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Update 6/4/07: Still trying to figure out how the Foleo makes sense.

I still can't see it working within Palm's life expectancy however. I hate to think Hawkins has lost it, so I hope Stross is right. He claims it's a covert web 2.0 network computer device, Larry Ellison's old dream made real. Update 6/2/07: Stross says there's another part of the puzzle. Either Hawkins has lost it or there's another part of the puzzle we don't know about. A computing/email/browser extension for something like the hideous Motorola RAZR makes sense, but this isn't it. It reminds me of the legendary Tandy 100 (I think that was the number - the original road warrior palmtop), the numerous failed WinCE palmtops, the very shortlived Newton portable, the never-released PenPoint device. It sports an OS that corporate IT types will never accept (i.e. I assume it uses Flash instead of a hard drive.

You can't put it in your pocket and it weighs and costs about as much as an XP laptop, but it doesn't replace a laptop. Since this is a small, lightweight Linux computer, it could eventually become a new stand-alone portable-computing platform that the Linux or open-source crowd embraces. But, whether planned or not, Hawkins may have actually hit on a more powerful mobile-computing idea. Foleo would give them a light, lower-cost option that could make it easy to hit the road without a laptop. Foleo's price at launch will be $499 and it should be on the market by mid-summer. Navigation is done through a TrackPoint nub in the keyboard and it has a roller wheel below the keyboard to provide fast and easy scrolling. The large screen supports 1024-by-600 or 1024-by-768 VGA resolution.

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It weighs about 2.4 pounds but feels much lighter, and even with its small battery it can deliver five full hours (even while using Wi-Fi the entire time).

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To respond, you need to be near a Wi-Fi spot or use the smart phone as a modem via its Bluetooth connection, which is why Hawkins calls Foleo a mobile companion and emphasizes the role of the smart phone in this type of digital lifestyle.

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Hands-On with the Palm Foleo: More Cool Features - News and Analysis by PC Magazine Hawkins designed the original (since debased) PalmPilot as an extension to the PC rather than a Newtonish replacement for a PC, now he's imaging the Linux-based Foleo as an extension to a phone (emphases mine): It didn't work when I tried it last December, but it's been working perfectly for the past month. Update 7/25/07: There's a Firefox extension for Live Writer. This is one beautiful product! There's nothing like it in the OS X world, Microsoft is trouncing Apple here. After weeks of regular use the only complaint I have is that it takes a while startup on first use on my system. In retrospect this is how the prior version worked.

I had to be told this by one of the product architects after asking for this 'feature' on his blog. You can download the lasts 500 posts easily from any blog, and then, like this one, edit it in WLW. Neither of these are working for me today. The update information claims I can edit in the blog and in WLW and WLW will manage versioning. Update 6/2/07: I thought I used to be able to view and act on prior blogger posts using WLW. Allaire, is a Macalester College graduate and a former Minnesota tech entrepreneur'. Update: A local tech column reveals WLW has Minnesota roots. There's nothing as good on OS X that's particularly disturbing. Live Writer will kill every other Windows blog authoring tool on the market, I suspect it's already finished off BlogJet. IE only, Windows only, etc.Īlas, the Sharepoint integration suggests Microsoft won't kill this product. No mention of Firefox support, unsurprisingly. I especially appreciate the Sharepoint 2007 support and the 'paste special' options. My favorite blogging tool has had a big update - and it's still 'beta'.