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[Drako91]

i was just curious with all the kinds of DS organizer apps out there if there was one that worked on the DS and GBA ex. like with mini SD supercard, a DS, and a GBA (micro/SP) where you can have certain functions that would changable on the DS then when it is turned on in GBA mode it (has less functionality but) has the changes in it as well (if anyone doesnt understand... its harder to try to explain it on the comp.)

[Drako91]

i just remembered to add in that things like a calender would be the editable stuff

[Devil_Spawn]

you meen a gba dsorganize app that reads from the same settings, and files and has the same style as the ds version?

[Drako91]

Yes, if by what you mean is being able to input/edit something on the DS then booting it up on the GBA and seeing what you had input/edited on the DS version, simalar to how Microsoft Outlook (calender) works.

[Altor]

Explain how to type.

Sounds like painful PSP typing to me.

[Drako91]

What I'm saying is (in the concept of a calender simalar to Microsoft Outlook) you enter it on the DS (with the key thingy), then take the GBA Flash Card and insert it in the GBA (SP/micro), then when it is turned on in the GBA, the modified (entered/edited/eraced) data will show up in the GBA just as you wrote it then being able to put the system into an auto-sleep mode (which activates when buttons are not pushed for a certain time) with a "wake-up alarm" (takes gameboy out of sleep mode) to remind you that you have an "appointment" or something else.
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[anakuper]

if i would like suggest the dev out there to make a ds homebrew, then create:
PALM OS.4 emulator in this machine, it will be the greates apps ever built in the DS.
Palm OS 4 only use 20-66Mhz ARM procesor, 8-16MB RAM for the program/files. And the resolution is only 160x160 or 320x320.. with smaller res, the 256x2XX DS screen can accept the OS main system. And there is more than 10.000 Palm OS 4 software out there...

Well, it just a wish.. maybe it is hard to emulate Palm.

In PocketPC there is Palm emulator name StyleTap but it is not freeware, the source code would not released in public..