As I have moved further and further away from using paper and pen and more and more into eEverything having a good, high-speed scanner has become increasingly important. My Fujitsu ScanSnap S1500 is my workhorse. It handles up to 50 sheets of paper at a time and does duplex scanning. When I am “covering” a [...]
Looking For a New PC? Here’s an Idea… Go Refurb
I’m cross-platform in my smartphone use and… later today… I will be cross-platform in my notebook use too. Here’s why… I do a good deal of writing using voice recognition, in fact the ability to use Jott and Vlingo to respond to individual emails by voice was a big reason I began using a Blackberry. [...]
Getting Integrated: Fujitsu’s P8010 with 3G
I am a huge fan of mobile broadband. Since getting on the bandwagon last year, I can’t imagine not having my datacard with me to get online for work, uni or general surfing when out. I started out using my phone tethered via either Bluetooth or USB, which worked ok but wasn’t overly fast, was [...]
Fujitsu P8010 Review
[Sorry about the delay on this, I’ve been a bit swamped recently] As you all know I really liked the MacBook Air, because it had a gorgeous screen, top-notch keyboard and fantastic build quality all in an incredibly thin case. Unfortunately those are the four things that bugged me during my testing on the Fujitsu [...]
Doug Blows Off Steam: About WM5 Smartphones
I recently received a catalog from Mobile Planet the other day, from whom I purchased my first Tapwave Zodiac. I love Mobile Planet catalogs, and this issue is devoted to “The Latest in Windows Mobile Powered Devices,” supposedly containing “An amazing variety of Windows Mobile devices.” So I opened it eagerly to see what it [...]






















