Pocket PC/ Palmtop with languages

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Pocket PC/ Palmtop with languages

I got a new Palmtop last night. I will try out the multi media functions, as movies and internet on my palm. I am sure that I will start downloading things that will help my language learning. When I come out with my mp3 program, I will use it myself on my Palm. I am considering making my LearnFast computer program useable on a PDA as it is written in C# and it would be easy to compile. Using a pocket pc/Palmtop or mp3 player is a very efficient use of time to learn languages during you commute or times you are waiting for others. Even something simple like downloading a word list on a Palmtop might help with vocabulary.

Mobile devices are excellent for learning languages if you use mp3s or download simple lists of words to your palm, or phone etc.

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