Who Says Macs Don't Play Nice with Pocket PCs?

i recently purchased a treo 750 for a friend who uses a Mac for most of his work. At first, it seemed like a daunting task. Getting a Windows-Powered Device to work with it's biggest competitor, but i must say that the peeps at Mark/Space have done a pretty good job with their 3rd party syncronisation software for PPCs.

after installing the software, the treo 750 just did it's thing! almost as well if not better than activesync. for those that are afraid to take the USD$39.95 jump, i'd say that it would be pretty much worth your buck!

also, boot camp also allows those who are a lil more frugal to be able to syncronize in the familiar windows environment.

Who Says Macs Don't Play Nice???

Going Back to Paper?

i recently sold my Dopod 900 as i found it too heavy and cumbersome for it to be effectively used as a tool. as i was looking around for my next device, i chanced upon this article PDA 24/7's Shaun McGill Goes Back to Paper and it suddenly struck me.. i AM the person in the article, the one who checks his device when he doesn't really have a need to, the one who feels a burning need to install new programs and make the device more efficient..

The question is.. Has the use of a device made me a better, more efficient person? Or has it just made me reliant on something that actually consumes my time more than i save it?