Comments for Technobabylon http://technobabylon.wordpress.com Fast paced life in the techno lane Mon, 14 Aug 2006 08:09:15 +0000 http://wordpress.com/ hourly 1 Comment on Author by Jeremy http://technobabylon.wordpress.com/about/#comment-2 Jeremy Mon, 14 Aug 2006 08:09:15 +0000 /about/#comment-2 Miss ya buddy. Miss ya buddy.

]]> Comment on powerful handheld computers by Steve http://technobabylon.wordpress.com/2006/01/02/powerful-handheld-computers/#comment-1 Steve Wed, 02 Aug 2006 08:51:21 +0000 http://technobabylon.wordpress.com/2006/01/02/powerful-handheld-computers/#comment-1 Yip I've been thinking about it lately when I travel round town using word and excel with "Documents to go" (ok sorry using stuff from the dark side I know) on my Treo 600 and still being amazed at what can be done on my phone. For a long time I've resisted using a full word processor on the Treo thinking a bloatware like MS Word would be way too painful and slow. Wow is all I can say, it's great and fast, then I realised the Palm is using a 144 MHz ARM Processor, my first 4 computers had less power than this and I happily used GUI Word processors on then. My only request for phone software is that it works on all of, or the core, phone operating systems. The last thing I want to do is invest lots of time learning how to use my favourite app then when I have to upgrade or change phones waste time trying to find another app that does the same thing on the new platfrom. Also must sync with my favourite desktop platform whatever that is at the time (Mac OSX at the moment). Nice blog by the way. Yip I’ve been thinking about it lately when I travel round town using word and excel with “Documents to go” (ok sorry using stuff from the dark side I know) on my Treo 600 and still being amazed at what can be done on my phone. For a long time I’ve resisted using a full word processor on the Treo thinking a bloatware like MS Word would be way too painful and slow. Wow is all I can say, it’s great and fast, then I realised the Palm is using a 144 MHz ARM Processor, my first 4 computers had less power than this and I happily used GUI Word processors on then. My only request for phone software is that it works on all of, or the core, phone operating systems. The last thing I want to do is invest lots of time learning how to use my favourite app then when I have to upgrade or change phones waste time trying to find another app that does the same thing on the new platfrom. Also must sync with my favourite desktop platform whatever that is at the time (Mac OSX at the moment).

Nice blog by the way.

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