PDA Developers – Volume 3.1 – Jan/Feb 1995

PDA Developers, originally PIE Developers, was the premier, independent printed resource for mobile developers in the mid-to-late 1990s. Billing itself as “A Technical Journal for PDA Developers,” each issue contained detailed articles, tutorials, and coding examples covering all major handheld platforms.

Published by San Francisco-based Creative Digital Systems, the journal was expertly managed and edited by Steve Mann (who also wrote a number of articles in each issue).

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Artifact Details

Publisher: Creative Digital Systems
Place Manufactured: United States
Language: English

Date: January, 1995

Description: Saddled-stitched printed journal on cream-colored paper.

Contents: In this issue:
  • PDA News
  • Wireless Watch
  • Medical Update: A Report from SCAMC
  • Reviews and Previews (Graffiti, Leverage, Sharp PT-9000, NS BASIC 1.10, Form Factor)
  • Essential Wireless Reading
  • New, Noteworthy, and on the Nets
  • Portal: A PDA-to-World-Wide-Web Interface
  • Spilling the Zoomer's Ink
  • An Introduction to HP 100/200 Programming
  • Making the Most of PSION Menus
  • Status Bar Courtesy
  • Mixing Macs, PCs, and PSIONs
  • Soup Sweep: Reclaiming Unused Bytes
  • HPCLIB: An HP 100/200LX C Library
  • Worktime Manager for PSION 3a
  • Optimizing Newton Programs with Drawing
  • Developering Series 3 Programs Using HWIF
  • Out on a Limb: Debugging Without a Tehther
  • Hewlett Packard 200LX Handheld PC
  • HP System Manager Development


Size: 8.5" x 11" (66 pages)

MSRP: $10.95 US, $11.95 Canada

Condition: New

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