Search PalmPower's 487 Palm-related article archive 
Home
EasyPrint
News details Click here for the RSS feed's XML code. This is not a browser URL.
Articles-only Click here for the RSS feed's XML code. This is not a browser URL.
PalmPilot Guide: The ultimate review (continued)

Is it worth it?
I recommend PP:TUG to any PalmPilot owner who would like instant access to a great deal of expertise and cool software. This is a handy reference that won't just sit on your desk and gather dust. Now, David, how about a Doc version? PalmOS in a Nutshell, maybe? Just kiddingÉ

Product availability and resources
O'Reilly and Associates can be found at http://www.ora.com, and the PP:TUG website is at http://palmpilot.oreilly.com.

David Pogue's home page is http://www.pogueman.com.

Computer Literacy Bookstore is located at http://www.clbooks.com.

More information about The Everything CD for PalmPilot is at http://iso-ezine.com/cd/pilot/contentspilot.html.

Metrowerks can be reached at http://www.metrowerks.com.

Details on Intellisync are located at http://www.pumatech.com.

Linux resources
Michael Holve has some excellent tips and links at http://eunuchs.org/linux/palm/index.html.

Oliver Fromme maintains a Unix-centric archive at http://ftp.tu-clausthal.de/pub/palmpilot.

Jonathan Markevich's Pilot page offers a number of links at http://members.xoom.com/JMarkevich/pilot.html.

PilotManager is a Unix-based hotsync product available at http://www.moshpit.org/pilotmgr/.

OS/2 resources
John Sandlin specifically targets using the PalmPilot with OS/2 at http://www.connecti.com/~sandlin/PalmPilot.html.

If you're interested in Pilot programming under OS/2, visit Jolly's Pilot Page at http://home.t-online.de/home/johler/pilot.html.

Java resources (for platform agnostics)
Try The Java-PalmPilot Connectivity Project at http://warp.idirect.com/java-pilot.html.

Or try Ghost Machine at http://www.cs.washington.edu/homes/mcdirmid/ghost/.

Claire Pieterek is a LAN/WAN designer at Whittman-Hart, Inc. in Denver. She has been a PalmPilot fanatic since buying a Pilot 5000 in May 1996. Claire can be reached via email at pilotgirl@pipeline.com, or on the PalmPower PowerBoards.


« Previous  ·  1  ·  2  ·  3
Other articles you might like
Home > Reviews (513 articles)
   VideoNow, a $40 personal video player for kids
   A guide to the best deals on memory in the UK
   Sega Dreamcast: Windows CE's newest family member
Home > Phones and PDAs > Palm and Treo (527 articles)
   How to start clean with a new Palm handheld
   Veo Photo Traveler puts a camera in your SD card slot
   Palm's strategic relationships aim to extend applications to wireless world
Get Weekly Email Updates
Subscribe to our regular weekly email newsletter. It's packed with tips, reviews, deep analysis, and the latest news.
 
Other PalmPower Articles
Palm gets up to date with new Tungsten family of handhelds
Create handwritten email with riteMail
Presenter-to-Go puts PowerPoint presentations on your Palm OS handheld
Looking for the cutting edge
Gain remote access to databases and PLCs
PalmSource Open House showcases what's new in the Palm community
Analysis: handheld market share
More from the ZATZ journals
Computing Unplugged: The iPad defenders have spoken
David Gewirtz Online: CNN commentary and analysis
DominoPower: Application development, William Shatner, and the origin of the universe
OutlookPower: More about disappearing text
-- Advertisement --

BLOGGING AND PODCASTING WITH ONE EASY-TO-USE TOOL
Now you can publish your thoughts, opinions, and comments in your own blog or podcast.<p />

  • Supports multiple authors and multiple blogs or podcasts.
  • Generate and publish RSS feeds for iTunes and other directories.
  • Post photos, images or animations.
  • Get feedback and have conversations with visitors to your site. <p />

Personalize your blog or podcast with your own unique domain name -- or integrate it with your existing site by setting it up as a subdomain.

Tap here and get blogging or podcasting within minutes.

-- Advertisement --

Write for Computing Unplugged!
Share your experience and expertise with other handheld device users. There are new opportunities at ZATZ for contributing authors and editors.

Write about something you're an expert on and get your name in lights.

For Writers' Guidelines and to discuss topics, contact Staff Editor Steve Niles. This is your opportunity to shine in front of your peers, your clients, and friends.

Click for more info!

ZATZ Home  ·  News  ·  Back Issues  ·  Credits/Trademarks ·  Link To Us
Copyright © 1998-2010, ZATZ Publishing. All rights reserved worldwide.
Editor's Login