Lurvely
Is it just the packaging, or is the Palm Tungsten absolutely gorgeous?
I can feel my old Palm 505 turning a little green.
Similar Posts
New Apple accessories
While waiting to watch a French movie at Orchard Cineleisure earlier this evening, I popped by the iShop run by Club 21, and picked up two accessories: A silicone cover for my new wired Apple keyboard, and the Griffin iKaraoke. The clear XSKN cover was a real pain to extricate from its tightly sealed, hard…
Wanted: Powerful wireless router
Our D-Link DI-624 has been most reliable, and for under S$100 it was a steal. It had 4 ethernet ports (wired) so we could hook up all our computers as well. However its range isn’t long enough to reach computers upstairs, on the other side of the house. We also only have one cable modem…
Wonky Microsoft keyboard
Just a few days ago, I blogged about buying a new Microsoft Wireless keyboard and mouse set. Alas, within a couple of days strange things started happening to them. First, the mouse kept turning off. Then the keyboard’s F11 button, which looks ever so slightly more depressed than the other keys, kept on getting activated….
HP iPaq 6828
I am now the proud owner of a HP iPaq 6828. The first site I checked out, after configuring the wireless connection, was my own site. Looked fine! Am now tapping through my Gmail which is optimised for mobile viewing. See what you can do with stylesheets? However, my Missing Sync 2.0+ doesn’t recognise my…
The case of the disappearing NDP photographs
I bought a new 2GB CompactFlash II card so I could take lots of National Day Parade photos using my dad’s Nikon D70 SLR camera. I thought it would be good to get a high-speed card so that large files could be saved quickly, which would make it ideal for taking fast-moving objects and fireworks….
BiblePod
While surfing around for accessories and software enhancements for my iPod, I chanced upon a very handy tool for Christians: the BiblePod, built for third generation iPods and Minis. It’s available for both Mac and PC (2000/XP). The Mac interface looks much prettier than the PC version. Yes I know that’s usually the case, but…
4 Comments
Comments are closed.
Better not show this to Mark! He’ll want one for Christmas! :o)
Heh. It’s funny how I seldom use my Palm anymore (my Nokia 6510 takes care of schedules), yet everytime a new PDA comes out, I go all weak in the knees anyway 😛
I’ve always liked the idea of a PDA, but in practise, I’m more of a pen-and-paper sort of girl when it comes to making lists. I’m worried that if I got one I wouldn’t use it. Hadn’t considered using my phone to keep track of schedules. Hmm.
Mm. It’s also easier writing your thoughts down on paper, than using Graffiti ™.
I used my Palm to keep me on schedule when I was still freelancing last year, but stopped after I found a full-time job!
And since I always have my phone with me wherever I go, it’s become my de facto scheduler. It also keeps my to-do list. Plus, I can sync it with Outlook to get people’s email addresses.
Good enough for me.