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PALMPOWER MAGAZINE - SEPTEMBER 2002 |
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Four Palm OS Web browsers show their stuff
The proof of the pudding is in the tasting, and the proof of a good Palm OS-based Web browser is how well it renders some popular sites. Recently, in PalmPower's Enterprise Edition, Contributing Editor Stephen Vance surveyed four very different Palm OS browsers. This time around, he'll show you how those browsers handle four of his favorite Web sites, with different stressing characteristics, to demonstrate the browsers' capabilities.
Teachers can go back to school with Tiny Red Book
Heather Wardell has found the perfect teacher's pet. She reviews Tiny Red Book, Palm OS software designed to help teachers keep track of students' performance, grades, and attendance.
Treo 90, a very different breed of Palm OS handheld
Despite being a die-hard fan of Graffiti, Vladimir Campos still found a lot to love about the Treo 90 in this review. If you're as much a fan of Graffiti as he is, check out his valuable tip for bringing the handwriting recognition system to your Treo device. |
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Organize your handheld with FilePoint Pro
David Silver follows up his original review of the file management program FilePoint with a look at FilePoint Pro.
Kick it up a notch with Pocket Recipes
Janine Sutphen has come up with a number of scenarios where having an easily referenced recipe catalogue on her Palm OS handheld would come in extremely handy. Fortunately, Pocket Express provides just the tool to do the job. She reviews Pocket Recipes, a cool solution whether you need help in planning your meals in advance or figuring out what to buy while in the grocery store.
FROM THE EDITOR-IN-CHIEF
The morbid fascination that is Palm, Inc.
David Gewirtz compares his long-standing morbid fascination with Apple to his more recent morbid fascination with the mystery that is Palm, Inc.
LETTERS TO THE EDITOR
HotSync mending and goal tending
In this month's edition of Letters to the Editor, we find a helpful tip for those of you suffering keyboard-related HotSync trouble, and Heather McDaniel receives yet another response to her popular article on daily habits.
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