Pocket computing in 2018
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My main  PDA was my  phone, to be  honest (an Ubuntu  Touch-based phone
with an Evernote Client and  a CalDAV-compatible calendar). I ceased to
use it in October.

At home  I use my Palm  IIIx, mostly as e-reader  (Plucker, Aportis Doc
files) as  a password storage.  Sometimes I  prepare text for  my phlog
here (as I'm doing just now). And I the Converter program was used very
often in  last few  months I  my wife often  tasked me  with conversion
between  US and  SI units  during cooking  (I got  a cookbook  from the
University of Berkeley and she started to use it).

Outdoors I use  the Palm IIIxe (it has  8 MB of RAM instead of  4 MB of
the IIIx) as a shopping list, a notetaking/sketching device, a password
storage, also for  list of geocaches (I  have no GPS for it  s I cannot
use it  for actual  geocaching) and  as a camera  (with the  ad-o Kodak
PalmPix camera module).

For GPS I use the Garmin eTrex Touch 25  and as a camera I use m old HP
PhotoSmart 730 (and, less frequently, the SONY Alpha digital camera).

I didn't  use my PSIONs and  Zauri for nothing serious  in 2018. Except
for the PSION Organiser II LZ which I use as an alarm clock (it is much
louder than any  old Palm). My Ben  NanoNote was used for  less than 10
times, mostly to play music.