It could have been the Foleo
Originally uploaded by palmdoc.
Pic of my old Treo650 sitting on top of the Asus Eee PC (a colleague just bought one, it’s not mine unfortunately) - an ultra portable notebook replacement which comes with Linux, Browser, Skype, Open Office and just about most productivity apps you would need.
This thing is [...]
Spotted over in Palmaddicts:
Confessions of a gadget nurse who uses a Treo 680 and a hospital Intern who blogs and uses a Nokia.
Palmaddicts is a great source of daily news related to Palms and PDAs in general. I need my daily fix of Palmaddicts!
Tags: News, Nokia, Palm, Treo
MDRD-Gault GFR Calculator is a freebie for you.
Description:
Free GFR Calculator that rapidly Calculates Glomerular Filtration Rates utilizing a variety of methods.
These methods include both the 4 and 6 variable MDRD, Gault, and a combined method.
The calculator also lists expected GFR for age and % expected from each method as well as the stages of [...]
You might on occasion find it handy to be able to run some Palm medical applications directly on your PC while you are working in your Office and using the Office PC. It would be less convenient to whip out your PDA just to look up the program concerned.
You could run a Garnet simulator on [...]
USBMIS New Release: IV Med Notes
Accessing an intravenous site and delivering fluids and medicine can be a difficult and frightening experience for students. IV Med Notes alleviates students’ fears by providing up-to-date information needed to safely administer medications by IV, in a user-friendly and convenient PDA application.
Tags: Access, Student, USBMIS
A data plan that is. All along I’ve been a light mobile data user - the occasional email checking, instant messaging with IM+, some browsing of mobile friendly websites and forums. That has changed since I just got an unlimited data plan with one of my local mobile phone providers. They have a GPRS/Edge [...]
Apologies to readers of this blog but at the request of Palm Inc, the postings about the Palm Centro have been removed
Tags: Centro, Palm
Originally spotted in Freewarepalm, the LSORA logbook is a free app for anesthetists:
Description:
This is a logbook to mantain records of your anaesthesia cases. It has several tabs unique to any database, like the use of regional anaesthesia and cusum graphics.
More at the LSORA website
Tags: Freeware, Palm
My UpToDate DVDs arrived in the mail yesterday. You might be interested to know that the PDA installation disks for both Palm and Windows Mobile come in a single installation DVD this time round.
For a full installation, one requires about 1.22 Gb space on the memory card. If space is a premium, you may omit [...]
From The Epocrates Team:
Just a quick announcement that Epocrates has released a new version designed exclusively for BlackBerry devices. Our engineers have been working hard to develop a product that takes full advantage of BlackBerry’s unique format, and it’s now here! Users will enjoy the convenience of over-the-air installation and wireless drug updates, as [...]
i think the future is the bluetooth installations...