On a typical day, a person wouldn’t normally mention the words pocket knives and PDAs in the same sentence. Just the idea conjures up nightmarish thoughts of someone trying to use a pen knife as a stylus substitute! EEP! But in this case, I can talk about pocket knives and PDAs together and not feel […]
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It’s a little late for April Fools, but when Julie told me about this product I still had to do a double-take…Ladies, would you ever consider something like this? Would you admit it if you did? ;0) SHARE ON TwitterFacebookPin It
Judie’s Gear Diary – 2002-04-08 Read More
Almost a year has passed since Palm launched the m505. The first Palm handheld which had a color screen and could easily become the best PDA around. It had it all, 8 MB RAM, SD/MMC expansion slot, the sleekest and smallest design around and a color screen. Speaking of the devil, the screen was the
Anyone out there play with gyroscopes as a kid? I remember being fascinated by them. I had a metal one that came with a book of tricks that you could do like balancing it on a string tied between two points as it spun. This product that I’m about to write about reminds me of
GPS devices with integrated radio functionality. SHARE ON TwitterFacebookPin It
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Transmits the audio from your MP3 player directly to your home or car FM radio with no wires. SHARE ON TwitterFacebookPin It
Spotlight Gadget: iRock Read More
Product Requirements: Desktop: Windows 98, NT 4.0, Windows ME, Windows 2000, or Windows XP Judie’s comments in BLACK Julie’s Comments in BLUE There are a couple of features that we as the PDA buying community have learned to expect when we purchase a new device. Then there are those features that can differentiate between a
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Make sure you pick up a copy of today’s Wall Street Journal – they wrote an article about JULIE! Look for the headline “Companies Fawn Over Reviewers of Hand-Helds” on the front page of the Business section! Also quoted are Derek Brown of Microsoft, Gina Clark of Palm, and Jim Mc Carthy of PocketAnywhere.com, but
Judie’s Gear Diary – 2002-04-01 Read More
Product Requirements: Device: Sony CLIE N710C, N760C I am using the EB Slipper Case 710 with the belt clip for my N760C. The EB Flipper X also from E&B Cases with the belt clip isn’t that bad either. The EB Slipper Case 710 is great for protecting the handheld as well as giving you the
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From the folks that created the SmartPad, comes another cool digitizing gadget. SHARE ON TwitterFacebookPin It
Spotlight Gadget: InkLink Read More
My Direcway dish was installed yesterday. So far so good! I am keeping a diary of my experiences with it and will be posting a review probably in a week or so (have to make sure I get enough hands on use first). At the moment, it sure beats my dialup! :o) SHARE ON TwitterFacebookPin
Julie’s Gear Diary – 2002-03-30 Read More
Use your fingerprint instead of keys to open your doors. SHARE ON TwitterFacebookPin It
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Transparent blades that attach to bicycle spokes. A computer inside the blades modulates internal LEDs to make images and text appear as the tires spin. SHARE ON TwitterFacebookPin It
Spotlight Gadget: Hokey Spokes Read More
So how many of you are getting excited about the new Sony Clie NR Series devices? Julie and I both pre-ordered one yesterday – we couldn’t resist! It’s kindof wild, but with hardware like this, the Palm OS is looking more and more attractive to me. When will the Pocket PC camp offer such awesome
Judie’s Gear Diary – 2002-03-28 Read More
Yesterday Judie and I both put in pre-orders for the Sony NR70V PDA. This time we’re going to do a joint review, which should be great! Tomorrow is the day my Direcway dish gets installed. I’m getting SO excited! I won’t know what to do with speeds higher than 33.6k! I’ll keep you all posted
Julie’s Gear Diary – 2002-03-28 Read More