for personal use:
- eReader (flexible on format and comfortable to hold)
- rss reader (and offline as well)
- maps (decent quality mapping with gps and track recording)
- plenty of storage
- ability to edit word documents (.docx) and excel spreadsheets
- something like One Note for odd notes
- sync with desktop PC(s)
- Bible with different versions (I used Laridian on Windows mobile)
- Password manager
for work purposes:
- Ability to read technical documents / text books (this means a decent size screen and PDF format)
- Remote desktop to windows servers
- Ability to access sharepoint systems, including sync for offline use (and edit)
- Sync with work calendar and contacts
In the past I have developed quite a lot of code for my Windows mobile devices - I'd need to replace or redevelop these on the new platform. My apps include:
- Sharepoint client tool
- Offline railway timetable tool
- Mapping and GPS tracking program
- Code changes/bugs database
- Railway database
- Program for learning / testing German language
- Tool for noting railway track layouts
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