Technically Speaking by Julie Strietelmeier Not to brag, but I just got the latest and greatest PDA wonder. The Casio E-100. This little marvel is super fast, can play music in stereo, and movies in color! So, what does that have to do with being a Personal Digital Assistant you might ask? Not much really… […]
Technically Speaking Read More
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
Daily Use Comparison of Palm OS and Pocket PC (Part 1) Read More
Product Requirements: Device: Any touch screen PDA While many of you may be satisfied with using “pen-based” styli, there are evidently quite a number of people out there that are interested in “wearing” their stylus on their fingertip. I am going to look at the offerings of three different companies today, and after telling you
Finger Tip Styli Comparison Review Read More
Product Requirements: Device: Any Palm OS 3.x or later device 250 K free RAM Desktop: Microsoft Windows 95/98/NT/2000, 5MB of free hard disk space, HotSync 3.0 or newer, Microsoft Excel 5.0, 95, 97, 2000 Many of us have already discovered that Quicksheet, by Cutting Edge Software (whom I will refer to as CES in this
Product Requirements: Device: All Palm PDAs, All Handspring Visor PDAs, Sony Clie, HP Jornada 540 series, & perhaps others… The Targus Leather Belt Case is a rich chocolate brown leather pouch, with a rotating leather covered metal clip on its backside for attaching to your belt or pocket. Contrasting gold stitching adds to the finished
Targus Leather Belt Case Review Read More
The EM-500 is Casio’s first Pocket PC with a new body design since the E-100,105, and 125. The new EM-500 is smaller and lighter than their previous offerings and is being heralded as a mobile multimedia tool that targets a younger market. It is available in 5 different colors (Red, Blue, Sky Blue, Green, and
Casio EM-500 Pocket PC Review Read More
The HP Jornada 548 Color Pocket PC from Hewlett Packard is probably the most overlooked of the current crop of Windows Powered Pocket PC devices. The cloud of hype surrounding the Casio E-115 and the Compaq iPAQ seems to have totally missed the HP which was actually the first Pocket PC available. I’ve already reviewed
HP Jornada 548 Color Pocket PC Review Read More
Program Requirements: Device: Device running Palm OS 3.0 or later 150 K free RAM Desktop: Windows 95/98/NT/2000 10MB Free Disk Space Since this review was posted, there have been many updates to this software. You can view the changes here. NS Basic Corporation has done it again with their new NS Basic/Palm programming development environment.
NS Basic/Palm Review Read More
Program Requirements: Device: Palm V/Vx (StreetFinder for the Palm III also available) 145 K free RAM for application, maps take up additional space Desktop: Windows 95/98 or NT 4.0 CDrom 24MB Ram, 125MB HD space The StreetFinder GPS for the Palm V/Vx is a clip-on GPS module from Rand McNally. If that name sounds familiar,
StreetFinder GPS for the Palm V Review Read More
Program Requirements: Device: Microsoft Windows-powered Pocket PC (Windows CE 2.0 version also available) 400 K free RAM PocketBible by Laridian Electronic Publishing is a full featured Bible study/reading application for your Pocket PC. Instead of carrying around the actual books, this program will allow you to keep multiple Bibles right on your Pocket PC. The