Pda Financial Software
A PDA (personal digital assistant; also known as palmtop) is a handheld device that works like a mini-computer. It can perform many tasks, including keeping track of your finances. There are a number of applications on the market. The three most popular applications out there are Pocket Quicken, SplashMoney, and Spb Finance. Pocket Quicken Pocket Quicken v2.5.1 is the most recent version available on Palm OS. The most impressive feature is the streamlined GUI which makes keeping track of everything a breeze. Pocket Quicken 2.5 focuses on allowing the user to operate the application using just one hand—which is more convenient. They’ve made this possible by creating a new technology called ThumbNav mode which complements additional new features (like auto-complete and D-Pad support). Here are some additional features:
Splash Money Splash Money 4 is another great personal finance manager that lets you take care of all your financial transactions. Manage loans, credit cards, savings accounts, and checking accounts. Create a monthly budget or calculate your taxes—Splash Money makes it easy! Here’s some more of what Splash Money has to offer:
Spb Finance Spb Finance is all about doing the remembering for you so you can focus your time elsewhere. It can keep up with your daily transactions, no matter how complicated. Synchronize with your favorite desktop application such as Quicken or Microsoft Money. Whatever your financial needs are, Spb Finance is up to the task! Some additional features include these:
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