* wow-com.com (http://www.wow-com.com) * AnyWhereYouGo (http://www.anywhereyougo.com) * ViaFone.com (http://www.viafone.com) * MobileInfo.com (http://www.mobileinfo.com )

And if you want to invest in or send your staffs to wireless training, try these sites for additional information:

* Institute for Wireless Education (http://www.iwe.org) * Basser Associates (http://www.bessercourse.com

Of course, you can purchase several related books and learn essential skills to develop your wireless sites on your own. Here are my favorite books:

* "Designing wireless information service" by John Hjelm * "A Manager Guide to Wireless Telecommunications" by Ron Schneiderman * " The Comphrensive Guide to Wireless Resources " by Lawrence Harte * " Programming with Wireless Application Protocol:-Complete Developer Guide " by Sandeep Singhal

If you wish to know more about wireless and other related matters, you can check out at eMobiNet! (http://www.emobinet.com ) for additional resources. New links are added on a continual basis.

I heard a very long time ago that defragmenting disks was very important to do and even though I don't understand WHY, I do it often because I can do it by starting program and walking away from computer while it goes about this important task by itself. Why not automate process when it's so important to do?

I heard other day about someone having brilliant idea to make disk defrag programs run automatically because users don't understand what they do and don't use them. Brilliant! DOH! Just as I haven't got a clue what to do when my washing machine stops working, so to do I remain puzzled when my computer stops working. My Maytag doesn't flash error messages, it just quits.

A friend asked me about an error message she was getting on her Compaq Desktop machine tonight and when I sat down in front of screen I was greeted by a dialog box that said something on order of "Regenv32 has caused an error in and will now shut down" and of course, only choice is "OK" and it did. She only uses her computer to surf web, read email and use word processing program occasionally. Should we track down and fix this meaningless "problem"?

Several Apples ago, I bought a book called "Macs for Dummies" and my all time favorite line from that book is repeated over and over again throughout book. "This message is meaningless, ignore it and reboot" in reference to any one of many possible error messages in dialog boxes that appear on screen before, during or after a system crash.

One thing I understand very clearly on list of benefits Phil Schiller's numbered powerpoint slides was point number 3. "Embrace Open Standards" that means that Apple is committed to coming out of hiding when it comes to proprietary software. It means that new core of Unix that underlies OS X makes it incredibly stable, available to tweaks and improvements in security and usability by geeks worldwide, not just those in Apple headquarters in Cupertino.

OS X crashes less often, makes me smile more than OS 9 did, it does its job faster and even comes with System 9 built in, to run all software that worked on it before you upgraded. I struggled to remember how much RAM I had in my iMac DV when I spoke to an Apple representative on trade show floor and recalled that I had asked them to double what it came with when I bought it, so that means it will run OS X, according to rep.

COOL! I don't know how it works, but I use it 8 hours a day so it's important that I like using it. I do.

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