Softick Commander for Palm OS

Palm OS File Manager, which supports file browsing and transfer over Bluetooth

$14.95

Version: 1.03

Softick Commander by: Softick, last updated: 29/10/2007

Requirements: Palm OS 5.0

About Softick Commander

File manager for Palm OS, which supports file transfer over Bluetooth link, thus extending capabilities of Palm OS handheld. Now you can easily browse any trusted Bluetooth-enabled device for the files and folders, move, copy and delete them wirelessly. Softick Commander is a full-fledged file manager, so you can use it to manage files on your handheld directly, even if it has no Bluetooth at all

Softick Commander, compatible Devices

AT&T Palm Treo 650, AT&T Palm Treo 680, Alltel Palm Treo 650, Alltel Palm Treo 700p, Palm Centro, Palm LifeDrive, Palm TX, Palm Treo 650, Palm Treo 680, Palm Treo 700p, Palm Treo 755p, Palm Tungsten C, Palm Tungsten E, Palm Tungsten E2, Palm Tungsten T2, Palm Tungsten T3, Palm Tungsten T5, Palm Zire 72, Sprint Palm Centro, Sprint Palm Treo 755p, Tapwave Zodiac, Tapwave Zodiac 2, Verizon Palm Treo 700p

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