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What happens to your smartphone data ? and is it safe?

by Doug Gross, CNN This week, news out of the Middle East saw BlackBerry, the handheld communication device of choice in the corporate world, assailed on multiple fronts over a security problem. The problem? It’s too secure. Governments in Saudi Arabia and the United Arab Emirates said they plan to ban BlackBerry use, at least [...]

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read-ical(1)						      General Commands Manual						      read-ical(1)

NAME
read-ical - coverts information on your Palm handheld device into an Ical-formatted calendar SYNOPSIS
read-ical -p <port> [ filename ] DESCRIPTION
This manual page documents the small application read-ical. read-ical allows the user to retrieve the contents of the ToDo and Datebook databases on a Palm handheld device, and convert their contents to an Ical calendar. Note that the calendar file named by filename will be deleted, so do not use your main calendar. Instead, use a separate one for this pur- pose, and include it in your main calendar. As read-ical works by passing a script to ical, the ical application must be in your path. OPTIONS -p --port <port>, Use device file port to communicate with the Palm handheld device. If this is not specified, will look for the $PILOTPORT environ- ment variable. If both are not found, will fall back to /dev/pilot. -h --help Display help synopsis for install-user -v --version Display version of install-user filename This is the file to output the ical-formatted data to. USAGE
The program will connect to a target device, retrieve the ToDo and Datebook databases (ToDoDB.pdb and DatebookDB.pdb respectively), then instruct ical to write a calendar file based on the retrieved information. KNOWN BUGS
read-ical has no known bugs. REPORTING BUGS
Report bugs at http://bugs.pilot-link.org/ AUTHOR
read-ical was written by Kenneth Albanowski Free Software Foundation Palm Computing Device Tools read-ical(1)