The ultimate Treo resource: Interview with Jeff Gibson
MTDN: Can you start by telling us how you came to find the Treo?
JG: In general? I found the Treo when I was mearly a user and looking for a business solution to multiple devices. Palm, phone, pager, etc....
JG: I worked with Jean-Francios on the initial design and got his blessing to expand on his outstanding idea.
JG: I then extended it to allowing the user to configure all 9 sound types, radio settings, Blue Tooth settings, keyboard lighting, etc. Then my users were saying that they liked the calendar integration but they wanted a full featured profile utility that had a user interface to it.
JG: So I am now in the late stages of a Beta program on Phase II of ScheduleCare. This version retains all of the functionality of the initial ScheduleCare but now has a full blown graphical user interface. It now combines the ability to build profiles that are timed, manual or soon to be BlueTooth detection. (Via mytreo.net)
JG: In general? I found the Treo when I was mearly a user and looking for a business solution to multiple devices. Palm, phone, pager, etc....
JG: I worked with Jean-Francios on the initial design and got his blessing to expand on his outstanding idea.
JG: I then extended it to allowing the user to configure all 9 sound types, radio settings, Blue Tooth settings, keyboard lighting, etc. Then my users were saying that they liked the calendar integration but they wanted a full featured profile utility that had a user interface to it.
JG: So I am now in the late stages of a Beta program on Phase II of ScheduleCare. This version retains all of the functionality of the initial ScheduleCare but now has a full blown graphical user interface. It now combines the ability to build profiles that are timed, manual or soon to be BlueTooth detection. (Via mytreo.net)
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