Smartphone Wars
The smartphone wars may be heating up, with lots of wonderful new entrants, but I still like my Palm Centro, and don’t use all its capabilities.
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Cell Phones Useful in Class?
Back in 1978-1979 I was in my final year of college and was teaching part time at a small private school. I have always been fascinated by electronics, and a bit of an early adapter. At that time, the big technology issue for classrooms was the use of calculators. If children used calculators in class,…
Berean Bible Software
I’m always on the lookout for good Bible software that is either very low cost or free, so when I got an e-mail from Berean Bible Study Freeware, I put it on my list to review. Let me note first that I’m not comparing this to solutions like Logos Bible Software. It’s not intended to…
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Playing with my Palm Centro Camcorder and YouTube
This is pure enjoyment and playing around. I’ve been wondering how one would video blog using the Palm Centro. I’ve seen a few video blogs that look like they were done on such a machine, but I wasn’t certain how to do it. So this morning when I was recording my audio podcast, I also…
More Wireless Range and Stability
This device looks interesting. I haven’t had an opportunity to test it yet, but hopefully I will. I know someone to whom I’m going to recommend it. It’s an intelligent wireless router, the Ruckus Mediaflex NG and it should improve range and stability. The MSNBC tester definitely saw improvement. Considering the number of cases in…
Living with my Palm Centro
Nearly a month ago I blogged about upgrading my cell phone to a Palm Centro. (Note that I have my cell phone service with Sprint, but I have no basis of comparison, so I’m not discussing cell phone service providers here.) So how is this going? My intention in purchasing this phone was to improve…
When your Phone will Replace your Laptop
One of the amazing things about advancing technology is the number of inventions we have available in theory, but haven’t become applications yet. As the basic technology moves forward this gap continues to get larger. Then there’s the gap between the equipment that is actually in use and what is possible with the current state…