Palm OS related reviews
Product Requirements: Device: Palm V/Vx PyroMic.prc 37k PyroPlayer.prc 132k PyroPower.prc 22k PyroProFile.prc 65k Desktop: Windows 98, 2000, ME Free USB and serial port Can we all agree that Palm, Inc. is pretty much the creator of the handheld PDA as we know it today? They came first and several others have followed in their footsteps. […]
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Product Requirements: Desktop: IBM compatible 486 PC or higher running Windows 95/98/2000/NT 4.0 or Macintosh PowerPC running OS 7.5.3 or later One available USB port** 30MB free hard disk space 16MB RAM for Windows(64MB recommended for Windows 2000) 6MB free RAM for Macintosh CD-ROM drive ** Windows 95 and NT 4.0, or serial connectivity, require
My Background My first real PDA was a Palm Professional, in 1997, after a succession of those little calculator organizer devices that look like they fell out of a Christmas cracker. In 2000 I changed to a Palm Vx, and I’ve also used the Compaq iPaq and Palm IIIc. PDAs are just one of the
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Product Requirements: Device: Palm III series (not including IIIc), Palm VII series, Palm V series What is the first image that comes to mind when I say the words: Swiss Army? For me, I think of those nifty red pocket knifes with a multitude of blades (I love the tweezers!). What about PDA cases, did
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Product Requirements: Device: Palm V/Vx H101HackV12E.prc – Hackmaster extension 4k H101V12E.prc – Control Panel 7k Keyboards for PDAs have become extremely popular lately. The Stowaway folding keyboard is pretty much king of the hill at this point in time, but other interesting input solutions seem to be popping up every day. I recently reviewed the
Product Requirements: Device: Handspring Visor PDAs Some people are really lucky, they live in areas where there is wireless modem coverage. They can check their email and browse websites on their PDAs whenever and where ever they please. Those of us that aren’t so lucky <pout> are destined to remain wired and as such, must
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Product Requirements: Device: Palm m100 series How many of us are ever satisfied with a PDA as it comes straight from the manufacturer? How long does it take before we begin looking for ways to customize it, and make it “ours”; whether that be by adding a new case, special software, or even a new
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Product Requirements: Device: Palm m500 series You know how you get used to things being a certain way and settle into a comfortable pattern? That’s the way I was with Vaja’s PDA cases. The first case I reviewed from them was a Palm V case in April of 2000. That’s when they were new on
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Product Requirements: Device: Sony Clie PEG N-710c One of the most frustrating things about getting a PDA when it first becomes available, is waiting for the corresponding after-market accessories. It seems that sometimes the manufacturers will wait for months to see if a particular PDA will be popular enough to bother with. Well, the good
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Product Requirements: Device: Palm m100 If you have been looking to find the perfect replacement for your Palm m100’s stock stylus, I believe I may have found it. The Pilot Pentopia Chameleon Stylus is not only made to fit the m100’s silo, but it also has some features that set it ahead of the replacement
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Product Requirements: Device: Kyocera 6035 Smartphone UPDATED 11/08/01: All updates will appear in RED How many Kyocera Smartphone owners out there really like their PDA/phone, but don’t like that it didn’t come with any kind of holster or clip? Well it looks like the E&B Company may have been thinking along those same lines… The Copilot
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So, you’ve got a Handspring Visor and an assortment of Springboard modules that happen to protrude out the back of the PDA. You’re happy as a clam with your PDA, but you wish you had a case that would allow you to leave your oversized modules plugged in. What do you do? Well up till
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Product Requirements: Device: Handspring Visor, Visor Deluxe, Edge, Platinum and Prism I’ve admitted this before, and I’ll do it again, I’m a slug. My favorite past time is plopping my butt in my Lazy Boy to watch some totally brain numbing reality TV show (Hey, when does Survivor 3 start?!). As a result, you can
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Product Requirements: Device: Palm V series, IBM WorkPad c3 keyboard driver (included) The Accufeel G300 from Acer Communications & Multimedia is a small “thumb keyboard” that plugs into the HotSync port of a Palm V series PDA. Acer is actually a distributor for the device, which is made by Darfon Electronics, who calls it the
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Palm devices are terrific gadgets for many reasons. They help you keep track of your addresses, appointments, and expenses. There are also games that allow you to pass the time while on a train, plane or boring meeting. One other great feature that this little handheld wonder has that many people might not know about,
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Product Requirements: Device: Palm V/Vx The Targus Tri-Fold Organizer is a very nice leather wallet type case for the Palm V or Vx series PDAs. The case I have for review is a little bit different than the one currently selling on the Targus site, so I’ll point out the differences as I come across
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Product Requirements: Device: Visor, Visor Deluxe, Visor Platinum, Visor Prism 35K The FlashPlus from InnoPocket is a Plug and Play version of their CompactFlash Adapter product. This Springboard adapter allows you to use Compact Flash cards with your Visor as a means of extra file storage space. The difference between the FlashPlus and the CompactFlash
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Product Requirements: Device: Palm m100/m105 This is one of the few reviews that I will write that comes with a caveat: IF you have no sense of humor, or if you work in an uptight environment where a bit of color is not appreciated, then there is no reason for you to even consider the
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Product Requirements: Device: Palm V/Vx or Palm M500 series, Version 2.0 Uses 46K 06/28/01 Minor Updates added in RED What comes in the box: Four stick on Fitaly Stamp graffiti area covers, floppy disk with Fitaly program, User’s Manual, Fitaly Stamp re-order information Back when I was a Palm newbie and just learning the ins
Product Requirements: Device: Palm III series, All Handspring Visors, Hewlett-Packard Jornada 520 & 540 series, iPAQ 3100 & 3600 series, Casio E-100 series, Casio E-500 Minor updates added 05/23/01, in RED Even more updates added 06/28/0, in GREEN In that never ending quest for screen protection, I have found a product that is a bit
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