> The subject line says everything I'm after. Actually, I think it doesn't tell us enough :-)
What kind of "wireless development" do you want to do? Do you want to build applications that run on the Palm and connect to something wirelessly? There are a lot of choices, maybe starting with the current HandSpring Treos that provide wireless access via dialup or (soon officially) GPRS. Palm is rumored to come out with a new GPRS-based device. For older devices, there are sleds or other attachments for CDPD service. Do you "just" want to build server-based applications that the user can access wirelessly from the Palm via a browser? In that case the cheapest wireless device right now might well be the Palm VIIx; I have seen it new for $89 (after a mail-in rebate). This would let you build/test so-called Palm's so called web clipping applications (a misnomer IMHO). In general, cumulative network service fees are likely going to be higher than the device purchase price. To get started, there are (AFAIK) two books, one focussing on general network programming on the Palm and one (co-authored by Ben Combee who is quite active here) that focusses on Web Clipping applications. Check Amazon. Oliver __________________________________________________ Do you Yahoo!? Faith Hill - Exclusive Performances, Videos & More http://faith.yahoo.com -- For information on using the Palm Developer Forums, or to unsubscribe, please see http://www.palmos.com/dev/support/forums/
