As I read the article on/. and the article itself you DON'T have to change your Pilot. If I had one (boy, I wish I wasn't a poor student...) I would be very reluctant to do so. I'm quite sure Palm wouldn't give any kind of service after that little bit of editing... But both the article state the new dongle edition. as I read it this just plugs into the Palm 'somewhere'. Apparently the Palm has at least some form of port, where would that dongle go otherwise?? the page itself could be a little clearer though. It looks like it's all one big text. Upon closer inspection I think it's two (2) seperate things though. The dongle, you 'plug in somewhere' and the already ealier developed way of hardware 'editing' your Palm.
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As I read the article on /. and the article itself you DON'T have to change your Pilot. If I had one (boy, I wish I wasn't a poor student...) I would be very reluctant to do so. I'm quite sure Palm wouldn't give any kind of service after that little bit of editing... But both the article state the new dongle edition. as I read it this just plugs into the Palm 'somewhere'. Apparently the Palm has at least some form of port, where would that dongle go otherwise?? the page itself could be a little clearer though. It looks like it's all one big text. Upon closer inspection I think it's two (2) seperate things though. The dongle, you 'plug in somewhere' and the already ealier developed way of hardware 'editing' your Palm.