I've cleaned up a bit and put the old site back up.You can access it here: http://retro.ldspda.com . All old logins should work on that site. My intention is still to rebuild the LDSPDA.com community site, but at least all is not lost with the old site. I'll continue to modify and maintain the old site as long as this new site remains in the building stages.
Last week I woke up one morning to find my cell phone dead. It just wouldn’t turn on. I’ve tried not to rely on a cell phone most of my life, but this week, with all that I had going on, was a bad week not to have a cell phone!
But I’m a glass is half full kind of guy. I’ve been considering integrating my cell phone and PDA into one unit, because, quite frankly I don’t seem to use my PDA so much anymore because I don’t like carrying the bulky thing around. I use it every week in church for my scriptures and manuals, but the calendar and task list was less than useful as I didn’t carry it with me enough to get the reminders I needed. I would like to make it a useful tool again.Since I generally take my cell phone with me I thought it might be more convenient to get an integrated device. So I set off on my quest to find the device I desired.
Since it has been my only option, the Pocket PC has been the only operating system that I have used Internet Explorer on. Welcome Minimo!
I've only plaid with it for about 5 minutes, but so far I like it. I just feels more more like my web browser of choice. Pages seem to display more like they would on my computer.
The biggest drawback though is that it seems to be quite slow. This could be due to the fact that I installed it on my SD card since my main memory is full of scripture files ;)
I'm sure you've all heard that the latest conference talks are available in mp3 format now. Would you like an easier way to download them all? I've emailed the makers of LDS Audio Browser and they've responded to my request to add all the latest conference talks. Now you can download them all in 3 easy steps!
Since it has been my only option, the Pocket PC has been the only operating system that I have used Internet Explorer on. Welcome 
