Product Requirements: Tapwave Zodiac 1 or 2 (running firmware 1.1) An SD or MMC card to take advantage of most of the features A MacOS X computer with built-in USB, OS 10.2.8 or newer iTunes 2.0.4 or newer (only necessary for the iTunes features) iPhoto 1.1.1 or newer (only necessary for the iPhoto features) Palm […]
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Not sure why this product looks like a frog, but it’s a barometer, thermometer, hygrometer and data logger for your PC. SHARE ON TwitterFacebookPin It
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When I recently decided to sell my Olympus C-700 Ultra Zoom and upgrade to the C-750, it didn’t occur to me that the new camera would come with a neck strap, instead of the wrist strap I prefer to use. Once the problem was realized, I thought that swapping out the neck strap for my
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The latest TH55 update: Roberto, my poor abused Sony customer service guy, the one that keeps having to call me back (and hear about how unhappy I am), called today to find out if I had received the box they are sending(I had not). Sony’s solution is to “buy back” my TH55. Roberto is sending
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Plug this little USB memory drive into your PC, and surf using a built-in browser. Takes your cookies and history with you, when you unplug it. SHARE ON TwitterFacebookPin It
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Product Requirements: Device: Sony CLIE TH55 The Sony CLIE TH55 hasn’t been out very long at all, and already we have several options to customize it. From leather cases, to plastic plugs that fill the voids left at the top of the CLIE when the flip cover is removed. Another way to customize your TH55,
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More PC to Mac Switch Adventures Last night was my first attempt at writing a review on the PowerBook. I used a freeware application called TacoEdit to write the HTML. This is a simple app that can have a split screen that has your editor on top, and a live preview window on the bottom
Julie’s Gear Diary – 2004-04-20 Read More
Product Requirements: Tapwave Zodiac1 or 2 Ever since I started using a Tapwave Zodiac2, I have wanted a case that would protect and enhance its looks. Perhaps due to the Zodiac’s curvy shape, landscape orientation, odd button placement or maybe because this PDA isn’t widely available in stores, there just haven’t been a lot of
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I doubt if any of you that have been following my CLIÉ TH55 saga will be surprised when I say that I don’t think that particular review will be happening…ever. As things stand right now, I have a refurbished unit that Sony sent to replace a two week old TH55, after they had kept mine
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New kid/person tracking device that uses Bluetooth. Using a mobile phone, you can request the location of a tag via an SMS message. SHARE ON TwitterFacebookPin It
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Gear bags are a passion with me. I’m always on the look out for something better than what I am currently using. For me, “better” tends to mean a combination of functionality and style. I don’t want to carry the same boring bag that everyone else does, I like to be different. So, I was
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My thanks go out to Joe Stirt, the “world’s only blogging anesthesiologist,” who whether he meant to or not managed to send me a well timed and well received Birthday gift: The Widescreen Edition of The Matrix Revolutions. Yes, I am the one person on the face of the earth who hasn’t seen the movie
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PC to Mac Switch Day 3 Last night I only had time to import my 3800+ song collection from my PC to the PowerBook. I didn’t realize how long it would take when I started the process… I made the mistake of adding the files to the iTunes library using WiFi. I started the import
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Product Requirements: A mobile phone with a universal 2.5mm plug, adapter required for those not compatible There are a couple reasons why the idea of wearing a headset while using my cell phone does not appeal. For one, their weight after perching on my ear for any amount of time can become painful. Furthermore, all
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Progress with the big switch-a-roo (AKA my PC to Mac odyssey): I received the Powerbook Tuesday night and only had enough time to unpack it, turn it on, register with the .Mac service, hook up to my home network via WiFi, and pull down all the automatic software updates from Apple. I had googled around
Julie’s Gear Diary – 2004-04-15 Read More
Product Requirements: Device: HP2200 iPaq Pocket PC “We have the power to make it stronger, faster… ” Some of you may recall those words from a 70’s TV show called The Six Million Dollar Man. But for me, these words remind me of PocketPCTechs.com. These guys can take most Pocket PCs and turn them into
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This is a cautionary tale: If you ever get hijacked by one of those pesky programs that changes your home-page to some search engine that a. you have never heard of and b. you don’t want – pay attention and don’t do the first thing I did, which is attempt to remove it. Steve’s computer
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It’s deja vu all over again… Some of you may remember that two years ago I bought an Apple G4 Titanium Powerbook with the intentions of making the big switch from PCs to Macs. Although I loved the TI Book, it just didn’t work out for me at that time, so I sold it. Wellllll,
Julie’s Gear Diary – 2004-04-13 Read More
A few months ago I reviewed the Samsung E700 and thought at that time, that this was the ultimate gadget phone. However, this is no longer true, as I bought the Inno 90 from the 2nd largest mobile phone manufacturer in Korea called Innostream. The Inno 90 is on sale in North America through
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