Judie Stanford

I have received word that I should have my Toshiba Pocket PC early this week… YAY! Give me at least a week or two to use it, and then I will let y’all know what I think about it. I can remember that I was very impressed with the Toshiba’s size plus the fact that […]

Perhaps you might remember (from Julie’s and my CES 2002 article) that Todd with pawgo was kind enough to give us some samples of his null-modem adapters. In case you are unfamiliar with what a this product can do, here is the description straight from the pawgo site: “These handy Adapters let you connect your

Just wanted to give everyone an update: I received a brand new Casio E-200 via UPS overnight delivery yesterday. I did not get a label to return my defective unit, but for such fast service, I’ll make some allowances. ;0) Thanks again to Melissa with Casio for expediting my claim; she was the saving grace

Take a look at what my friend Ellen sent me…it’s definitely giggle worthy. ;0) She sent it with this note: “My apologies, but this is the sort of thing that happens when I’m at home, bored, the girls are playing while I’m goofing off at my computer, waiting for my next software contract to be

Here is an update on the continuing Pocket Informant v.3 evolution… Alex sent me PI beta 7 the other morning. This is an almost complete product, and it is just about bug-free! I haven’t run into any real glitches with it yet, and I am really giving it a workout. Be sure to check out

Are you ready for a rant? Yah, I thought so… Well, as most of you are aware, the Casio E-200 has been my “Daily Driver” for a while, but right now I am a bit upset with the company that puts it out. This morning, I was greeted with a burned out backlight and the

Well, Alex has done it again! This morning I was surprised with the latest pre-release version of Pocket Informant 3.0. This has got to be one of the most feature rich PIM programs available, and it just keeps getting better. One of my only complaints with PI in the past was that it seemed to

Tonight I have a dinner with some of my sorority’s alumnae. Of this group of ladies, there are two that use a Palm IIIc and both seem to really like them. There is one that used to use a Palm III, but she gave up on it and went back to pen and paper. Among

I think I have found my next Pocket PC…300 MHz, up to 14hr Li Polymer Battery, transreflective 16-bit color screen, accepts CF Type I and II cards and a SD slot at the left side of the unit, supports Bluetooth thanks to an onboard chip, minuscule jog-dial wheel on the left side of the device,

Well, Alex slipped a surprise in my inbox this morning: a working copy of PI3.0….it is sweeeeeet! Almost everything works in this beta version, but “Alex the Perfectionist” is saying it’s not quite as tweaked as he wants… So far I am very impressed with what I am seeing. I think you all will be,

Okay…I am getting excited! Alex Kac, the brain behind Pocket Informant sent me a friendly e-mail the other day, supposedly to chat about our shared views on our Casio E-200s. But, at the bottom of the e-mail were two “teaser” screen shots for PI3.0! The closest date Alex will give me is “soon,” so if