Be like Batman and get a Butler for your Palm Treo

Remember Alfred the Butler who took care of Batman (Bruce Wayne) and made sure that he was always at his best? Now just imagine that you had your own electronic version of Alfred in your Palm Treo phone.

The Butler application for the Treo is the digital equivalent of Alfred.

Butler is the assistant who thinks of everything. Alarms, Attention Grabber, Navigation, Launching, LED, Keyguard and Much More.

Butler contains 7 sets of utilities yet costs less than most single applications. Please note that Butler is only written for the Palm Treo.

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Features of Butler:

• Alarms – Repeating alarms with ringtones or MP3 (No need to buy an MP3 Player)
• Alerts – Nags you like a pager to make sure you don’t miss anything
• Security – Remote lock allows you do lock or delete your Treo via SMS if it’s stolen
• Navigation – Launch apps or calls from anywhere by holding down a key
• LED – Turn it off at night!
• Keyguard – That shows you the time and doesn’t block the screen!
• Volume Keys- To scroll the page, or switch through your last opened applications.
• Housekeeping – Keeps your system in shape to reduce damaging resets!

Reviews on Butler for Treo:

Eddie

Palm Centro does not have LED notification for new voice mail, missed SMS, and new email. Butler addresses this issue perfectly, it can turn on the LED light for all those events. Plus you can map the volumne side buttons as forward/backward button for application. Highly recommended.

Ms Randall

I “must have” for any Treo user- Dont be caught with out this app!

Paul Loemaksono

This app is a good add-on for your TREO.I purchased it with other bundled programs from the same developer and they proved not causing crashes. It is on par compared to Central however.

Michele Kenworthy

This was the first piece of software we bought when we first got our Treo 650′s. It is an excellent program that does everything for you. My favorite is the attention grabber that flashes the LED whatever way you want when you missed a call or SMS. I also feel secure that if I ever lost my phone, I can send a text message that will lock it, and/or wipe it clean! Butler is a must-have for all smartphone users!

Josh Maxfield-J

Butler has got to be the perfect app for your palm. It offers more features & functionality pound per pound than any other app on the market. The alarm features alone could fetch $19.95 as a standalone application. But thats just the beginning with Butler … you also get to set LED options, an awesome attention grabber, a killer keyguard, and more. This app is also backed up and constantly upgraded by a very active developer. How can you lose with a 100% satisfaction guarentee? Get it now and your Treo will never be the same again!

Jeff

If you’re looking for an extremely useful Treo tool that has it all; including an alarm manager that plays your MP3′s, LED control, attention grabber (like a pager) remote lock and a whole lot more than you’ve found it in BUTLER !!! This application has so many useful functions, yet uses so little RAM, it’s a wonder how it is priced so low. The developer has kept us in mind, as the updates are current and the responses are timely. I highly recommend this program, as it has proven to be worthy of it’s weight in gold ! Thanks Hobbyist !!! (Also check out the Phone Application: Phone Technician from this developer…see for yourself…you’d be amazed) !

Nexus

Great AppI wish it had acc or mp4 support with AeroPlayer.

ERIC

DOES THIS PROGRAM HAVE NAVIGATION INCLUDED?

wolfgangs

Superb! No problems with conflicts with other software and with all the alarm features present in my 2002 Toshiba 740e. Palm, without Butler, is essentially useless for organizer functions IF you are hard of hearing and sometimes don’t wear hearing aids. Butler solves the problem — almost. Still missing is a variable, user controllable, snooze interval for every task and event. But one can almost live withour that since the blinking LED functions are now available. Truth to be told, big bad Microsoft did a better job on the scheduling aspects of the PDA than Palm. Wolf

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