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Julie’s Gear Diary – 2002-08-10 Read More
Product Requirements: Device: Any Palm OS PDA Desktop Computer running Windows 95/98/NT/ME/2000/XP or MacOS 8.6/9.x/X (Carbon) My boss hates Palm. Maybe it’s not so much that he hates Palm, but he is a serious believer in Microsoft and all of their products. Okay, so I’m a Mac guy… …let’s just not go there. Anyhoo, one
Kinoma Producer for Palm OS Review Read More
Product Requirements: Device: Any touch screen device I haven’t written a stylus review in quite awhile. Why? Mainly because I haven’t found one to spark my interest in a long time. It seems like most of the new styli that I’ve seen advertised are huge 584 function pens that require you to devote an entire
Acura Push Me Pull Me Duo Stylus Review Read More
I received the SCOTTeVEST (Version 2.5) tonight. I admit it, I was all prepared to not like it…I mean, how geeky must you be to carry all your gadgets around on your person? Well, the more I look at this thing, the more I realize that it was created so you could carry all your
Judie’s Gear Diary – 2002-08-07 Read More
Ever wished you could view and manage all of the data on your Palm OS PDA from your desktop? I’ve been playing with FilePoint Pro, a program that allows you to do just that. One word: Convenient! SHARE ON TwitterFacebookPin It
Judie’s Gear Diary – 2002-08-07 Read More
Product Requirements: Device: Sony CLIÉ NR70 series PDA Covertec, a company that has been putting out some of the better mid-priced cases I have seen lately, delivers a flip-case for the Sony CLIE NR70 series. Is this the case you have been waiting for? Let’s take a look… Available in a black, red or
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Ok folks, prepare to drool. Hot off the ‘reliable source’ presses comes some tasty info regarding a yet unreleased Sony device: StrongArm 206Mhz processor Clamshell design – not sure if this it is the same as current NR series Flash player that can run even in full-screen Built-in camera can now do video capture No
Julie’s Gear Diary – 2002-08-06 Read More
Late in October 1999 I bought a G3 PowerBook. Wanting something to protect my beautiful little laptop I ordered one of the early “Meta” bags from Spire. The Meta had its faults, but was for the most part an excellent bag. In June 2002 I retired my trusty G3 and got myself an 800Mhz Titanium
Tom Bihn Empire Builder Bag Review Read More
Touch screen Swiss watch with Temp., Compass, and Altimeter. SHARE ON TwitterFacebookPin It
Spotlight Gadget: T-Touch Read More
I am so completely irratated with Audible! I cancelled my account with them when my year’s contract was up – and they still managed to get a couple extra month’s worth of money from me. In February of this year, I thought I was done with them…and for a while I was. Then in June
Judie’s Gear Diary – 2002-08-03 Read More
A nifty new toy was delivered to me yesterday. Yes, it is the T-Mobile Pocket PC Phone. My first impression is that I think it could be my favorite Pocket PC yet. Great screen and small size are big turn ons for me. I’ll be putting it thru its paces for a few days, so
Julie’s Gear Diary – 2002-08-02 Read More
Product Requirements: Device: Sony CLIÉ NR70 Series PDA <climbing onto soapbox> I don’t know about you, but I have yet to see a stock stylus that I haven’t wanted to replace with something more substantial. It honestly galls me that companies will put out innovative PDAs that they are asking over half a grand for,
PDA Panache Stylus for the Sony CLIÉ NR70 Series Review Read More
Hmm, where to start… Name: Gavin Maxwell Website: www.pocketscience.com.au Location: Australia My first foray into the world of gadgets was a few years ago when I was working as a Macintosh developer… my boss brought in this weird lookin’ little greenish lump of a box from a recent visit to Apple HQ here in Australia
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RoadWired are known far and wide for their excellent array of laptop, and camera bags. But you might not be aware of some of the smaller traveler inspired products that they offer. Today I’m going to take a quick look at three such products. R.A.P.S. Advanced Protection System Wraps These soft, protective, padded wraps are
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Just when you thought that there couldn’t possibly be another Vaja-like iPAQ case manufacturer, along comes a new line of cases from the company Galanteya of eastern Europe. But before you say “ho hum” and press the BACK button on your browser, read a little further. What sets this company’s cases apart from others on
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Product Requirements: Device: Various PDAs and mobile phones I really appreciate products that have been designed to be functional as well as innovative. The power charging products that I’m about to review from Seidio show true ingenuity. As a Gadgeteer, I have quite a few Palm and Pocket PC PDAs. When I travel, I always
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Judie just turned me on to one of the coolest programs I’ve seen in awhile. It’s called WeatherBug. It puts your local temperature in the Win XP taskbar. But, it also gives you all kinds of other weather info including humidity, wind direction, forcasts, radar images, etc. It’s even skinnable. You must check this out!
Julie’s Gear Diary – 2002-07-28 Read More
40x video microscope from Sony. SHARE ON TwitterFacebookPin It
Spotlight Gadget: TechnoLOOK Read More
For all of you Sony CLIÉ NR series people out there, you need to take a look at NR Buttons from Stand Alone Inc. This is a nifty little utility that allows you to add buttons and a simple popup app launcher list to the bottom status bar of your virtual graffiti area. Unlike other
Julie’s Gear Diary – 2002-07-27 Read More
Product Requirements: Device: Palm V, Vx, m500, m505, m515 Are you a dropper? I’m ashamed to say that I am. A dropper is different from your standard klutz in that durable and inexpensive items are completely safe – only small, delicate and expensive things are really in jeopardy of damage from a dropper. Sure, there
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