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I don't use non-smartphone PDAs anymore, but I really miss: 1. Their ability to do absolutely everything offline. No need to worry that I won't be able to acce
by michaelhoffman 3y ago
I don't use non-smartphone PDAs anymore, but I really miss:
1. Their ability to do absolutely everything offline. No need to worry that I won't be able to access something because somewhere without data service
2. The ability to have all the PDA features at my fingertips without being hooked up to the world's biggest attention-killing distraction network.
- blisterpeanuts 3y agoAlso the “search entire device” feature. It used to be so easy to find something across contacts, calendar, and memos.
- MikusR 3y agoyou just described an ordinary smartphone with wifi/data turned off.
- michaelhoffman 3y agoI wish that were true, but unfortunately some apps do not seem to be designed well in the case of data being turned off.
- mcguire 3y ago3. For the "big 4" applications at least, the Palm was significantly faster and significantly more usable than anything I've seen on smartphones.