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Of course the Geofox site is the main resource for us all. The support pages give a lot of helpful advice, and Technical Talk offers a place to email in your technical queries. All the technical specifications are to be found there, along with the latest prices. |
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5Alive is the largest and most comprehensive site for Psion 5 and EPOC 32 news, reviews and articles. It has mailing lists, and software download areas too. If you put "Geofox" into the search engine, you will find some useful material. |
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Andy's excellent Psion 5 pages are the other up to the minute source for EPOC 32 news. He now has a dedicated Geofox page. His site carries a download area and links page too. |
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John Woodthorpe's site is primarily for Acorn users, but don't be put off if you own a PC - he has some excellent articles, and all his EPOC 32 material has the Geofox user in mind too! |
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Palmtop is the main paper journal for both the Geofox and the Psion user. It has had a spot called "The Fox's Den", but is now broadening out to include Geofox content in all its reviews. If you have back numbers, there is a new catalogue in database form. Essential! |
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Pocket Info is an excellent new resource. It collects all manner of databases for free download onto your Fox. Anything from films to cigars, from Aromatherapy to chess moves. Fascinating. |
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Psioneer is an online magazine, which you can download onto your PC (not your Geofox as yet!) It carries articles of general interest to the EPOC 32 user. |
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3Lib is possibly the largest single collection of software information reviews and links. If you have lost that URL - this is the first place to look! |
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Purple software is the software developer which made the
onboard Chess programme. It also makes the excellent Navigator, and has a free download of ConvertPro, a conversion programme. Check it out! |
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The EPOC freeware website is a huge resource,containing
links to all the Psion related freeware you can find on the web. Read about it, and
download it to try out - and it is all free! NB most games don't use the full Geofox screen - but will function well. |
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Palmscape is a group of software developers. Two of their number, Russ Spooner and Richard Panton are busy developing the first NewsReader programme, which allows you to access your newsgroups from the Geofox. |
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