New uses for Blackberrrys, PDAs soon

United Press International ^ | August 19, 2005 | Gene Koprowski

[kerrywearsbotox]

CHICAGO, Aug. 19 (UPI) -- Phil Hammond carries a PalmOne Treo personal digital assistant with him almost all the time. "It's like carrying my office in my pocket -- I can get my e-mail, my contact list, my notes, even my combination to my locker at the Y," Hammond, marketing director for the Boston-based interior design firm of Margulies & Associates, told UPI's Wireless World. By Gene Koprowski

[the invisib1e hand]

wake me when they have a functional and affordable virtual keyboard and display that's projected onto the back of the seat in front of you.

[papertyger]

Oh oh. Looks like this thread stimulated my obsessive-compulsive neurosis into rearing its fugly head again. LOL. Probably best for me to return lurk mode for the time being.

Noooooooo; stay and play with us!

I'm sure whatever you said was very pretty. It's just that I can't read up into the ultra-violet bands ;o>

[Milhous]

Noooooooo; stay and play with us!

Probably best for trombonists like me to stay in the trombone section of FR. LOL. You know, the section that features those threads where people write 1000+ word screeds that other FReepers bump "for later reading", doncha know? ;)

[HitmanLV]

"It's like carrying my office in my pocket -- I can get my e-mail, my contact list, my notes...,

Now if that isn't the face of terror, I don't know what is.

[papertyger]

Now if that isn't the face of terror, I don't know what is.

Pish, posh!

Though I will admit to calling up uncomfortable visions of Jem Hadar plugging in their dose of "white."

[Sonny M]

I have both a blackberry and a sidekick.

The Sidekick is much much better and user friendly.