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• Usability in Open Source: ...nearly-nonsensible for PDA-based applications (which users interact ...
• what computer will you pack for this fall?: ...Most Palm PDAs run so efficiently that ...
• Medical Pocket-PC essentials.: ...I will update this log (Category: about ...

Usability in Open Source (#)

„"Use the corners of the screen to anchor important elements" is a generally good idea, and backed up by about 3 decades of user research. But it really applies mostly to desktop applications, it's problematic for web-based applications, and it may be nearly-nonsensible for PDA-based applications (which users interact with using a stylus or, if they're like me, their fingertip.)“

http://www.notsoswift.com/benjablog/archives/ 000735.html - Cached

Found at a page of Ben, posted on 2003/06/23

what computer will you pack for this fall? (#)

„Most Palm PDAs run so efficiently that 8 or 16MB has been more than enough to run several Palm applications without a hitch. But, users irked for more storage space that could be accessible without adding additional storage media such as CF cards or memory sticks. The Palm Tungsten C leaves about 51 MB of its 64 MB internal RAM that users are free to use!“

http://www.cyberspaces.org/webzine/archives/ 000257.html - Cached

Found at a page of rodd, posted on 2003/08/14

Medical Pocket-PC essentials. (#)

„Below I will sum up the list of the need to have apps on my Pocket-PC. I will update this log (Category: about this site) once in a while, so please come back to see if I discovered new applications or added links to applications.“

http://www.obels.org/mt/archives/2004/04/08/ medical_pocketpc_essentials.html - Cached

Found at a page of Obels, posted on 2004/04/08

Zodiac 2 Review (#)

„These control such things as Fire or Action in various games, which I haven't encountered yet. From what I've seen these serve no purpose in PDA applications.“

http://www.pocketfactory.com/archives/ 000149.html - Cached

Found at a page of Foo Fighter, posted on 2003/11/28

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