From Frank's Pocket PC

iPaq 6315 Coming

Engadget reports that pictures of the iPaq 6315 might have appeared on T-Mobile's website. Word is that they are trying to beat the release of Motorola's MPx.

Hoser

We're stuck in Denver on our return flight to Detroit. The plane has a broken supply hose. Now the tease begins. They say our new departure time is noon. We'll see whether that is tree. I'm not using the wi-fi service here because my PowerBook wouldn't connect. Once again t-mobile Comes thru. The service isn't fast but it is good enough.

Copy and Paste

Why can't I copy and paste a URL in Pocket Sharp MT?

No Comdex

I see that Comdex has been canceled this year. It's the end of an era.

Leaving On a Jet Plane

Sitting in the south concourse of the Northwest terminal connected via T-Mobile. I didn't feel like spending the $6.95 to use Wi-Fi.

Bluetooth Blogging

I thought I would enter a post here via Bluetooth. I am doing this using a Dell Axim X30 and a Sony Ericsson T68i.

Play character based games

Back in the dark ages of computing when GUI sounded like something you ate rather than looked at, one interacted with computers by typing commands. As you can imagine playing computer games was a bit of a challenge. What did become popular are role-based games that you played typing in commands. Infocom was a company that produce a number of these games like Zork that I remember playing on the Vax in college. If you're an old guy like me and appreciate a walk down memory lane every now and then yon can play these old games using AOL instant messenger. Just send a message to InfocomBot. You can buy a copy of AIM for Pocket PCs at Handango.

Pocket SharpMT Only One Way

You can't edit posts using Pocket SharpMT. Each time you post something a new entry is created.

Using Pocket SharpMT

I have installed Pocket SharpMT and I am testing it now. So, this is my first post here from my Pocket PC. Why can't I paste urls?

Testing Ecto

Right now I am testing the Ecto weblog editor with TypePad.

Biloxi from the album Changes in Latitudes, Changes in Attitudes by Jimmy Buffett