We’ve been trying to find a word to describe our first month of PalmPower Magazine and the word that keeps coming to mind is Yowzah! This has been an absolutely amazing four weeks. It’s clear that PalmPower struck a chord among PalmPilot users worldwide. Editor-in-Chief David Gewirtz shares what he’s learned about PalmPower and you in our first thirty days.

What makes a good restaurant tip calculator? Several different pieces of software are available to help with this little chore. We’re going to look at all of them, and see how they stack up.

Have you ever wished you didn’t have to write out long sequences of Graffiti? In this article, Contributing Editor Calvin Parker shares some great time-saving techniques and an undocumented but incredibly useful shortcut feature.

Have you ever wanted to use your PalmPilot to manage your shopping list? This article helps you shop ’til you drop without letting things fall through the cracks.

PalmPilot connectivity has moved into the corporate world with a vengeance. The PalmPilot’s HotSync and Notes replication almost seem designed for each other. In this article Richard Echeandia looks at another solution: The Pylon Conduit.

Each issue, we’ll bring you some great tips straight from 3Com’s tech support team. Chris Brown kicks it off with some fun hints and tips.

It seems fitting to kick off our Premier Issue by having a candid conversation with Jeff Hawkins, the man who started Palm Computing (now part of 3Com) and created the PalmPilot. Prior to his chat with Hawkins, 3Com PR personnel gave Editor-in-Chief David Gewirtz some interesting background on Hawkins’ success: over a million PalmPilots shipped in 18 months, a 66% market share, and the fastest growth of any computing product in history, faster than the TV and the VCR.

PalmPower Magazine kicks off it’s Premier Issue with this warm-hearted introduction. You’ll get the inside scoop about starting the publication and you’ll also learn how the great features of this site can help you get the most out of your PalmPilot organizer.