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StyleTap StyleTap Platform for Windows Smartphone

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Pros
Runs many Palm-based apps on Windows Mobile
Cons
Not all apps will work
Resolution differences can make screens look ugly

StyleTap Platform for Windows Smartphone Review

by Yardena Arar

- You've invested in a fair number of Palm apps over the years. But now, as skinny new Windows Mobile-based handsets flood the market, your Palm OS-based Treo smartphone is starting to look a bit clunky. One possible fix is StyleTap's eponymous software for running Palm apps on a Windows Mobile device--whether or not the device has a touch screen (which Palms have by default). It might make switching to Windows Mobile easier, but don't expect perfection.

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