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...smartphone, both by Samsung, and then the eagerly awaited Palm Treo 680. My original intention was to review the Treo 680, but I decided there just isn't enough to say about it: it's no slimmer than its predecessors, and Cingular will have to pack better, user-friendly e-mail software into it if it's going to attract non-corporate types, or indeed anybody but Palm customers in search of a replacement to their Treo...
...BlackJack was a bit of a letdown too. When it comes to managing personal e-mail, it can't touch T-Mobile's BlackBerry Pearl, and as far as the glitzy marketing campaign ("compact 3G PDA that can do it all"), just remember that it still runs on the cumbersome, unresponsive Windows Mobile platform. Many Windows Mobile devices have crossed my path of late, and none of them have been worth discussing at length. No, the smarter of Cingular's offerings tend to leave me dumb. It's the Sync, a jam-packed regular phone, that has held my attention...
...decision not to take a salary was purely personal,” Bok wrote in an e-mail. “Although I stand by the article I wrote in the Chronicle of Higher Education, my decision was not intended as a statement of any kind...
...letter also goes to the director of graduate studies in the department and to a designated associate of the Bok Center, and suggests that the TF be in touch with that person for retraining,” Gross wrote in an e-mail...
...Missouri-Columbia, and later helped to establish the Greater St. Louis Association of Black Journalists. “Gerald was smart,” Howard Shapiro, a member of Boyd’s Nieman class and current travel editor and theater critic of The Philadelphia Inquirer, wrote in an e-mail. “He had a drive and passion for reporting” and few of his Nieman classmates were surprised at his future success, Shapiro said. Boyd worked for the St. Louis Post-Dispatch before coming to Harvard, and in 1983, he joined The Times’ Washington...