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Jeff
Hawkins, founder of Palm
Computing and Handspring, and the person often referred to as the
father of handheld computing said this about the DateBk application:
DateBk is a remarkable product. It has more features than
I use, but the ones I don't use generally don't get in my way. You seem
to really get the philosophy behind Palm design. The application is
also very robust.
Handspring licensed DateBk3 for all of its popular Palm OS compatible
Handheld devices as its Advanced Datebook application, DateBook+.
ZDNet gave
DateBk5's predecessor, DateBk4, its top FIVE STAR rating and said:
DateBk4 is an
outstanding, feature-packed replacement for your Date Book, Memo Pad
and To Do
applications...
It uses the same databases as your current applications so you don't
need to
re-enter appointments or other information. An excellent manual is
available on
the author's Website, but the DateBk4 interface is so intuitive, you'll
hardly
need it.
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And the
following comment from a DateBk user is typical of how they feel about
this application (from a recent email):
There
is absolutely no doubt in my mind that DateBk3/4/5 is not only a
fantastic product in its own right, but Pimlico provides the best
support of any Palm software provider. That may sound like hyperbole,
but I think it's fact.
Cheers Steve T
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