preNotes

It's a new year and a perfect time to freshen up your phone. If your like me your phone is filled with apps, pictures and downloads from last year. Its simple to clean up and organize your phone and you can hear how on this week's preNote.

Keeping your phone protected is big business, and with winter bearing down it's nice to know what to do if your phone gets wet. There are a few important and simple steps to take and you can hear about them on this week's preNote.

Synergy is one of the often mentioned features that differentiate webOS. It works by linking contact information from various sources into one common view. Knowing how to manage these links is useful and you can hear how on this week's preNote.

The Consumer Electronics Show (CES) is right around the corner. That means two things: webOS news will be scarce until Jan and then starting on the 6th we should get a picture of what's coming. We won't know much till then but I share my expectations on this week's preNote.

If your like me you can never have enough battery power for your phone. Managing your phone settings is only half the equation though. There are lots of ways to keep your battery topped up and you can hear about them on this week's preNote.

With the latest webOS Developer Days wrapped up and lots of developers getting their hands on Palm Pre 2s the magnitude of changes coming in webOS 2.0 is getting clearer. There are some small changes that will make a big difference and you can hear about it on this week's preNote.

Synergy is great for stuff that must be synced (Calendar and Contacts) but for handling the odd individual bits of data there is Neato! for webOS. A recent update brings more ways to share info from you PC to your phone and back. You can hear how to use it on this week's preNote.

Its fun to change up your wallpaper occasional (or more often -- you know who you are). When you choose a wallpaper or create you own there are a couple of things to keep in mind and you can hear about it on this week's preNote.

I was recently asked a fun question, "How do you copy a web link with a webOS enabled phone?" It turns out there are a couple of ways to copy web links and a few shortcuts along the way. Your webOS enabled phone handles this task gracefully and you can hear how on this week's preNote.

"Too many cards" AKA the "TMC error" got you down. Quit a few applications. While the cards fly off the screen some important work goes on in the background. You can hear about quitting applications on this week's preNote.