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 [Smalltalk Tidbits, Industry Rants] Untitled: no interest in writing on a screen with a pen. The usage model Russell highlights here - it's going... can make a big difference. I don't fly as much as I used to, but I still get in the air about once..., corresponding to a news feed, search results or web logs, are combined with the output of an automated

[Lawtechguru.com] LAWTECH GURU BLOG by Jeff Beard: Mobile Tech & Gadgets Archives: Be prepared to roll up your sleeves for some of the items mentioned -- but this is why I liked this article over others which merely gloss over only the most common issues, or alternatively get too techie. While I thought the security advice could be a bit more robust, it did offer up some interesting bits.

 [Engadget.com] Sales of Tablet PCs not taking off - Engadget - www.engadget.com: Besides their admittedly limited appeal, Tablet PCs still cost too dang much, so it’s hard to convince a lot of people who might actually find the whole pen-input thing useful (like students, for example) that they should spend the extra cash when they can get a perfectly good laptop for less. We keep hoping that sooner or later the cost of the technology will come down enough that it’d be feasible to make every laptop also double as a Tablet PC, but at the rate things are going Microsoft might abandon the Tablet PC operating system before that ever happens.

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 [Blogs.msdn.com] Mikehall's Embedded WebLog : November 2004 - Posts: I had a comment posted to the blog some time back now that suggested that .It then automatically calls up the Hug owned by the corresponding person, .

[Loosewire.typepad.com] loose wire: Tags: This one is fascinating since it's been gussied up with a new name, and for some unknown reason been given the blessing of a bunch of brain-dead bloggers. This is because a few of the favorite sites that the bloggers love have tacitly approved of the so-called—get this—"folksonomy tags." Oh, a new term!

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