Softick Commander was the first program to bring Bluetooth file transfer to the Palm OS. BFT is very useful for all who own more than one device – it allows your Palm to access the files found on a PocketPC or S60 phone. Resco has provided us with an exclusive preview of Resco Explorer 2008 – and it’s implementation of Bluetooth file transferring:

Connections are established from the Bluetooth menu:
0a Resco Explorer will get Bluetooth file transfer support 0b Resco Explorer will get Bluetooth file transfer support 0c Resco Explorer will get Bluetooth file transfer support

Once a connection is up, it gets added to the “Network” tree right next to FTP/SMB shares. A BT share can be used just like any other drive – here’s an image of my Treo 680 harassing the poor TamsPPC ipaq:
1a Resco Explorer will get Bluetooth file transfer support

In the end, I really look forward to Resco Explorer 2008 – it has the potential to greatly simplify my life(and free my Treo of one application). Congratulations to Resco – and stay tuned for the public release(you’ll hear about it at TamsPalm’s first).

Related posts:

  1. Softick Commander – file manager with Bluetooth file transfer
  2. Resco Explorer 3.10 released – Windows Share access
  3. Resco Explorer 2009 for Palm OS released!
  4. Resco Explorer beta available
  5. Resco Explorer update out, new features coming along soon

2 Responses to “Resco Explorer will get Bluetooth file transfer support”

  1. This has simply got to be the most flexible file manager for palm! Nothing else is so full featured in every aspect!!
    R.E > filez
    R.E > zlauncher filemanager
    R.E > “files” (on t5)
    etc…

  2. Hi,
    full ack – nothing beats Resco Explorer!

    Best regards
    Tam Hanna

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