COMPUTING UNPLUGGED MAGAZINE - SEPTEMBER 2005
 
The continuing mystery that is Palm, Inc.
So, Palm is going to produce what is essentially a Pocket PC phone. Palm also sold off the Palm OS, which was its primary differentiating factor. Does that mean the Palm OS is dead? Should you stop buying Palm PDAs? Should you stop developing software for the Palm OS? Read Editor-in-Chief David Gewirtz' analysis to learn what we think.
 
The Franklin Electronic ROLODEX, an inexpensive and very functional PDA substitute
Can a modern technophile and user of laptops, Tablet PCs, and high-end handhelds gain any benefit from the simplicity of an ordinary digital organizer? Read on to find out as author Jason Giacchino reviews the Franklin Rolodex PDA.
Rearrange your desktop any way you want with TealDesktop
TealDesktop offers many features that differentiate it from the multitude of generic launcher replacements. Is it the one launcher to rule them all? You'll have to read David Silver's review to find out.
The man behind the microchip
As Stanford historian Leslie Berlin tells it, she once set out to write a history of Silicon Valley. Soon, she realized that one name kept coming up: Robert Noyce. Figuring that it'd be a good idea to read a biography, she discovered there wasn't one available. After years of work, she's completed that biography and has written an original article for Computing Unplugged about the "man behind the microchip".
WIRELESS INFRASTRUCTURE
Understanding wireless mode
So you want to install a wireless network for your home or small business. What should you consider before making a purchase? Is one wireless standard better than the other? Is a wireless network really better? In this article, Contributing Editor Humayun Bakht answers these questions that will be sure to help you determine if a wireless network is right for you.

  
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