We've asked for some help in the past with the "newer" Palm devices, specifically the Tungsten T3 and Tungsten E model of palmOne devices. These devices have newer Palm applications built into them; Calendar, Contacts, Tasks, and Notes.

These new applications have new fields we need to begin supporting, and in order to do that, we need physical access to a device to test with. It is very hard to reverse-engineer the changes that Palmsource has made to the API, remotely, or through email.

A member of the pilot-link community from SoftAce ApS has graciously donated a brand new Tungsten T3 to the cause, and pointed us to a few existing areas of interest for fixing some outstanding incompatibilities with these devices.

With this donation, we are now better equipped to begin picking apart the bits, and the changes in these new PIM applications, firsthand. Many thanks go out to SoftAce ApS for their contribution, from everyone on the
team.

We welcome any and all contributions from users who wish to help us make pilot-link a much more robust project for the rest of the community. These can be in the form of time, coding talent, documentation, testing, or devices.

Thanks again SoftAce ApS, for setting a great example for others to follow!