I haven’t seen anyone talk about this anyway, so maybe I just missed it, but Microsoft has released Microsoft Sudoku for Tablet PC Edition, sorta.

There was supposed to be a program called Inkudoku released at the end of January by another developer. Well that fell through and I gave up hope for an Ink-based Sudoku [...]

When I was using GoBinder, I loved the planning features built in to the program. Having a calendar and task management right there with native ink was neat. I then switched to OneNote for the features of OneNote 2003/2007. I’m finding neither software to really be right for me anymore.

Most of my notes are sporadic, kept in random places [...]

Yes, I’m reviewing Trev’s tablet, but I’ve never had a chance to play with the LE1600 for longer than a minute and now I’m going to have one in my hands for a week (SO COOL!). I’m mostly interested in how much the new keyboard really affects usage. Is it really THAT much better? Is [...]

Tabs work great with tablets (and with any computer…think FireFox), so any program that adds tabs to something, I like, such as Intellitabs.

What’s even better is that Intellitabs informed me that they cut their prices as follows:

1) From $29 to just $19 for the standard version 2) From $59 to just $29 for the pro version 3) [...]

RememberTheMilk is another site that I use to keep up with school. Despite its rather odd name, RememberTheMilk is a great implementation of a to-do list that’s online. What’s so great about it? you ask. Let me tell you what I like about it.

Adding tasks is easy and you can file them under different sections. [...]

Being the computer nerd/geek I am, I like to try all the new web services that come. I’ve been using 30Boxes for last few months and have found it to be excellent calendaring program that college students should just fall in love with.

30Boxes.com is an online calendar that is very simple to use and that’s [...]

Now this is neat….and very useful!!! It’s Google through text messages.

Need directions in a hurry but only have a dinky phone? Text “[address #1] to [address #2]” to 46645 (GOOGL) and Google will text you back the driving directions. Text “define {word]” to get a definition sent back to you, or text “weather [location]” for [...]

Hi Everyone, There’s been a lot of stuff I just haven’t had the chance to post lately, and I’m sorry about that. This semester gets busier by the minute, it seems, all while I still have to struggle to keep my GPA above 3.25 for financial reasons. Tests are finally slowing down as it gets [...]

As college students we are often told about the importance of getting an internship while in school. For many people seeking an internship can be a daunting and frustrating task.A friend of mine, Jengyee Liang (Berkeley Alum 2005), has recently published a book, Hello Real World! detailing her own internship experience. During her four years [...]

Tablet Enhancements for Outlook 3.0 is now available for public beta testing. If you’ve been interested in this software, or if you currently have TEO 2.0, you’ll be in for a real treat!

Try it out here: http://www.josheinstein.com/download/teo3/