Product Requirements: Device: Handspring Visor Prism Desktop: PC with a CDrom (for Zap! 2016 game which is included) Most people love games and many people play them on their PDAs. The GameFace for Visor Prism makes playing games easier and more fun. What is the GameFace? It is a nifty snap on joystick for the […]
GameFace for Visor Prism Review Read More
PocketChess versus Chess Genius — a seven game match at various time controls This is not a review, or even a full comparison, but rather a report on a chess match between the two major commercial chess programs available for the PALM OS: – PocketChess 2.0, which costs $24.99 – Chess Genius 1.2, which costs
PocketChess vs. Chess Genius Article Read More
Product Requirements: By the Book: Windows 95/98, Windows NT, or DOS (Version 6.2 or later) PCMCIA type III slot conforming to PCMCIA’s Standard Version 2.1 or later; Card and Socket Services compliant to version 2.0 or later; For data/fax communication: an application, terminal or fax software such as HyperTerminal, ProComm, WinFax, etc. (not included) For
CYNET Complete Cellular Modem Review Read More
Product Requirements: Desktop: Internet connection to view web page stats. Internet Explorer 4.0 or above, Netscape 4.0 or above, or AOL 5.0 or above. (The SportBrain Web site is not compatible with WebTV) How active are you? If you are an average person like myself, you might be surprised at just how non-active you are.
SportBrain Personal Fitness Manager Review Read More
Palm Organizers, a book by Jeff Carlson, proclaims right on the front cover that with it, you can “Teach yourself how to use Palm OS-based devices the quick and easy way!” Does it do this? As we say here in West Texas, “You Betcha!” Not only is Palm Organizers easy to read, it actually does
Palm Organizers by Jeff Carlson Book Review Read More
Most people tend to carry a photo or two of their families or pets in their wallet. But how would you like to carry 100’s or 1000’s of photos in your wallet? You can with the Photo Wallet by VideoChip Technologies. The Photo Wallet is a dedicated image displaying device. It reads images from a
Guess what folks? I’m back to using the iPAQ as my main PDA again. Yeah, you can just call me fickle girl. 🙂 The multimedia capabilities of the Pocket PC is a very strong draw for me and the Palm platform is slightly boring at this point. Here’s hoping 2001 will be different. Speaking of
Julie’s Gear Diary – 2000-12-29 Read More
Update 5/11/01: This review which was written at the end of December 2000, has been removed at the request of PDA Panache. They accused The Gadgeteer of being biased, doctoring photos and lying about the fact that their iPAQ stylus can get stuck in the silo, pop out on its own and might contribute to screen dust issues. In order
PDA Panache iPAQ Stylus Review Read More
Product Requirements: Device: m100, Palm III, and Palm VII series PDAs 45k MemorySafe.prc 5/29/01: Updated in Red below If you’ve heard it once, you’ve heard it a thousand times, “backup your data or you will be sorry!” When you sync your Palm PDA to your desktop PC using hotsync version 3.04 or later, it will
MemorySafe m100 Backup Module Review Read More
Product Requirements: Device: Any touch screen device I like gadgets just as much as the next guy, but I only buy one if it really helps me. I thought I had found the nicest pen/stylus combo when I bought a Retro 51 Tornado Data Pen; that is until a few weeks ago. The Fisher Bullet Space Pen (Model
Fisher Bullet Pen-Stylus Review Read More