More synchronization techniques

The USB cable is the most common way to sync, but it's not the only way.

Learn more

For details about advanced synchronization options, see the Tungsten E Handbook at Palm Desktop's Help menu or visit www.palmOne.com/support. See page xii.

Sync to multiple computers

You can sync your handheld to more than one computer. See page 70.

Add it with Addit (Windows)

Freely available at www.palmOne.com, Addit helps you pick the best apps to add to your handheld, and even manages downloading, payment, and installation.

Advanced synchronization options

Connection	Comments
Infrared ("Beaming" sync)
Wireless, but slower and uses more battery power than USB.	You must activate your computer's IR port (if it has one).
Bluetooth® technology
Like an infrared sync, but can be performed over a longer distance.	Convenient, but requires a Bluetooth adapter for the Tungsten E.
Modem
Syncs between two modems.	Requires more setup.
LAN
Syncs with corporate data via modem or Internet. For Windows only.	Should be done with the aid of your network administrator.

Chapter 8: Did you discover how to...

Make your handheld's Calendar reflect the meeting invitations you created last night in Outlook?… Find a fitness training app online, and install it?… Immediately undermine that app by installing an addictive game?… Figure out why a sync isn't working?