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Smart Habits

Clark Quinn

We can use the standard PIM software (e.g. memos, tasks, contacts, calendar) and any other built-in features, but for me the real opportunity is the distinction between smartphone and the app phone as David Pogue calls it. And I use apps to try to find the best places to eat in airports and around wherever I’m staying.

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Going Mobile

Clark Quinn

As a Palm fan (simplicity, solidity, great story about it’s design), the Centro was appealing, having full PIM (notes & ToDos as well as contacts and calendar), cut/copy/paste, a real keyboard, lots of apps, etc, but the browser’s weak, and no GPS or wi-fi is kind of a bummer. I just *can’t* go there.Â

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Usability and Learnability

Clark Quinn

He ended up with a core list of features that still defines Personal Information Management ( PIM ) today. Those were Contacts/Addresses, Calendar/DateBook, ToDos, & Memos/Notes.

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iLust? Changing the game

Clark Quinn

It’s got a moderate suite of PIM, including contacts, calendar, and notes (no ToDos, ahem), and a microphone. It’s been equipped with a bookstore to complement the iPhone Store (media and apps), will play movies, music, and apps.

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