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cstaley · 11-09-07, 07:06 PM

No doubt, the Ipod Touch is the most elegant media player around, however, since both the Ipod and Pocket PC devices can play media, the critical question (for me) is whether the Ipod Touch can do the basic "PDA" work that the Pocket PCs can do.

Can it do the following WITHOUT having to be hooked up to the internet:
1) Create document files (compatible or convertible to WORD...or at least RTF)
2) Create Excel-compatible files
2) Create calendar dates with alarms
3) Create 'To-Do' lists
4) Upload and run 3rd party software applications

Does anyone know the answer to this?

Thanks.

11-09-07, 07:06 PM	#11 (permalink)
cstaley Aximsite Prospect Join Date: Nov 2007 Posts: 1 Thanked 0 Times in 0 Posts	No doubt, the Ipod Touch is the most elegant media player around, however, since both the Ipod and Pocket PC devices can play media, the critical question (for me) is whether the Ipod Touch can do the basic "PDA" work that the Pocket PCs can do. Can it do the following WITHOUT having to be hooked up to the internet: 1) Create document files (compatible or convertible to WORD...or at least RTF) 2) Create Excel-compatible files 2) Create calendar dates with alarms 3) Create 'To-Do' lists 4) Upload and run 3rd party software applications Does anyone know the answer to this? Thanks.