It’s been a while since this site was updated—7,354 days, or 20 years, 1 month, and 18 days. Anyway there’s a great new Palm article up: Palm OS and the devices that ran it: An Ars retrospective. Even though I used many of those devices, I learned a ton, especially about some of the technology… Continue reading Ars PalmOS History
May Meeting
Today’s meeting was a lot of fun, thanks to everyone who came out. We started off with a presentation covering the new Zire 72. I’ll see if there’s a way to put the presentation on the web later. We had lots of interesting discussion on the best value in PalmOne PDAs right now, I think… Continue reading May Meeting
Job Oppurtunity
Stephanie Fowler wrote in to ask if we could post this job listing: Lead Handheld Software Engineer Position in Plano, TX. Our client is the leading developer of innovative business and productivity software solutions for handheld mobile computing users. This position will be responsible for development and maintenance of software Products. The ideal candidate will… Continue reading Job Oppurtunity
Downtime
Sorry for the downtime guys, the hpug.org domain had expired and I forgot to renew it. Don’t worry, we’re good now until April of 2005. Now I just need to catch up with posting about the last few meetings.
Download HotSync Manager for Samsung?
Mike Hammack writes in: Any idea where I can go to download the right hotsync manager for my Samsung SPHi300 pda/phone? Thanks. Mike I spent some time on the Samsung site but I when I navigated to the i300 support page it said there were no files available. Anyone have any ideas for this?
Updating Links
Got this email from someone at PalmOne today: Dear Palm User Group Member, We are contacting you to get your help in updating links. As you know palmOne spun off from Palm and acquired Handspring. Now the main site for Palm powered handhelds and Handspring Treo smartphones is palmone.com. If you have any links on… Continue reading Updating Links
PalmOne Considering Options
There is an interesting article at The Register that suggest that Palm is considering other OS choices, such as Nokia’s and even Microsoft’s offering. For those of you unfamiliar with the recent split, the company we all knew as Palm split into two divisions, PalmOne which makes the actual handheld devices (and recently bought Handspring)… Continue reading PalmOne Considering Options
Free Palm Accessories
From Mark Madeley: It’s been awhile since I attended a meeting, but I wanted to let you know that I have two items that I would like to give away since I moved to a different Palm. The first is a memory backup module for the Palm m100, Pilot, PilotPro, PalmIII series or PalmVII series.… Continue reading Free Palm Accessories