This has been a complete roller-coaster of a week. On Wednesday I took my husband to the ER, and he was immediately admitted after a ctscan showed an unidentifiable mass in his lower abdomen. What has ensued has been a steady system of ups and downs. Down when the doctor kept dropping words like “possible […]
Judie’s Gear Diary – 2002-09-28 Read More
What makes a product popular? I’ve asked myself that question for the past year after having posted a review of the Japanese Bit Char-G radio controlled car. That review continues to be one of the top 10 viewed pages on this site. It also has the most active comment forum here too. It’s amazing that
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The folks at QuickTap contacted us recently to tell us about their new Palm OS launcher application. Launcher Plus! This launcher has support for external storage (memory sticks, SD medias), can launch programs from memory stick, and SD medias directly, beam directly from memory stick, and has theme/skin support. SHARE ON TwitterFacebookPin It
Julie’s Gear Diary – 2002-09-26 Read More
Product Requirements: Device: Any item (smaller than 7″ x 10″ that is not water resistant) I like to read e-books in my hot tub. Sure, there is always some nervousness as I hold my PDA above the water level, my hands getting sweaty, my arm starting to relax… Am I making any other Gadgeteers out
River Otter Bags Review Read More
One of the best things about being a Gadgeteer is that I get the chance to play with all the toys that I never had as a child. We didn’t have all that much going up, so I’m really making up for it now. :o) It also helps that I’m still a big kid at
DigiQ MicroIR Controlled Car Review Read More
Tablet remote control / webpad that uses the XScale processor. SHARE ON TwitterFacebookPin It
Spotlight Gadget: iPronto++ Read More
I am a girly-girl. I like to look great, act feminine, and be treated like a lady. The irony of high heels worn with a pair of jeans is completely lost on me, because I would rather look good than be comfortable. Every now and then I will get lucky and I’ll find something that
SCOTTeVEST v2.5w Review Read More
I have two things I want to tell you about today…ready? The first is that I finally got my Gateway laptop’s SP1 issues squared away with the expert help of Matt Nelson, owner of N2 Systems here in San Angelo. Thank you Matt!! The second item is a confession. Here goes: I have done basically
Judie’s Gear Diary – 2002-09-23 Read More
Sometimes the littlest thing can make me so happy. :o) Like this morning, I was re-reading our Zayo review (the anal retentive in me was looking for typos…) and came across the passage where Judie says that she is using the Stabo Stylus Q with her Zayo. So I open my gadget cabinet and start
Julie’s Gear Diary – 2002-09-22 Read More
Product Requirements: Device: Windows PC 98, 2000, ME, XP or later Julie’s comments are in Black, Judie’s comments are in Blue and italicized “So long, farewell, auf Wiedersehen, goodbye…” That’s the little tune that I began humming to my Sony CLIÉ NR70V soon after I first laid my hands on the Razor Zayo Pocket PC.
Razor Zayo A600 Pocket PC Review Read More
Here’s an interesting product for your iPAQ. Printer, batteries, and case all in one. SHARE ON TwitterFacebookPin It
Spotlight Gadget: PDA Briefcase Read More
Product Requirements: Device: Sony CLIÉ T & NR Series I believe that a cradle definitely has its benefits, but there are times when a cable is the preferable mode for your information’s transportation. Not only are cables more portable than a cradle, but they are also much less expensive. I was sent several models
Innopocket Sync / Charge Cables for the Sony CLIÉ T & NR Series Review Read More
Product Requirements: Hardware: Any Macintosh computer capable of running Mac OS X Device: Any Palm OS PDA Software: Any Palm DOC reader I primarily use my Sony CLIÉ T615C as an e-text reader. Oh, I check my calendar, look up addresses, and keep up with my checkbook, but most often I use my CLIÉ to
Macintosh OS X DOC Converters: MakeDocDD and PorDiBle Review Read More
Here I sit in Westford, MA again for another week of training (for my day job). This time I’ve brought Mini-me (Fujitsu 2110 Lifebook) with me. Is it working out better for me than the PowerBook did on my last trip? So far, so good. Like the PowerBook, I just plugged in the ethernet cable
Julie’s Gear Diary – 2002-09-15 Read More
How do you spell frustration? XP-SP1. It installed fine on my Fuji, but when I installed it on my Gateway, I received the Blue Screen of Death with a fatal error explanation. :0/ Now my laptop just keeps trying to reboot, gets the fatal error, resets, try to boot, gets the error….… SHARE ON TwitterFacebookPin
Judie’s Gear Diary – 2002-09-13 Read More