Program Requirements: Desktop: Windows 95 or 98 The Pocket BiteMate, from E.W. Bridge LLC is a pocket sized, solid state, digital multimedia recorder and player. This little gadget will not only allow you to record just about anything, but it comes with a desktop software package that enables you to download the sound bites into […]
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Two of the most annoying things about the Pilot are the inability to do an easy restore after a crash & the length of HotSyncs when you have a lot of data. BackupBuddy Software has a solution to that with BackupBuddy. BackupBuddy backs up your entire Pilot, apps & all, so that if your Pilot
Program Requirements: Device: Palm III, Older PalmPilots that have been upgraded to the Palm III level with the 2meg upgrade board (with IR), Any Palm OS PDA with the OmniRemote external IR module 36 K free RAM Pacific Neo-Tek has done what everyone said couldn’t be done… allow the Palm III to be a universal
Program Requirements: Device: Compatible with SH3 and MIPS Palm size PCs. Needs 98k of RAM. Feeling nostalgic for the days when you would cut class, run down to the arcade and feed the coin-ops your allowance in quarters? Remember playing those great games like Centipede, DigDug and PacMan? If so, MazeCraze for the PSPC by
The C.E.O. (Classic, Elegant, One-of-a-kind) case by MarWare is a leather play-through type case that comes in black or burgundy. This case earns instant points from me because it doesn’t require you to put Velcro on the body of your Newton! Your MP2xk is held in place by two elastic bands and by sliding the
The guys at Tech Center Labs have done it again with a nifty accessory for any PDA. It’s the worlds first lithium powered stylus! This little gem is a small metal stylus about the size of the original PalmPilot stylus (but it does not fit in either the Palm III or PalmPilot stylus holders. Nor
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The Stylus+ from Autopoint is a stylus/pen/pencil designed for use with any PDA or HPC. As with most similar products, there is a .05 pencil with an eraser behind the cap at the end. The Stylus+ comes in only one color, black, and will be available at OfficeMax stores around the country. The Stylus+
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Well, as you’ve noticed, I’m doing a little changing to the site. Nothing major, just a little sprucing here and there. Let me know what you think. Do you hate it? Like it? Don’t care? Do you have any better ideas? I’m open to suggestions…. SHARE ON TwitterFacebookPin It
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Most people won’t argue when I say that the Palm V is a very cool PDA. It looks cool, it feels cool, it is just downright cool. But, there were loud complaints when it came out. People moaned that it only had 2meg of RAM and that it could not be upgraded. I could understand
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The Screecher by Pacific Neo-tek is a small hardware module that plugs into the hotsync port on your PalmPilot. This module when used with certain software will generate a 90dB alarm sound. How does it work? You first need to install some software that will let you use the Screecher. Any software that works with
Quicksheet by Cutting Edge Software is a powerful spreadsheet package for the PalmPilot. The software and manual come on a CD. The Microsoft Word formatted user manual (which can be viewed or printed) is clearly written and illustrated. Installing the included software on a PC is quick and easy. Installing the .prc file on to
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Program Requirements: Desktop: Windows 95 System Configuration: Pentium 75mhz or faster Bi-directional Parallel Port, (ECP for optimal performance) 16MB RAM min. Sound card, microphone, speakers. Enough free disk space to store your videos. The eCam from Newcom Inc. is a desktop digital video camera that you can use to take videos, and email them to
I’ve been beta testing software that will allow you to listen to audio books on your PSPC. One word… WOW. This is a great application for these little machines. The only real problem is that the data takes up quite a bit of memory on the PSPC. Glad compact flash cards are getting cheaper! SHARE
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Program Requirements: Device: PalmPilot Professional, or Palm III with 35K for program and 100K for data free RAM Desktop: Windows 95 or Windows NT 4.0 with 16MB of RAM. Internet connection software. Dialup networking detection requires Microsoft Windows Dial-up Networking. Palm Desktop 2.0 or higher. InfoRover is a subscription based news retriever/reader and web content
Program Requirements: Device: Pilot 5000, PalmPilot Personal, PalmPilot Professional, IBM WorkPad, or Palm III 150 K free RAM Desktop: Windows 95 or NT 4.0 (NT 4.0 users require Service Pack 3) Netscape Navigator 3.0 (or greater) OR Microsoft Internet Explorer 3.0 (or greater) HotSync Manager 1.1 (or greater) Microsoft Virtual Machine for Java 16 MB
Program Requirements: Device: Palm device running OS 3.0 or above with at least 2mb of Flash memory. This includes the: Palm III, Palm IIIx, Palm V and PalmPilots with the 3com 2mb upgrade card. 57 K free RAM FlashPro by TRG is a software product that takes advantage of the unused Flash memory on Palm
Program Requirements: Desktop: Still Imaging: 486 DX 33 or better, 8meg Ram, parallel port, Win 95, 98 or NT Motion Imaging: 133 MHz Pentium or better, 16meg Ram, parallel port, Win 3.1, 95, 98 or NT ViCAM by Vista Imaging Inc. is an all in one PC digital camera. It can take still shots or
The Throttle stylus made by Tools is a new idea for an old concept. This is a dual action stylus with a ink pen, and a PDA stylus in one package. The Throttle is made of grey plastic (the same grey as the PalmPilot casing). When the top red button is pressed in, it can
Program Requirements: Device: Palm size PC (may not work with your model due to direct screen access techniques. Read more about this below) 90 K free RAM Version 1.10 SpeedWay by Surerange and Jimmy is a top view racing game for Palm-sized PCs running WindowsCE. It uses special direct screen access techniques to create smooth
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I’m switching over to the Palm V and am wondering how I’m going to manage with only 2mb of ram compared to the 8mb that I had previously on my Palm III. I guess it is time to be more conservative with the programs I install. I sure wish the Palm V had a compact
Julie’s Gear Diary – 1999-02-28 Read More