Do you secretly wish you were an elf or wizard? Do you love games where you have to figure out puzzles and explore scary dungeons? Well it sounds like you need to install some RPGs (Role Playing Games) for your Palm Pilot. An RPG is a game where you become a character that has certain […]
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Hardware Requirements: Device: Palm IIIx Technology Resource Group (TRG) is well known for their add-in memory boards for the various Palm OS devices. The xtra xtra Pro, designed for the Palm IIIx, is the latest in this line. It not only doubles the available RAM to 8Mb, but also provides an additional 2Mb of non-volatile
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Program Requirements: Device: Palm OS 2.0 or Later 27.4 K free RAM Desktop: Windows 95 or NT 4.0 (NT 4.0 users require Service Pack 3 or higher) ActiveKey by Eddie Soft is an advanced text entry memopad. Essentially, ActiveKey is a memopad application with its own text input system. The text input system is designed
The PalmPilot has gained its popularity through its PIM functions. There are several applications that address different aspects of these issues, datebooks being one of them. This review focuses on a few datebook applications which can act as replacements for the built in Palm Datebook. Datebook Programs: Datebk v3 Actioneer v2.01 ActionNames v3.02 Comparison Summary
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The Palm VII is the highly anticipated wireless device from 3Com. It uses the same processor as the Palm IIIx and the Palm V, so it is very fast. The device has 2MB of ROM and 2MB of RAM just like the Palm III. I am very disappointed that the Palm VII has only 2MB
The much anticipated Casio E-100 color Palm-size PC is finally here. Casio who have really been the leader in the WindowsCE Palm-size PC arena, have produced more models than the other manufacturers so far. First there was the E-10, then the E-11, recently the E-15, now the E-100 and soon the E-105 (more about the
Instead of only introducing a new PSPC model with a color display, Casio has also just introduced a new black/white model called the E-15. This model has 16meg of RAM, a 16 level gray-scale display and a newly styled case. I’ve consistently liked Casio’s WindowsCE devices better than the others available and this new model
I’m very active, and love to be outdoors and hiking. Trouble is, I’m also a klutz. So when I recently inherited my husband’s original U.S. Robotics’ Pilot, finding a solid, rugged case that protects it, yet still fits my active lifestyle, became a top priority! I read all the reviews, even tried out a couple
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Some of you might remember the Compaq Aero subnotebook computer. Well, it has been reincarnated as a palm-size PC… and a color one at that. Yes, Compaq is now the second company to release a color palm-size PC. This unit comes in two flavors. An 8mb and 16mb version. Check out the hardware specs below.
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They say a picture is worth a thousand words… I’d like to adjust that by saying that a color picture is worth a thousand words. Color. Can you imagine going through life without (for those of you that are color blind, I apologize) color? I can’t, and now I can’t imagine wanting to use a
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