Monthly Archives: December 2005

(Last updated July 27, 2008) Happy New Year, everyone! Wishing you all the best for the New Year. During the holidays and all through the year, please remember to drink responsibly. Don’t put your and everyone else’s lives at risk … Continue reading →

(Last edited March 2, 2008) One annoying thing about Palm is that over time, the Palm time tends to drift, or become inaccurate. While every watch, clock and other time displaying devices all exhibit this time drifting behavior, it becomes … Continue reading →

(Last edited March 2, 2008) Before I start my blog posting, I wanted to take a moment to thank Andrew Ross of Primary Teacher UK for adding my blog site to his blogroll links. I have added a link to … Continue reading →

(Last edited March 2, 2008) Along the same lines as what I’ve previously discussed regarding improving text entry in Graffiti 2, I will focus this posting on Graffiti enhancement software which helps refine the software to detect your Graffiti strokes … Continue reading →

(Last edited March 2, 2008) If you’re struggling with inputting text using Graffiti 2, you may be interested in text completion programs that can greatly improve your text entry in Palm devices. What these programs do is try to predict … Continue reading →

(Last edited May 13, 2009) Let me take another moment to request you to do a few things. Please add yourself to the Frappr map, post comments (located at bottom of each posting) or contact me with ideas on how … Continue reading →

(Last edited March 2, 2008) The Palm, without a file manager utility application is very similar to having Microsoft Windows installed without Windows Explorer. Without a file manager, you are limited in your capabilities to manipulate, access and view files. … Continue reading →

(Last edited March 2, 2008) As I’ve already mentioned when I originally discussed about the default Calc application, I found it quite odd that it wasn’t better integrated into the other Palm applications, like I would expect. So, with that … Continue reading →

(Last edited March 1, 2008) It’s hard not to mention Icon Manager (it’s freeware by the way) when discussing Datebk5 or other third party Date Book application that support icons since the icons make a big difference in enhancing the … Continue reading →