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1) Appointment Calendar - not a lot of time spent here, but very useful for scheduling, alarms, and expense reporting.
2) Contact Manager - again, not much time, but really handy when you need to call someone from the car.
3) Password safe - VERY useful when you have dozens of e-mail, FTP, vendor, etc. passwords. This is the killer app for me - whether I'm at home, at the office, or on the road, I can track down the most obscure username and password. Not long ago I was in the car, hundreds of miles away, when someone in the office desperately needed a password. No problem...
4) AvantGo News - in terms of hours spent, my biggest app, albeit one of low priority. Saves me 50 cents every morning by substituting for buying a newspaper to read with breakfast. It also provides a great filler when caught standing in line (on line to you NYC-types), waiting for an appointment, etc. I get news from Reuters, Bloomberg, MSNBC, the NYTimes... free!
5) If you are a game person, there are some very decent timewasters available. Good for airports after you have maxxed out your news intake.
It's safe to say that I'd be reluctant to give it up...
The internet in my pocket! always
wired 24x7 everywhere!
Much more than a address book I think.
I hope so, because, I will be running WebmasterWorld
from it all next week.
On the other hand, the Ipaq is fastly becoming and extension of my arm - I don't leave the desk with out it in my pocket. I can't count the times I've used it from the living room, the kitchen, or even next door at the neighbors already. Being able to switch from WiFi to the cell phone connections to get on the net is just awesome. It's addicitive. So much so, I think I'm going to spring for a wireless aircard for high speed internet (144kpbs) for it.
I know a few people who connect laptops via mobile for a few minutes, but it is not viable for longer sessions.
Mobile satellite connections may be the way forward on this.
However, I still think you are in the minority in connecting via an iPAQ.
>scrolling
Some - sure. I'm using NetFront access browser and it's pretty good at reflowing text.