Avantgo

Pros: Good interface, cool idea.Good if you want to justuse your Palm for web browsing
Cons: Login system seems buggy,some themes are hard to read, uses a LOT of memory

A few months ago, I downloaded Avantgo. Unfortunatley, I discovered that it used up a LOT of memory, even with the basic 2MB service plan that comes with it.Combined with the size of the Avantgo client(about 1MB), this program could easily end up ...

Pros: Free, websites for on the go
Cons: None really

After I had my PDA for about a month, I had installed every free program I could find to figure out which programs I wanted. Well after I had all the good programs, I was still craving more. I mean Internet Explorer was on my iPAQ, I should be able to do...

Pros: Makes the web as portable as an e-book!
Cons: The choices are now quite limited. AvantGo sold out.

Once upon a time, you could read the whole web offline for free. Now your choices are diminishing...

What Made AvantGo AvantGorgeous
If you own a hanheld computer (a Palm Pilot, Handspring Visor, or similar PDA) and you like the...

Pros: Free, Plenty of Variety
Cons: Network Instability: Only works half the time

I was really excited when I first heard about AvantGo. It sounded like a revolutionary idea: Updated web pages right on your PDA. Free of charge too! After checking the web site (www.avantgo.com), I determined that this wasn't some sort of scam or...

Pros: Nice interface, stability, and formatting.
Cons: A fairly nice selection of sites, though some of the major players are left out.

First off, the interface is great. On the "Homepage" your sites are listed in the order that you add(ed) them. You simply click on the hyperlink which will take you to the homepage of the site to which the hyperlink belonged.

Second, this...

Pros: What an amazing way to bring the world with you!
Cons: New content channels are no longer being accepted by the company.

AvantGo is a no-brainer - do you want the world at your fingertips? Do you want a dizzying array of content-to-go on pretty much any topic of choice which you can read at your leisure? If so - Avantgo is a must-have for anyone with a PDA. And AvantGo...

Pros: Browse the web without a modem; Add your own pages to download
Cons: The more you download - The more memory you take up

Upon opening my palm pilot and starting to fool around with it, I was disappointed by the way there were many applications which required either a cellular phone or a connection using a palm modem. I didn't have the extra money to go out and spend, yet...

Pros: Listings for every theater and movie in my neighborhood, PLUS national news
Cons: So popular ... the pipeline is starting to get clogged

Since I hooked up with AvantGo, I don't even bother with MovieFone anymore. One quick sync a day (less than a minute) and I've got every movie theater, movie listing, time and theater address in the zip code I select - all available with a couple of...

Pros: Free, Offline Browsing, and Ease of Use
Cons: "Space Hog" for some. My PDA case barely fits in pocket..

After my experiences with the original Pilot by 3COM and finally my new experience with the Handspring Visor Edge, that I just recieved, I have to say one thing. I don't think my pockets are big enough. But thats another story, which involves...

Pros: Great content from well-known providers on your PDA!
Cons: Amount of space taken up is a bit hefty; increased sync time (few secs)

Avantgo's software has made my Handspring Visor a lot more powerful. Basically, what Avantgo does is provide you offline content off the web that you can view at any time. Avantgo is available for a variety of devices, including PalmOS, WinCE, PocketPC,...

Pros: Synchronize with web pages. MapQuest is handy.
Cons: Slows synch time drastically.

Avant Go is a wonderful application, don't get me wrong. It supports a wide variety of channels that you can download to your Palm/Visor/Clie/TRGPro. (Maybe even use wirelessly, but I'm not that connected yet). You can get news, weather, driving...

Pros: Easy to use, automatically downloads Web pages
Cons: Arbitrary size limit, some Web pages are displayed badly

I can say with confidence that AvantGo is one of the applications for my Palm that I use most, even more than some of the basic programs that come preinstalled. (In fact, I'd say that the only program I use more is Memo Pad.) It's a fairly powerful Web...

Pros: free! access anything!
Cons: can be slow if theres a lot of content to deal with

When I first got my Palm Pilot IIIxe for Christmas, my wife knew that she had gotten me something that I wanted - and I thanked her for it by only doing my "Kirk to Enterprise, 2 to beam up" impersonation twice. I'm afraid to show her Avantgo,...

Pros: great internet tool
Cons: none

Avantgo is probably the greatest idea and best product offered free on the palm platform. Not only is it extremely usefull but you won't be bothered by registration notices. What it does is organizes a list of articles from a number of channels(you...

Pros: easy to set up, easy to use
Cons: none

Palm and Mac users rejoice! AvantGo works flawlessly for us too.

So often, Mac users will hear about an intriguing service or software program, only to find out that the system requirements exclude them. This is no longer the case with...