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  1. Re:Agreed by foniksonik · · Score: 1 · on Hands On With Motorola's Moto X

    http://www.boxwave.com/apple-iphone-5-cases-and-covers/keyboard-buddy-apple-iphone-5-case/bwpdd/pkz-zvwt/

    Voila.

  2. Re:Yawn by foniksonik · · Score: 1 · on Hands On With Motorola's Moto X

    http://www.boxwave.com/apple-iphone-5-cases-and-covers/keyboard-buddy-apple-iphone-5-case/bwpdd/pkz-zvwt/

  3. Re:And they were by dingen · · Score: 1 · on Steve Jobs, Before the iPad, On Why Tablets Suck

    I come from the art community, one of the bitching points about the iPad is that the capacitive screen makes it completely unusable for drawing any more fine than fingerpainting.

    What are you talking about?

  4. Re:Seriously, how many of you have replaced one? by imikem · · Score: 1 · on iPhone Battery Replacement An Unwelcome Surprise

    Try something like this.

  5. Re:New Samsung by maxume · · Score: 1 · on S Korea & China Mandate Common Chargers, Data Cables

    Be sure to check:

    http://boxwave.com/
    http://gomadic.com/

    (but maybe not in that order)

    Gomadic has connectors for dozens of Samsung phones, maybe they have yours.

  6. Re:Easy! by maxume · · Score: 2, Interesting · on Traveling with Too Many Chargers?

    Along the same lines, with a bit of a usb focus:

    http://gomadic.com/
    http://boxwave.com/

  7. Gomadic USB chargers by pjcreath · · Score: 1 · on Dealing w/ Massively Multiplying Power Cables?
    I've got a retractable cable from Gomadic with tips for both my cell phone and my PDA. That lets me charge from my laptop with minimal clutter, which is really handy for travel.

    There are also a number of USB power adapters (for AC, car, air, or all of the above) out there in case you don't want to charge from your laptop.

    I have no affiliation with any of these companies other than using their products.

  8. Re:PDA + Keyboard by PDA_Monkey · · Score: 1 · on Laptops with the Longest Battery Life?
    I agree with this...
    My palmOne Tungsten|T3 PDA is so capable that I simply have no need to lug a large laptop around.

    I have even transcoded entire DVDs down to ~400 MB using dvd::rip, put them on my 512 MB SD card and have watched the entire movie on my PDA in Landscape widescreen. The resolution is excellent for a PDA and the 400 MHz X-Scale CPU is very quick. Battery life is OK, but with the BoxWave miniSync (w/Car and Wall adapters) I never worry about it.

    The best part is the price of my setup:
    $300 PDA
    $80 Ericsson T68m BlueTooth Phone
    $99 512 MB SD Card
    $40 BoxWave miniSync + Accessories
    $40 Iambic Agendus Pro
    $40 SnapperFish SnapperMail Standard
    $50 SplashData SplashWallet
    $35 Mapopolis 1-year North America w/o GPS Support
    $30 BlueNomad WordSmith
    $15 MMPlayer
    $12 ZLauncher
    $10 PDAMill Solitaire
    $0 OliveTree BibleReader+
    $0 BigClock
    $0 MyCheckbook
    $0 HandyShopper
    $0 HandZipperLite
    $0 IconMgr
    $0 SeaTraffic
    $0 TuSSH
    $0 upIRC (limited shareware)
    $0 Warfare, Inc. (shareware demo)
    ====
    $751

    I actually paid $611 total for all the above because I purchased many of the software items listed above long ago for my previous PDAs, but the above is what someone would pay to buy it now.

  9. Re:PDA + Keyboard by PDA_Monkey · · Score: 1 · on Laptops with the Longest Battery Life?
    I agree with this...
    My palmOne Tungsten|T3 PDA is so capable that I simply have no need to lug a large laptop around.

    I have even transcoded entire DVDs down to ~400 MB using dvd::rip, put them on my 512 MB SD card and have watched the entire movie on my PDA in Landscape widescreen. The resolution is excellent for a PDA and the 400 MHz X-Scale CPU is very quick. Battery life is OK, but with the BoxWave miniSync (w/Car and Wall adapters) I never worry about it.

    The best part is the price of my setup:
    $300 PDA
    $80 Ericsson T68m BlueTooth Phone
    $99 512 MB SD Card
    $40 BoxWave miniSync + Accessories
    $40 Iambic Agendus Pro
    $40 SnapperFish SnapperMail Standard
    $50 SplashData SplashWallet
    $35 Mapopolis 1-year North America w/o GPS Support
    $30 BlueNomad WordSmith
    $15 MMPlayer
    $12 ZLauncher
    $10 PDAMill Solitaire
    $0 OliveTree BibleReader+
    $0 BigClock
    $0 MyCheckbook
    $0 HandyShopper
    $0 HandZipperLite
    $0 IconMgr
    $0 SeaTraffic
    $0 TuSSH
    $0 upIRC (limited shareware)
    $0 Warfare, Inc. (shareware demo)
    ====
    $751

    I actually paid $611 total for all the above because I purchased many of the software items listed above long ago for my previous PDAs, but the above is what someone would pay to buy it now.