "The word processor of to do lists." Or something.
- MedCalc: Almost all the formulas I need.
- PowerRUN: Because of that annoying 650 memory issue that makes Treo users want to kill Palm.
- Snappermail: VersaMail is very, very, very buggy.
- Statcoder.com: Everything on this page.