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Clair, in general max out memory when you can. Originally Posted by discreetgent

Word!

infrared ports are sooo last decade. Originally Posted by Sa_artman

Tell me about it. The equipement manufucaturer that I must interface with made a decision what 5, 6, or 7 years ago to use infra-red. They probably thought this Bluetooth thing would never catch on. So they have a thousands or millions of the devices that ideally operate on a legacy communication link.

Yes, I dread a "pavement interface" for my Treo, but when it does or if the iPhone beds with Verizon I may have to drink the "Jobs Kool-aid" instead of the "Palm Kool-aid." I aleady hoover the "Bill Gates Kool-aid."

Tell me about it. The equipement manufucaturer that I must interface with made a decision what 5, 6, or 7 years ago to use infra-red. They probably thought this Bluetooth thing would never catch on. So they have a thousands or millions of the devices that ideally operate on a legacy communication link.

Yes, I dread a "pavement interface" for my Treo, but when it does or if the iPhone beds with Verizon I may have to drink the "Jobs Kool-aid" instead of the "Palm Kool-aid." I aleady hoover the "Bill Gates Kool-aid." Originally Posted by SR Only

Well, pony up to the Steve 'Jones' Jobs bar. Personally, I would resist the temptation to go the Android route. Think Palm early days when nothing just 'fit'. Maybe a few years they'll get it, but I like Apple's polish. I liken it to good German cars when you realize you can still roll down you windows when the powers dead because they thought things out. Right now Android is like the Kia. IMHO.

ClairJordan, I agree with the above, more memory, but in reality unless your downloading tons of music or videos, 16 is more than enough for most users. Plus Cloud services are starting to make storage easier.

Plus Cloud services are starting to make storage easier. Originally Posted by Sa_artman

Word! A lot of the storage I use is moving to the Cloud. Of course, then the cable modem will crap out.

Logmein is one that comes to mind. Originally Posted by Sa_artman

Which logmein?

Ignition

Desktop Connect

VNC

Crazyremote Pro

This would be a topic in its self..which apps are special to each other.

I liken it to good German cars when you realize you can still roll down you windows when the powers dead because they thought things out. Right now Android is like the KIA. IMHO.. Originally Posted by Sa_artman

As a buddy with Toyota says "KIA = Killed In Action." Ya I own a BMW.

ClairJordan, I agree with the above, more memory, but in reality unless your downloading tons of music or videos, 16 is more than enough for most users. Originally Posted by Sa_artman

For CJ: For memory: a man is NEVER too rich and you can NEVER have enough memory. Get out the wheel borrow and load up with memory chipsets. It'll be about the same price as a nice pair of Pliners. And worth it as the iPad ages.

Which logmein?

Ignition

Desktop Connect

VNC

Crazyremote Pro

This would be a topic in its self..which apps are special to each other. Originally Posted by Woody of TX

Sorry, didn't see your post. Yes, Logmein Ignition and the Desktop version allow me to check up on every computer at work. It works pretty flawlessly. If you travel like I do, they're a godsend. VNC is not bad, but not as polished and I don't have experience with Crazyremote.