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After reading all the comments on the ideal organizer, it becomes clear that different people have different views of what is ideal, simply because they have different work arrangements and want more or less horsepower on their belt and each person's view is "right" for them. <BR>
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My view is that I would like the basic appointments, meetings, phone list, and todo list on the phone device. Being able to check emails would be nice, but for most of what I do, reading an email on a tiny screen just isn't giving it justice. Knowing that some urgent email exists is about all I need to know from the phone/PDA. <BR>
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When we're on the road, we use a Cradlepoint CD-350 to tether my wife's RAZR phone. That provides internet access to all the computers in the vehicle. The key advantage is that I pay Verizon $2/day for just the days that I need it. Not $60/month, and we're out of the office a small fraction of that. No contracts, no extra costs. Then I can use a real computer (HP notebook with 17" screen and Ubuntu and Evolution) to actually see what I'm doing. <BR>
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Maybe it's being over 50, but trying to do much on teeny tiny little screens seems futile. <BR>
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Neal Rhodes<BR>
MNOP Ltd
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