Like many, I've always looked for applications for my PDA that made sensible use of the very little real estate available but also worked well.
Since I got my Redfly though, I tend to find that old paradigm changing. No longer am I happy with apps that have different tabs or screens that have to be navigated too when using the Redfly.
My best example would be Pocket Outlook. I find it nearly perfect when using the PDA itself, but greatly frustrating when using my Redfly. I want the folder pane on the same screen as the actual emails, much like Outlook for the PC or Thunderbird.
The point I am trying to make is that I hope software authors start making their applications "resolution aware", i.e. when viewed on the standard PDA screen it would appear one way, but when viewed on a higher resolution screen would appear another way. It seems a waste of the screen to have big areas of white space. I find myself wanting to shrink the window some to make it display less white space make it look better.
I know it's more and bigger coding, but hey, with bigger Micro SD cards, that doesn't matter so much any more. Besides, it's just my opinion.
Since I got my Redfly though, I tend to find that old paradigm changing. No longer am I happy with apps that have different tabs or screens that have to be navigated too when using the Redfly.
My best example would be Pocket Outlook. I find it nearly perfect when using the PDA itself, but greatly frustrating when using my Redfly. I want the folder pane on the same screen as the actual emails, much like Outlook for the PC or Thunderbird.
The point I am trying to make is that I hope software authors start making their applications "resolution aware", i.e. when viewed on the standard PDA screen it would appear one way, but when viewed on a higher resolution screen would appear another way. It seems a waste of the screen to have big areas of white space. I find myself wanting to shrink the window some to make it display less white space make it look better.
I know it's more and bigger coding, but hey, with bigger Micro SD cards, that doesn't matter so much any more. Besides, it's just my opinion.