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Head over to the MoTR website and listen directly.MoTR 22 is 33:29 minutes long and is a 23 MB file in MP3 format. INTRO: Based on “Time v2.1″ by Meta Sektion, additional mixing by James Kendrick. HOSTS: David Ciccone, James Kendrick and Kevin C. Tofel TOPICS:James […] Read more »

Today’s Freeware of the Moment is a utility that is always running on my Tablet PC. RoboForm fills in web forms and passwords with the click of the pen (or mouse) and learns as it goes so you can easily log into secure sites without invoking […] Read more »

On the MobileTechRoundup Podcast that will be released shortly I mentioned my search for a GPS solution for the Palm Treo 700w. Dave Ciccone pointed out that ALK Technologies has just announced the availability of the CoPilot live 6 solution for the Treo 700w. The CoPilot […] Read more »

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Eric Mack has released the second podcast in a series covering his paperless challenge on his Tecra M4 Tablet PC. Tracy Hooten of The Student Tablet PC blog joins Eric again to discuss the best practices and challenges they faced trying to go completely paperless. I […] Read more »

Microsoft has cranked the customer empathy up a couple of notches with the We Share Your Pain (WeSYP) program. Take a look at this short video (spoof) and you’ll see what I mean. (via The Secret Life of an MS Author) Read more »

A man was arrested in Virginia for stealing $22,000 of toilet paper. He was tracked down by the GPS fleet tracking system installed in the truck. “The trailer had a GPS tracker on it and when the trailer began moving it started and tracked it to […] Read more »

Head over to the show web site to listen directly (21.4 MB, 62 minutes) or Subscribe to the show with this link  (RSS) Marc Orchant and James Kendrick are back with a vengeance with this special show.  Joining us on the show today is Michael Linenberger, […] Read more »

Top Stories: What would you change on your Tablet PC? Win a DocuPen RC800 from Rob Bushway Palm Treo 700w users getting a taste of ActiveSync woes Vista Tablet PC features overview Opera Mini now available Eric Mack Paperless Challenge Podcast, Part One Installing software without […] Read more »

I know, I am woefully behind on listening to podcasts and I just listened to Josh Bancroft’s show recorded earlier this year about his ThinkPad X41 Tablet PC that he recently received. His friend Brian drops by his cube at work and the recorded session is […] Read more »

Uber Tablet is a new blog by Hugo Ortega that promises to chronicle his adventures with the Tablet PC. Hugo is in Sydney Australia and was introduced to the Tablet PC by fellow Aussie and Tablet PC MVP Dr. Neil Roodyn. I had the pleasure of […] Read more »

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Mobile TV services have been gathering steam and mobile viewers can get ready for a rash of new TV services from major US phone carriers. While the exisiting services like MobiTV and Verizon’s VCast have already launched the consumer has been restricted to just a few […] Read more »

If you are in the healthcare industry and looking for good information about how to incorporate the Tablet PC into the workflow look no further than the Medical Tablet PC web site. This site has tons of information about hardware and software available to bring any […] Read more »

CLICK HERE to head over to the MoTR site and listen directly.MoTR 21 is 37:05 minutes long and is a 25.5 MB file in MP3 format. INTRO: Based on “Time v2.1″ by Meta Sektion, additional mixing by James Kendrick. HOSTS: David Ciccone, James Kendrick and Kevin […] Read more »

Tablet PC MVP Tracy Hooten is giving OneNote “one more shot” this semester. It seems she has been having problems with the GoBinder beta she’s been using and she keeps hearing all this good stuff about OneNote so she’s giving it a whirl. Tracy, I’m sure […] Read more »

I love and depend on my Tablet PC with the nice inking capability to get my work done. The next generation of the Tablet OS is on its way and I think it a good idea to solicit ideas from you about your Tablets and what […] Read more »

The DocuPen RC800 is a pen scanner that is worth $300 and Rob Bushway of CutMeLoose is giving one away. All you have to do is leave a comment on this blog post that answers this question: How would a pen-based scanner like the RC800 impact […] Read more »

Palm Treo owners are a loyal bunch and when the 700w was released with Windows Mobile 5.0 many of them upgraded their Palm OS based Treos for the new device, even though it meant leaving the Palm OS behind. A lot of these new Windows Mobile […] Read more »

Peter Wright has continued his series covering Vista on a Motion Tablet PC with an excellent overview of the new Tablet PC features in Vista. He’s included lots of screen shots so you can see for yourself how nice the interface looks in Vista. He also […] Read more »

Opera is the best browser on small devices bar none and Opera Mini is now available for cell phones. Opera Mini is free and can be downloaded for a large number of cell phones from the Opera Mini web site. Read more »

The Gadgeteer has published an in-depth review of the OQO ultra-portable computer complete with lots of photos and even a video. The review unit did not have the Tablet Edition installed but the review is a good look at the OQO from the point of view […] Read more »

Head over to the podcast web site to listen directly (4.9 MB, 7:00 minutes) It’s been too long since the last audio podcast and I have missed doing them.  This show looks at two events that happened at the CES in Las Vegas that has me […] Read more »

Data guardian Iron Mountain this week introduced a new service, DataDefence, that will wipe sensitive data off stolen or lost laptops via a web interface. The service is geared toward corporate enterprise environments that are confronted with laptop thefts in increasing numbers. Corporate workers are carrying […] Read more »

Peter Wright has a lot more guts than I. He is chronicling his experience installing the Vista beta operating system on his Motion LE1600 Tablet PC. It makes me shiver just thinking about blowing the entire Windows XP system away and loading a beta operating system […] Read more »

Eric Mack promised he would be podcasting the results of his recent paperless challenge, a challenge that had him survive an 8 week law course without using paper. I have been anxiously awaiting his podcast since I have been paperless for about six months now and […] Read more »

CLICK HERE to head over to the MoTR site to listen directly.MoTR 20 is 33:20 minutes long and is a 22.97 MB file in MP3 format. INTRO: Based on “Time v2.1″ by Meta Sektion, additional mixing by James Kendrick. HOSTS: David Ciccone, James Kendrick and Kevin […] Read more »

Probably the most frequently asked question about Tablet PCs and ultra-portable PCs is how to install software without an optical drive. Many of these small devices do not have internal optical drives and owners are confronted with the problem created when software needs to be installed. […] Read more »

Dennis Rice has launched a blog covering the traveling adventures of the little Tablet PC Guy. It is pretty funny already so if you want to follow the little guy’s (mis)adventures then don’t miss the blog. I’m subscribed. There’s a cool caricature of Dennis that was […] Read more »

Josh is one lucky geek. He was just given a Lenovo ThinkPad X41 Tablet PC at his job and he’s loading it up for bear as we speak. He is soliciting advice as to what killer Tablet apps he should be considering so head over and […] Read more »

Chad Essley is a professional artist who has been using a Tablet PC for his artwork for a long time. He has been using Alias Sketchbook Pro so the review he has posted comparing the newly released Art Rage 2 to the Alias product is particularly […] Read more »

One of the coolest programs on a Tablet PC just got better with word from Ambient Designs that Art Rage 2 is now available. The new version comes in both Windows and Mac versions and there are two versions available for each platform. The free version […] Read more »

If you are into portable USB backup hard drives but need the ability to withstand a 300 g shock (hey, you’re rough, right?) then look no further than the CMS ABSmini Backup System. The drives spin at 4200 rpm so they are not the fastest you […] Read more »

The women of Tabletology have posted a nice overview of Office 12 running on a HP tc1100 Tablet PC. After first pointing out in detail that they are not violating the silly NDA that Office 12 beta testers must follow they discuss some nice features of […] Read more »

Peter Wright is a sneaky guy. Buried deep in a post on his blog is a link to a secret project that should go beta in a couple of weeks. Inkudoku is a Tablet PC version of the game Sudoku that is sweeping the world by […] Read more »

A very belated congratulations is in order for new Microsoft MVP David Ciccone! Dave is my fellow podcaster on the MobileTechRoundup podcast and owner of the Mobility Today web site. Way to go Dave, and long overdue (both the award and this post). Read more »

Top Stories: InkGestures beta available for download The one thing I do not like about using the Treo 700w Tablets in education- WIPTE conference announced Marc Orchant appears in American Way Magazine Opera Beta for Windows Mobile is out Pegasus One NoteTaker- digital pen for OneNote […] Read more »

A lot of people like to keep track of how much time they work on their tasks and those that use Outlook can benefit from a task time tracker that will record that time back in the task. Our Freeware of the Moment is a stand-alone […] Read more »

If you have a Tablet PC and you ever work in Microsoft Word then stop what you are doing and go download InkGestures right now. Come back here when you’re done. Good. You now have the easiest and most intuitive way to edit Word documents with […] Read more »

Microsoft Max is the photo album experience based on the WinFX Runtime Components that are a big part of the Vista experience. I just heard that Max now allows inking on the photos which is very nice. The ink is stored separately so the original photos […] Read more »

I have been covering the Palm Treo 700w phone running Windows Mobile 5.0 since picking one up during the CES in Las Vegas. The phone has been everything I expected and it is filling my needs wonderfully. So what is the one (big) thing I don’t […] Read more »

The First Workshop on the Impact of Pen-based Technology on Education (WIPTE) will be held on the Purdue University campus on April 6 – 7, 2006. From the conference web site: The First Workshop on the Impact of Pen-based Technology on Education will be held on […] Read more »

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