[heliod]

Even though I enjoy the site very much today, I still miss the days of PocketPCThoughts with Marlof and Andy.

And the days when the PocketPC market was something very new, naive somehow, in which every thing that appears is a new, thrilling technology..... where have those days gone?

[heliod]

Even though I enjoy the site very much today, I still miss the days of PocketPCThoughts with Marlof and Andy.

And the days when the PocketPC market was something very new, naive somehow, in which every thing that appears is a new, thrilling technology..... where have those days gone?

[emuelle1]

I'm sure Windows Mobile Device Center will still find a way to regularly duplicate most of my items, especially every time I get a new device or set up a new partnership. I've never had a problem with Favorites, but I don't use them much.

[Don't Panic!]

Ah 2001, I miss the bad old days. Porn posters to fight with, PALM Vs PPC flame wars. It's so much more civilized now. That's a good thing!

[timmy]

Ah, sweet iPaq 3600.... Really fast device when it was released, but with, as I remember it, lousy battery life.

Seeing the index makes me aware of how time flies.. So I have been reading PPC Thoughts for at least 7 years !! (I think I started even earlier though, but can't remember exactly)

Originally Posted by Ed Hansberry

As I look through the names of Editors on the site back then, only Jason Dunn remains.

It would be quite fun with an article like "What are they doing now?"

I know from magazine articles that Andy is still working with mobile devices within Capgemini in Sweden.

[Ed Hansberry]

Originally Posted by timmy

It would be quite fun with an article like "What are they doing now?"

I know from magazine articles that Andy is still working with mobile devices within Capgemini in Sweden.

I think Marlof got a grant from the govenrment and built a big super collider in Switzerland and named it after his dog, Hadron, which is Dutch for "speedy" I think.

I could have my facts wrong on that though.

[timmy]

Haha... Very speedy I guess

[Down8]

Want a Jornada?

Shoot, I had a Jornada 548. My first PPC, and it was awesome.

If the back light worked, I could still use it... for... reading .lits?

-bZj

[Steven Cedrone]

My Jornada still works - My kids play with it all the time! Man, I loved that device!!!