Hey BoXXi, I sent you an email two days ago or so. Did you get it? Please reply, okay? Thanks.
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Craeonics, check out this link; there thousands upin thousands of software developped for PDAs. They are indeed computers: http://www.palmgear.com/software/index.cfm
Hey! I tried to buy the Objectbar, but the button doesn't work!! HELP!
K, just ignore this post. Msgboard was broken a few minutes ago. Seems fixed now. Thanks
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BTW, the "kids" theme is there twice in the list.
Linux is undeniably the most stable and the most flexible OS. Win2k is on the right track, but still not as powerful as Linux. No, with Linux, you're talking big leagues here. Linux is everything an OS should be and what Windows should model after. The problem with Linux is: lack of software support, and not as easy to use. But both of these have made immense progress in the last two years. Yes, I use mainly Windows because I have to. But I have Linux as a dual boot.
Now you're talking!
"Pocket PCs offer much more -> mp3 playing, high res movies, internet browsing, office programs (like excel, word), better looking games, more processor power." -juni. You can do all these with a Visor too. If I had the money I would still buy a Visor Prism, but with all the gismo modules so I can turn it in a cell phone and a digital camera. I find the Visor more expandable personnaly
Hum... resolution wise I think they're all the same...But I can't find any information whatsoever on the resolution of those babies. But still go in a store and compare, I tell you the difference between 8 bits and 16 bits colors is staggering. Night and day, especially when playing games (yes, there are very cool games for the Palm OS 3.5) and viewing pictures or video (short video, needless to say).
Oh and the cool thing about Visors is the springboard modules. If you're a gadget freak and got some money to spend, you can can a cordless modem, turn your PDA into a cell phone, a digital camera, an MP3 player, etc. Quite cool.
The Visor Prism. Best screen display available on the market (65,000 colors). http://www.handspring.com/products/visorprism/index.jhtml Or you can check this page for a head to head comparision with the iPAQ: http://www.handspring.com/products/visorfamily/compare/prism_ipaq.jhtml
but I'm not complaiiiiiiiiining! *whine* *stomp feet*
No, Brad, I consider our discussions, just as such discussions between two adults. We've always respected each other and that's what I like about you. But the same connot be said with everybody. Lets just say that you got some good bullies. Anyway, Buzz: you can like one country the best of all the existing countries, but still wish to improve it, no? You may find your car is the best that suits yo
Wow, I just sorted the WB skin list by download... Shawn Murdock's skins rate way up there! From the top 10 most downloaded WB skins, he ranks: #3 NewBe 2001: 101,486 dl #6 Sigma Shadows: 70,408 dl #7 Iridium: 70,163 dl #10 NewBe 2001 v.2: 58,958 dl For a total of 301,015 download for 4 skins! Wow. I bow respectfully...
Fine. Seems I'm the bad guy again. This was not a critic, as I said before. I'm not going to repeat myself.
Different. dmusic and eFront were just sponsors. Had no influence on the form or the content, not the case here. This is a Stardock website and I think it should be clear. Just my opinion though.
At work, on DSL: download: 1342.4 kilobits / sec (167.8 kilobytes / sec) upload: 335.9 kilobits / sec (42 kilobytes / sec) Slower download than at home on cable but faster upload.
I would even associate Stardock's logo with the WC trademark...
You need the program called DesktopX. http://www.desktopx.net
When I try to get there Elfie, I get redirected to thirty4... (?) and I see no #wincustomize nor #wincusto there. And again, I can't get on Efnet because of the IDENT thing. Does Stardock have a IRC server? Like irc.Stardock.com (I already tried that one, hehehe!)
Which is about 635 kb/s downlaod and 10,5 kb/s upload.
I have cable at home: fast download, slow upload: download: 5000 K/sec. upload: 84.3 K/sec.
Cool! If it asks, then I'm sure it supports French. But what about accents? Does it asks you were you're from? Some words are pronounced way different in different areas of the world...
Hey, is it multilingual? Could it recognize my French?