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 […]
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I’m a musician & PDA user. I make my living in music & depend on PDA’s for all aspects of my business. I’ve used handheld devices for over 10 years now, starting with a lowly Casio BOSS. I used the BOSS to keep my schedule & contacts at the time. I probably went through three
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Product Requirements: Device: Palm III series, Palm VII series, and Palm V series I’m sure you’ve heard the term “wearable computers”…? Often people wear their PDAs on their waist in a belt case. For me, that is the most comfortable and convenient method. But, some people want to wear their PDAs around their neck. This
The following report is not a detailed report on the hardware/software discussed and used during this conference. If you want my opinions on the current crop of Pocket PCs, please read my recent reviews… Instead, this report is a look at the overall experience of the trip and the people I met. Last week I
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iPoint Visor Styli E & B Company has 2 new styli for the Handspring Visor; the iPoint VSR and iPoint VSR with pen. Both styli look exactly the same from the outside. They are made of brass, with a titanium finish, and have blue highlights. Both have a white stylus tip. Both styli have a smooth writing tip. They
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I don’t normally review books (actually this is my first time). But when I was approached to review a book called How to Do Everything with Your Palm Handheld, I accepted. This is a 607 page Palm handheld resource guide by Dave Johnson and Rick Broida (of Tap magazine fame). I’m not sure exactly how
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