I was wondering if anyone might have found something I have not yet, or might be able to benefit from something I have already found.

Here are the things on my Treo that help me study:

CSpotRun - an app to read DOC files of which there are quite a few, either about, or written in Esperanto.

Lingo - a freeware dictionary that seems to be pretty good (worth every penny).

RealPlayer - to play MP3 audio files (like the ones available here).

SuperMemo - a sort of flash card program.

I checked out a couple of other dictionaries, but they were $20 or $30 dollars, and Lingo seems to be okay (at least for now).

I am thinking about PocketTunes as it will do streaming - then I could listen to podcasts and such on my phone.

I am also thinking about some sort of IM type program like Mundu (which works with AIM/ICQ/MSN/Yahoo - and maybe more) once I actually meet some people who might be interested in chatting in Esperanto.

gmosley96:I was wondering if anyone might have found something I have not yet, or might be able to benefit from something I have already found.

Try Twinkle http://twinkle.sourceforge.net
I have a few databases converted into that format.

Works well with Ĉapelanto which is very useful for seeing the characters properly.

For a dictionary, I'm using RoadLingua (commercial) with a dictionary I converted from http://purl.org/net/panorama/vortaro using their own tools 'studio'.