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Comment Re:Not Exactly The Same As An iPad (Score 1) 521

They don't run Windows. They won't run your Windows apps. It'll only run apps from the Surface Store, same way iPads only run apps from the Apple Store.

Not hater, just trying to save you some money.

Thanks. Actually, the Surface Pro version will, and I should have been more clear in my first comment to that effect.

Comment Not Exactly The Same As An iPad (Score 0, Redundant) 521

I Don't Own An iPad or Android Device, nor am I Clairvoyant. But I think these may sell well.

I will probably buy one of these. They run Windows. They have a USB port. They will run a piece of software I want to run that will not run on IOS or Android, although it also has a version for OS-X. Apple does not sell an iPad-like device that runs OS-X.

Submission + - "Getting Things Done" Gets A Boost from Charles Simonyi (xconomy.com)

waderoush writes: "He's famous now for dating Martha Stewart and going into space (twice), but Charles Simonyi is known to software engineers mainly as the father of Microsoft Word and the creator of 'intentional programming,' a method that generates code automatically based on high-level commands from domain experts. Now Simonyi and his Bellevue, WA, company Intentional Software are teaming up with 'Getting Things Done' author David Allen to translate the personal-productivity guru's time-management technique into mobile apps. Surprisingly, there's never been an official GTD app — and Allen dismisses most to-do-list software as 'dispersive rather than integrative.' But in an extended Q&A with Xconomy, Allen says 'These guys [at Intentional Software] came to me tabula rasa and said ‘we don’t know what’s needed, but we think we have a technology that could be utilized to help knit together a lot of this stuff.’' No product development timeline has been announced.
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Comment Thirty @#$% Dollars A Month, That's Why (Score 1) 618

Ok, I know there are now less expensive data plans. But the point is the same: I just don't see the value in the data plans. If/when things are reasonably priced, I may consider it.

My wife and I both used Palm Pilots before we could get them bundled with our phone. We both had Palm phones until they broke (screens - yeah, we shoulda had cases) and Verizon insisted we could not replace them without a data plan. @#$% you, Verizon.

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