I used the Redfly while in the waiting room at my doctor's office a while back. My doc took one look at it and, once I showed him how it works with my cell phone, he had an idea for an additional use for the Redfly.
In their practice, they employ Dell PDAs which allow them to do things like send prescription requests directly to a pharmacist via whatever wireless connection it is that they're using. (Wi-fi, I presume.) One of the docs in the practice rarely makes use of the Dell PDA method, as he has trouble reading the small print on the equally small screen.
If the Redfly works with regular PDAs as well as it does with smartphones, it could be the answer for anyone who'd LOVE to use a PDA if they could only read the screen.
Has anyone ever tried installing a Redfly driver on a non-phone WM PDA? How'd the experiment work?
In their practice, they employ Dell PDAs which allow them to do things like send prescription requests directly to a pharmacist via whatever wireless connection it is that they're using. (Wi-fi, I presume.) One of the docs in the practice rarely makes use of the Dell PDA method, as he has trouble reading the small print on the equally small screen.
If the Redfly works with regular PDAs as well as it does with smartphones, it could be the answer for anyone who'd LOVE to use a PDA if they could only read the screen.
Has anyone ever tried installing a Redfly driver on a non-phone WM PDA? How'd the experiment work?