pda

It’s interesting how things swing back and forth: fads, trends, convictions, loyalties. No, I’m not talking about politics — despite the changeability of its practitioners, that’s one thing that seems to remain relatively stable amongst the majority of us hoi polloi. (I made a major change back in the early ’80s, but that [...]

I am a new BlackBerry user and loving it, but what kinds of security issues should I be concerned about? – Jamie
Everyone that owns any kind of a “smart,” or PDA (personal digital assistant) phone that stores data, should have the same concern.
These dynamic phones have dramatically improved the mobile communication world and devices like [...]

Gnomie Andrew Norman writes:
Hello, Chris.
I just watched your video concerning Asus Eee PC vs PDAs, and I have a thought concerning the issue. I’m sure you get hundreds of responses, but all the same I thought I’d respond.
Of course, I don’t deny that PDAs are computers, but I think there’s a pretty important difference [...]

Love them or hate them, most folks will say that the one big flaw remaining in Google’s applications is the inability to sync reliably with Microsoft Outlook, still the most-used personal and business schedule management tool.
That obstacle has been made smaller, if not removed entirely, by Google’s announcement on Friday that Google Calendar will now [...]