Here's something that shows the promise of being practical and useful
-- the new version (2.0 Beta) of Glide on a PC/Mac/Linux desktop
combined with 770/800 access through GlideMobile. Plus a GlideSync
application for convenient uploading from the desktop.
http://www.glidedigital.com/
https://www.glidemobile.com/
Glide is an online "unified file and information management system"
with PIM, editing, storage, online applications, email, RSS, etc.,
capabilities. It's free with 2GB of space.
http://www.transmediacorp.com/news/news_8-1-07.html
The key to its usefulness is that when logged onto GlideMobile most
everything can be accessed through (and with the limitations of) the
standard browser on the 770/800.
I've only been experimenting with contacts, bookmarks, documents, and
a few graphics (N770 and Mac OS X 10.4.10). Email is convenient from
the 770 but has some bugs on the Mac. Glide can be slow at times
with a few quirks, but consider what gyrations it has to go through.
There is a lot of potential simply in it becoming a common
denominator for a wide variety of files and functions.
--Don
