Comments on: Who Wants An i-mate JAQ3? http://the-gadgeteer.com/2007/03/06/who_wants_an_i-mate_jaq3/ Gadget reviews and news by Julie Strietelmeier and friends since 1997 Sat, 26 May 2012 18:07:16 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v= By: Julie http://the-gadgeteer.com/2007/03/06/who_wants_an_i-mate_jaq3/comment-page-1/#comment-25705 Julie Sun, 18 Mar 2007 23:09:35 +0000 #comment-25705 <p>Virginia:</p> <p>Sorry, the winner was chosen last week.</p> Virginia:

Sorry, the winner was chosen last week.

]]> By: Virginia http://the-gadgeteer.com/2007/03/06/who_wants_an_i-mate_jaq3/comment-page-1/#comment-25704 Virginia Sun, 18 Mar 2007 21:50:58 +0000 #comment-25704 <p>Hi Julie,</p> <p>I live in the great state of Michigan! Home of the Detroit Tigers, Pistons, Lions, Red Wings. What more could you ask for! Believe it or not, I am just a 45 year old geek woman who can't get enough of computers and technology and any and all gadgets that come with it. I am currently saving for a Mac laptop. I can always dream. For some reason I am now hooked on these little things called "PAGE UP". You can find them just about everywhere. They hold up your paper so it is easier to type in on the computer. They have really cool designs. Anyways, enough babble. It would not please me more to win the i-mate JAQ3. I hope that I am not to late. Cheers!</p> Hi Julie,

I live in the great state of Michigan! Home of the Detroit Tigers, Pistons, Lions, Red Wings. What more could you ask for! Believe it or not, I am just a 45 year old geek woman who can’t get enough of computers and technology and any and all gadgets that come with it. I am currently saving for a Mac laptop. I can always dream. For some reason I am now hooked on these little things called “PAGE UP”. You can find them just about everywhere. They hold up your paper so it is easier to type in on the computer. They have really cool designs. Anyways, enough babble. It would not please me more to win the i-mate JAQ3. I hope that I am not to late. Cheers!

]]> By: Laurent http://the-gadgeteer.com/2007/03/06/who_wants_an_i-mate_jaq3/comment-page-1/#comment-25703 Laurent Fri, 09 Mar 2007 22:44:19 +0000 #comment-25703 <p>Hi ! My name is Laurent and I live in Quebec Canada. I've always wanted to join a community like yours where I could be in touch with last electronic gadgets and discuss about it. Everyday I use an IPAQ HX4700. It’s a great device for professional and personal use. I schedule my appointment, send my emails on the go, always find the fastest way to come back home thanks to my GPS BT antenna I can even dial my stored numbers to my GSM (Siemens S66). It’s a all in one device and very reliable. I would like to offer a GSM/PDA to my beloved wife but I am bit short on money since my son’s birth. Long life to The Gadgeteer and his community !</p> Hi ! My name is Laurent and I live in Quebec Canada.
I’ve always wanted to join a community like yours where I could be in touch with last electronic gadgets and discuss about it. Everyday I use an IPAQ HX4700. It’s a great device for professional and personal use. I schedule my appointment, send my emails on the go, always find the fastest way to come back home thanks to my GPS BT antenna I can even dial my stored numbers to my GSM (Siemens S66). It’s a all in one device and very reliable. I would like to offer a GSM/PDA to my beloved wife but I am bit short on money since my son’s birth. Long life to The Gadgeteer and his community !

]]> By: Steven Allen http://the-gadgeteer.com/2007/03/06/who_wants_an_i-mate_jaq3/comment-page-1/#comment-25702 Steven Allen Fri, 09 Mar 2007 20:40:35 +0000 #comment-25702 <p>My phone passed away. . . And I cried. . . It was an old Siemens model . . . great battery life for being so old. . . </p> <p>Then I had a newer Nokia.. It ran away from home... of course it probably didn't know where to go, as I was in the process of relocating my residence... It didn't know where to run home to.. =[</p> <p>I have a new phone now.. another Nokia. . . . But I think the old Nokia was lonely and it took a little plug attached to a leash with it... Alas.. no charger... I don't even like this phone enough to buy a little companion to plug into it. </p> <p>I've always wanted a nice device to carry around with me to log all of my stuff in at will. However bulky it may be, I'll find a nice cosy pocket to fit into. It can even help me work... Yeah.... I need help with work... getting organized would save me.. Maybe a little mobile companion could provide the necessary aide to achieve this.....</p> <p>=]</p> My phone passed away. . . And I cried. . . It was an old Siemens model . . . great battery life for being so old. . .

Then I had a newer Nokia.. It ran away from home… of course it probably didn’t know where to go, as I was in the process of relocating my residence… It didn’t know where to run home to.. =[

I have a new phone now.. another Nokia. . . . But I think the old Nokia was lonely and it took a little plug attached to a leash with it... Alas.. no charger... I don't even like this phone enough to buy a little companion to plug into it.

I've always wanted a nice device to carry around with me to log all of my stuff in at will. However bulky it may be, I'll find a nice cosy pocket to fit into. It can even help me work... Yeah.... I need help with work... getting organized would save me.. Maybe a little mobile companion could provide the necessary aide to achieve this.....

=]

]]> By: Paula http://the-gadgeteer.com/2007/03/06/who_wants_an_i-mate_jaq3/comment-page-1/#comment-25701 Paula Fri, 09 Mar 2007 20:00:06 +0000 #comment-25701 <p>I took some pictures of my family with our kodak digital camera and printed them off to do some scrapbooking today. It would be great to have something I could jot down any cool scrapbook ideas I had during the day like the i-mate.</p> I took some pictures of my family with our kodak digital camera and printed them off to do some scrapbooking today. It would be great to have something I could jot down any cool scrapbook ideas I had during the day like the i-mate.

]]> By: Nicholas Lamis III http://the-gadgeteer.com/2007/03/06/who_wants_an_i-mate_jaq3/comment-page-1/#comment-25700 Nicholas Lamis III Fri, 09 Mar 2007 19:38:42 +0000 #comment-25700 <p>My Palm Treo 680 serves a my assistant these days. I'm sort of a multitasker and use my 680 for everything. While I'm riding in on the train to work I am checking emails and the daily news. I am also a Captain of a tennis team and couldn't live without the text function of the 680 since I have to keep my team members abreast of all weekly matches and practice sessions. My 680 serves as my financial assistant, workout coach, Blogger, Coordinator, etc. There is just too many things to list - all I can say is without my 680 or any PDA, I would feel "helpless".</p> My Palm Treo 680 serves a my assistant these days. I’m sort of a multitasker and use my 680 for everything. While I’m riding in on the train to work I am checking emails and the daily news. I am also a Captain of a tennis team and couldn’t live without the text function of the 680 since I have to keep my team members abreast of all weekly matches and practice sessions. My 680 serves as my financial assistant, workout coach, Blogger, Coordinator, etc. There is just too many things to list – all I can say is without my 680 or any PDA, I would feel “helpless”.

]]> By: Craig Yoho http://the-gadgeteer.com/2007/03/06/who_wants_an_i-mate_jaq3/comment-page-1/#comment-25699 Craig Yoho Fri, 09 Mar 2007 18:21:59 +0000 #comment-25699 <p>I'm a mechanical engineer. I had to fabricate some pieces to modify a machine, so I used the ClearView Sheet application on my Cingular 3125 to pull up a spreadsheet with references to drill & tap sizes, etc. With great information like this with me all the time, I seldom have to stop what I'm doing to find a needed reference table, etc.</p> I’m a mechanical engineer. I had to fabricate some pieces to modify a machine, so I used the ClearView Sheet application on my Cingular 3125 to pull up a spreadsheet with references to drill & tap sizes, etc. With great information like this with me all the time, I seldom have to stop what I’m doing to find a needed reference table, etc.

]]> By: ALan Phillips http://the-gadgeteer.com/2007/03/06/who_wants_an_i-mate_jaq3/comment-page-1/#comment-25698 ALan Phillips Fri, 09 Mar 2007 15:42:04 +0000 #comment-25698 <p>Hi: Phone looks quite useful. I bought a MEIZU video/mp3/kinda ipod in China and found it is most useful to download photographs, portrait shots. of people you need so you can use it to remember faces along with business cards. A potable visual business card. I imagine this would work with any device that suppor5ts picure viewing...</p> Hi:
Phone looks quite useful. I bought a MEIZU video/mp3/kinda ipod in China and found it is most useful to download photographs, portrait shots. of people you need so you can use it to remember faces along with business cards. A potable visual business card. I imagine this would work with any device that suppor5ts picure viewing…

]]> By: Ron Reifsnider http://the-gadgeteer.com/2007/03/06/who_wants_an_i-mate_jaq3/comment-page-1/#comment-25697 Ron Reifsnider Fri, 09 Mar 2007 05:06:11 +0000 #comment-25697 <p>I was standing in line at gate B10 in Baltimore Washington International airport waiting for a Southwest Airlines flight. If you've flown Southwest then you know all about standing in line waiting for your flight. I was first inline in group A and didn't want to leave my spot to go find out why the arrival flight was late getting into BWI. I fired up my XV6700 and browsed to Southwest Airlines website to check on flight status. I became even more frustrated because Southwest's website and pocket IE did not play well together. I was unable to enter my flight number in the text box on Southwest's website. Not to be deterred, I browsed on over to Opera's website and downloaded the mini opera browser cab file. I installed Opera then browsed to Soutwest's website again. This time I was able to select my city and enter my flight number only to discover that my flight's arrival was going to be over an hour late getting into BWI. I was going to be really late getting home. There are times when its handy to have an EVDO network available even if one does get bad news.</p> I was standing in line at gate B10 in Baltimore Washington International airport waiting for a Southwest Airlines flight. If you’ve flown Southwest then you know all about standing in line waiting for your flight. I was first inline in group A and didn’t want to leave my spot to go find out why the arrival flight was late getting into BWI. I fired up my XV6700 and browsed to Southwest Airlines website to check on flight status. I became even more frustrated because Southwest’s website and pocket IE did not play well together. I was unable to enter my flight number in the text box on Southwest’s website. Not to be deterred, I browsed on over to Opera’s website and downloaded the mini opera browser cab file. I installed Opera then browsed to Soutwest’s website again. This time I was able to select my city and enter my flight number only to discover that my flight’s arrival was going to be over an hour late getting into BWI. I was going to be really late getting home. There are times when its handy to have an EVDO network available even if one does get bad news.

]]> By: Nick Ellsworth http://the-gadgeteer.com/2007/03/06/who_wants_an_i-mate_jaq3/comment-page-1/#comment-25696 Nick Ellsworth Fri, 09 Mar 2007 02:59:46 +0000 #comment-25696 <p>Well, I played Tetris on my L2. Then I played some more Tetris, then I played a game where you have to get the colored blocks to form lines. Then I did this thing where these squares fall from the sky. I got bored and played more Tetris. After I played Tetris, I pressed some arrow keys to move the falling L. Then I pressed a button to turn it into a ¬. Then back to the falling blocks... then more squares.</p> <p>And then I played some Tetris.</p> Well, I played Tetris on my L2. Then I played some more Tetris, then I played a game where you have to get the colored blocks to form lines. Then I did this thing where these squares fall from the sky. I got bored and played more Tetris. After I played Tetris, I pressed some arrow keys to move the falling L. Then I pressed a button to turn it into a ¬. Then back to the falling blocks… then more squares.

And then I played some Tetris.

]]> By: Meredith http://the-gadgeteer.com/2007/03/06/who_wants_an_i-mate_jaq3/comment-page-1/#comment-25695 Meredith Fri, 09 Mar 2007 00:20:13 +0000 #comment-25695 <p>Today I crawled out of bed and began my morning ritual by checking on my JAM for any interesting home e-mail (shopping mostly) that showed up overnight. Before heading out the door, I read the text message I receive daily on traffic conditions. While on the road, I checked my voice mail and recorded by daily greeting, faking a smil while I continued to wake up. Reminders of meetings and tasks kept me on track with my work. A few more home e-mail checks and between meetings and project activity, the day was over. I sent a text message to my spouse as I waited for my car to warm up beyond the subzero freeze. One more check of my voice mail before arriving home and then the work day was over. Througout all this, I got increasingly frustrated by having to use a stylus (or my finger) to navigate my JAM. Hence my quest for a PDA phone with an integrated keyboard...just like the JAQ3!</p> Today I crawled out of bed and began my morning ritual by checking on my JAM for any interesting home e-mail (shopping mostly) that showed up overnight. Before heading out the door, I read the text message I receive daily on traffic conditions. While on the road, I checked my voice mail and recorded by daily greeting, faking a smil while I continued to wake up. Reminders of meetings and tasks kept me on track with my work. A few more home e-mail checks and between meetings and project activity, the day was over. I sent a text message to my spouse as I waited for my car to warm up beyond the subzero freeze. One more check of my voice mail before arriving home and then the work day was over.
Througout all this, I got increasingly frustrated by having to use a stylus (or my finger) to navigate my JAM. Hence my quest for a PDA phone with an integrated keyboard…just like the JAQ3!

]]> By: Vu Nguyen http://the-gadgeteer.com/2007/03/06/who_wants_an_i-mate_jaq3/comment-page-1/#comment-25694 Vu Nguyen Thu, 08 Mar 2007 21:41:24 +0000 #comment-25694 <p>I powered up my NEC MobilePro 800 today to write a few passages for my travelogue. I'm still catching up with trips I made to Vietnam and down to Disneyworld. The MobilePro is great. It's slow as heck, but it's the closest thing to an instant on laptop. It's got Windows CE versions of MS word and Excel, so the instant on combined with the laptop form factor and almost full sized keyboard makes this a great writing tool to capture thoughts. I've even been able to find some compatible drivers and threw in a wireless 802.11b card that i can use to browse the web, although it's painfully slow and only can browse simple sites since it doesn't support the latest web encryption.</p> I powered up my NEC MobilePro 800 today to write a few passages for my travelogue. I’m still catching up with trips I made to Vietnam and down to Disneyworld. The MobilePro is great. It’s slow as heck, but it’s the closest thing to an instant on laptop. It’s got Windows CE versions of MS word and Excel, so the instant on combined with the laptop form factor and almost full sized keyboard makes this a great writing tool to capture thoughts. I’ve even been able to find some compatible drivers and threw in a wireless 802.11b card that i can use to browse the web, although it’s painfully slow and only can browse simple sites since it doesn’t support the latest web encryption.

]]> By: Fatih Sarac http://the-gadgeteer.com/2007/03/06/who_wants_an_i-mate_jaq3/comment-page-1/#comment-25693 Fatih Sarac Thu, 08 Mar 2007 20:55:41 +0000 #comment-25693 <p>I use my Hp Ä°paq 6515 on a daily life. I spent my day on my home. I placed my sd wireless card on it and check the new cinema films which will be started to be shown tomorrow.</p> <p>What i didn't is to check gps map of 6515 to find an adress of my old friends work. Maybe this is because this phone is no more enjoying for me and needs to be updated with a new one. </p> I use my Hp Ä°paq 6515 on a daily life. I spent my day on my home. I placed my sd wireless card on it and check the new cinema films which will be started to be shown tomorrow.

What i didn’t is to check gps map of 6515 to find an adress of my old friends work. Maybe this is because this phone is no more enjoying for me and needs to be updated with a new one.

]]> By: Christian Gomez http://the-gadgeteer.com/2007/03/06/who_wants_an_i-mate_jaq3/comment-page-1/#comment-25692 Christian Gomez Thu, 08 Mar 2007 19:31:59 +0000 #comment-25692 <p>I use my classic HP Ipaq 5400 Daily. Today I started by tasking all of my up comming appointments for the week. It has been essential in keeping me on track throughout my work week. Than I uploaded one of my favorite podcasts to my SD card so I can listen to it on my way home from work. After that I used my WLAN to check some of my stocks using yahoo.com. Sadly it is missing the phone feature and I am tied down to a wireless area. This I-mate could help me out a bunch by freeing me to the outside world. ;) </p> <p>THank you Julie. This is a great service. Look forward to your future reviews.</p> I use my classic HP Ipaq 5400 Daily. Today I started by tasking all of my up comming appointments for the week. It has been essential in keeping me on track throughout my work week. Than I uploaded one of my favorite podcasts to my SD card so I can listen to it on my way home from work. After that I used my WLAN to check some of my stocks using yahoo.com. Sadly it is missing the phone feature and I am tied down to a wireless area. This I-mate could help me out a bunch by freeing me to the outside world. ;)

THank you Julie. This is a great service. Look forward to your future reviews.

]]> By: Jerome http://the-gadgeteer.com/2007/03/06/who_wants_an_i-mate_jaq3/comment-page-1/#comment-25691 Jerome Thu, 08 Mar 2007 19:01:24 +0000 #comment-25691 <p>just moved into a new place and the dryer wasnt working correctly used my hx2415 pda to wireless conenct to the web and look for the reasons on why and how my dryer may not be working. found that the vent may be clogged so grabbed 24 led flash light and vacum and started sucking out the vent lo and behold instructions were correct. </p> just moved into a new place and the dryer wasnt working correctly used my hx2415 pda to wireless conenct to the web and look for the reasons on why and how my dryer may not be working. found that the vent may be clogged so grabbed 24 led flash light and vacum and started sucking out the vent lo and behold instructions were correct.

]]> By: Vivek T http://the-gadgeteer.com/2007/03/06/who_wants_an_i-mate_jaq3/comment-page-1/#comment-25690 Vivek T Thu, 08 Mar 2007 16:54:03 +0000 #comment-25690 <p>I use my Nokia 7710 as my primary work and entertainment device. I leave for classes too early to check my mail. So I check my mail on the train. I then spend the rest of the 1 hour train journey listening to music (using OggPlay) and reading an ebook (using the web browser or using PDF+). I like the 7710 because it's 640x240 resolution screen gives more screen space than other PDA-phones (which are usually only 320 pixels wide). Sometimes, I use the time to play Sega Genesis games using the PicoDrive emulator. My class schedules and varous lists are maintained using the 7710s spreadsheet functionality.</p> I use my Nokia 7710 as my primary work and entertainment device. I leave for classes too early to check my mail. So I check my mail on the train. I then spend the rest of the 1 hour train journey listening to music (using OggPlay) and reading an ebook (using the web browser or using PDF+). I like the 7710 because it’s 640×240 resolution screen gives more screen space than other PDA-phones (which are usually only 320 pixels wide). Sometimes, I use the time to play Sega Genesis games using the PicoDrive emulator. My class schedules and varous lists are maintained using the 7710s spreadsheet functionality.

]]> By: Dale Strauss http://the-gadgeteer.com/2007/03/06/who_wants_an_i-mate_jaq3/comment-page-1/#comment-25689 Dale Strauss Thu, 08 Mar 2007 16:29:54 +0000 #comment-25689 <p>My Blackjack has become the "Swiss Army knife" of my connected life. First warning this morning was the 8:00 am meeting reminder, followed by a quick check of email pushed from our server. By the time I've brushed the old teeth I've seen the schedule and upcoming "train wrecks" for Thursday. Time to gas up, and fire up the calculator to check the miles per gallon (WAY to few miles to the gallon). By the time I get to the office have talked to a client to reschedule and my wife for our upcoming Spring Break trip. ALL by 8:30 am. Sure, info overload in some respects, but it is great to have it all in one place. The JAQ3 looks like the next step up to me.</p> My Blackjack has become the “Swiss Army knife” of my connected life. First warning this morning was the 8:00 am meeting reminder, followed by a quick check of email pushed from our server. By the time I’ve brushed the old teeth I’ve seen the schedule and upcoming “train wrecks” for Thursday. Time to gas up, and fire up the calculator to check the miles per gallon (WAY to few miles to the gallon). By the time I get to the office have talked to a client to reschedule and my wife for our upcoming Spring Break trip. ALL by 8:30 am. Sure, info overload in some respects, but it is great to have it all in one place. The JAQ3 looks like the next step up to me.

]]> By: Kamil http://the-gadgeteer.com/2007/03/06/who_wants_an_i-mate_jaq3/comment-page-1/#comment-25688 Kamil Thu, 08 Mar 2007 14:15:50 +0000 #comment-25688 <p>It was a day like any other day actually. On my way to school I listened to mp3s on my iPAQ 4150 and checked my schedule for today. When I got there I checked my e-mail. During classes I tried to be a good student and listen to what professors tried to teach me, but just couldn't :P I chatted with my friend via a messenger application on the iPAQ, read news and stuff. After classes I had my project group meeting ... PURE BORDOM ! ... I played a few deals of BlackJack but thought it's better to at least pretend to be interested, so I stopped playing. Then I had to wait for my friend to finish his classes, because we had a few things to discuss and in the meantime I surfed the net and saw your post on The Gadgeteer. I didn't have much time to reply then so I set up a new "task" on my iPAQ ;) On my way back home I listened to some music. So, now I'm replying on my lappy, while the PDA is charging... tomorrow is another hard day for it :D</p> It was a day like any other day actually.
On my way to school I listened to mp3s on my iPAQ 4150 and checked my schedule for today. When I got there I checked my e-mail. During classes I tried to be a good student and listen to what professors tried to teach me, but just couldn’t :P I chatted with my friend via a messenger application on the iPAQ, read news and stuff.
After classes I had my project group meeting … PURE BORDOM ! … I played a few deals of BlackJack but thought it’s better to at least pretend to be interested, so I stopped playing.
Then I had to wait for my friend to finish his classes, because we had a few things to discuss and in the meantime I surfed the net and saw your post on The Gadgeteer. I didn’t have much time to reply then so I set up a new “task” on my iPAQ ;)
On my way back home I listened to some music.
So, now I’m replying on my lappy, while the PDA is charging… tomorrow is another hard day for it :D

]]> By: Design Guy http://the-gadgeteer.com/2007/03/06/who_wants_an_i-mate_jaq3/comment-page-1/#comment-25687 Design Guy Thu, 08 Mar 2007 13:14:46 +0000 #comment-25687 <p>Lets see...</p> <p>The alarm on my SonyEricsson (vodafone) 3G phone woke me up at 6.30am...</p> <ul> <li>7.30am strapped on my snazzy Oakley O-ROKR bluetooth sunglasses, and paired it with my cellphone.</li> <li>connected my Video Ipod to the ipod-connect kit in my 2007 Mazda 3-GT, and began my daily commute.</li> <li>got to my office at 8.15am, pulled out my Apple powerbook G4 12" (1.5ghz, with 1.2gig ram) and connected it to my office's 21" external LCD monitor.</li> <li>docked my ipod into my Altec Lansing speakers, and synced my daily dose of fresh podcasts.</li> <li>currently 10:13am, still enjoying my morning coffee, and finishing off this post to try and win a new smartfone.</li> <li>good luck to you all :)</li> </ul> Lets see…

The alarm on my SonyEricsson (vodafone) 3G phone woke me up at 6.30am…

  • 7.30am strapped on my snazzy Oakley O-ROKR bluetooth sunglasses, and paired it with my cellphone.
  • connected my Video Ipod to the ipod-connect kit in my 2007 Mazda 3-GT, and began my daily commute.
  • got to my office at 8.15am, pulled out my Apple powerbook G4 12″ (1.5ghz, with 1.2gig ram) and connected it to my office’s 21″ external LCD monitor.
  • docked my ipod into my Altec Lansing speakers, and synced my daily dose of fresh podcasts.
  • currently 10:13am, still enjoying my morning coffee, and finishing off this post to try and win a new smartfone.
  • good luck to you all :)
]]> By: Lee Fisher http://the-gadgeteer.com/2007/03/06/who_wants_an_i-mate_jaq3/comment-page-1/#comment-25686 Lee Fisher Thu, 08 Mar 2007 11:54:48 +0000 #comment-25686 <p>While I use many gadgets every day, the most important one for me is my Bunn coffee maker first thing in the morning, without which I would truly be among the living dead. (I do enjoy my HTC StrTrk but could really use something with a keyboard!) </p> While I use many gadgets every day, the most important one for me is my Bunn coffee maker first thing in the morning, without which I would truly be among the living dead. (I do enjoy my HTC StrTrk but could really use something with a keyboard!)

]]> By: Bob Furan http://the-gadgeteer.com/2007/03/06/who_wants_an_i-mate_jaq3/comment-page-1/#comment-25685 Bob Furan Thu, 08 Mar 2007 10:58:37 +0000 #comment-25685 <p>Used my BlueTooth & Motorola cell phone while watching TV and used multiple remote controls on my TV, Home Theater, DVD player, etc. I need another gadget on my (coffee) gadget table.</p> <p>Clubmud</p> Used my BlueTooth & Motorola cell phone while watching TV and used multiple remote controls on my TV, Home Theater, DVD player, etc. I need another gadget on my (coffee) gadget table.

Clubmud

]]> By: Vinit Gupta http://the-gadgeteer.com/2007/03/06/who_wants_an_i-mate_jaq3/comment-page-1/#comment-25684 Vinit Gupta Thu, 08 Mar 2007 10:32:54 +0000 #comment-25684 <p>Hi julie,</p> <p>I have an O2 Atom. And have my own business where i supply fabrics to Fashion Designers here. My day with my Atom begins by checking a few mails in the morning. then i listen to some music using TCPMP on my device on my way to work. Also sometimes i tether it to a cassette adapter to using my car deck. but today i had a client meet and there i took the clients order suing the notes app and mailed it to my office. after finishing two client visits back to back i reached office and the fabrics were ready to be dispatched. i synced the device to my computer and updated my 150+ RSS feeds. i use egress for this. once i am home i read all my feeds just before going to sleep. and email myself the articles I'd like to read in full. thats a typical day with my PPC. i also sometimes send a few love notes to my wife. and almost everyday my three yr old uses this software called "pencil box" to draw some random pics on my ppc. The only thing i miss on my atom is a thumboard and a scrollwheel. A scroll wheel definately helps going through my endless RSS feeds .Jaq3 is tech only Windows mobile phone edition device to provide it. </p> <p>So that is how i use my device.</p> <p>Cheers Vinit</p> Hi julie,

I have an O2 Atom. And have my own business where i supply fabrics to Fashion Designers here. My day with my Atom begins by checking a few mails in the morning. then i listen to some music using TCPMP on my device on my way to work. Also sometimes i tether it to a cassette adapter to using my car deck. but today i had a client meet and there i took the clients order suing the notes app and mailed it to my office. after finishing two client visits back to back i reached office and the fabrics were ready to be dispatched. i synced the device to my computer and updated my 150+ RSS feeds. i use egress for this. once i am home i read all my feeds just before going to sleep. and email myself the articles I’d like to read in full. thats a typical day with my PPC. i also sometimes send a few love notes to my wife. and almost everyday my three yr old uses this software called “pencil box” to draw some random pics on my ppc. The only thing i miss on my atom is a thumboard and a scrollwheel. A scroll wheel definately helps going through my endless RSS feeds .Jaq3 is tech only Windows mobile phone edition device to provide it.

So that is how i use my device.

Cheers
Vinit

]]> By: Victor Atehortua http://the-gadgeteer.com/2007/03/06/who_wants_an_i-mate_jaq3/comment-page-1/#comment-25683 Victor Atehortua Thu, 08 Mar 2007 05:12:30 +0000 #comment-25683 <p>Today as I sat barely awake in my afternoon class, I had not slept all day, I used my banged up Cingular 2125 to check my newsfeeds as well as my gmail, I use the google Java app, it was a very productive class I read lots of very interesting things. Sadly none of them are for my class. But was a fun filled day.</p> Today as I sat barely awake in my afternoon class, I had not slept all day, I used my banged up Cingular 2125 to check my newsfeeds as well as my gmail, I use the google Java app, it was a very productive class I read lots of very interesting things. Sadly none of them are for my class. But was a fun filled day.

]]> By: Rod Bostock http://the-gadgeteer.com/2007/03/06/who_wants_an_i-mate_jaq3/comment-page-1/#comment-25682 Rod Bostock Thu, 08 Mar 2007 02:22:36 +0000 #comment-25682 <p>This morning I used the World Clock alarm function of my Palm Z22 to remind me to phone my children before they left for school to wish them a great day!</p> This morning I used the World Clock alarm function of my Palm Z22 to remind me to phone my children before they left for school to wish them a great day!

]]> By: Kimo Anderson http://the-gadgeteer.com/2007/03/06/who_wants_an_i-mate_jaq3/comment-page-1/#comment-25681 Kimo Anderson Thu, 08 Mar 2007 00:43:18 +0000 #comment-25681 <p>On my work computer Dell Inspiron 9100, I ordered Papa John's pizza, on my computer, using my wireless PC Card. Then when I got home with my laptop and my pizza I made this request. Julie, I am not sucking up, I found you by accident, and have enjoyed your diary immensely. So far from your diary I have begun to save to purchase a Macbook Pro, I also placed my order for a Bugaboo bag. Thanks and yes I would like your phone, peace out!!</p> On my work computer Dell Inspiron 9100, I ordered Papa John’s pizza, on my computer, using my wireless PC Card. Then when I got home with my laptop and my pizza I made this request. Julie, I am not sucking up, I found you by accident, and have enjoyed your diary immensely. So far from your diary I have begun to save to purchase a Macbook Pro, I also placed my order for a Bugaboo bag. Thanks and yes I would like your phone, peace out!!

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