Computers crash, browsers slow down, phones run out of space, and WiFi stops cooperating at the worst possible moment. This category cuts through the frustration with over 60 practical, step-by-step guides covering everything from Windows troubleshooting and smartphone backups to DNS changes, SSD tools, and browser fixes — so you can solve real problems without wading through forum threads or guesswork.
Whether you're maintaining a daily driver PC, setting up a new phone, or squeezing more life out of aging hardware, there's something here for every skill level. Topics covered include:
Each guide is written for real-world use — no assumed expertise, no skipped steps. If you've never touched a DNS setting or run a clean Windows install before, these walkthroughs will take you from zero to done.
This category is also home to a curated collection of guides for PalmOS devices, Palm handhelds, and Treo smartphones — the devices that put a computer in your pocket long before the modern smartphone era. Whether you're restoring an old device, syncing data, or simply exploring the roots of mobile computing, these vintage guides preserve knowledge that's increasingly hard to find anywhere else.
A large portion of this category is dedicated to Windows troubleshooting — one of the most searched topics on the internet for good reason. From fixing sluggish startups and diagnosing battery drain to automating file backups and switching browsers, the guides here focus on actionable fixes rather than vague advice. Most can be completed in under ten minutes with no third-party software required.
Pick a guide below and get your tech working the way it should.
A restored history of Earth&Sun, the PalmPilot program that visualized Earth's sunlit hemisphere and calculated sunrise, sunset, and longitude-based time. [full]
Foto Timer was a freeware Palm OS interval timer that PalmGear listed under product ID 9302 and a 2002 astronomy column recommended for long exposures and darkroom work. [full]
A historical look at Handspring Blazer, the proxy-based Palm OS web browser that shipped on Treo phones from 2001 through 2006, later continued by palmOne. [full]
handX weblog was a free, standalone Palm OS application for writing blog posts offline and publishing them through a HotSync conduit rather than direct FTP. [full]
A restored historical record of Jovian, Hans Anger's Palm OS utility for tracking Jupiter's Galilean moons and Great Red Spot, PalmGear product ID 6343. [full]
A historical look at LFtp, the freeware command-line FTP client for Palm OS handhelds by Laurent Thaler, once listed on PalmGear and bundled with Torpedo and PHTML. [full]
A restored historical record of Lucky Draw, a freeware lotto number generator PDAsoftnet released for Palm OS in 2002, rebuilt from archived PalmGear listings. [full]
A historical restoration of Moonphase, the freeware Palm OS lunar-phase app by developer Steven Kienle that PalmGear cataloged as product ID 1489 back in 1998. [full]
A historical restoration of NewPen, the freeware Palm OS utility that let users write Graffiti directly on the screen instead of the dedicated Graffiti area — including its confirmed use on the Handspring Treo 90. [full]
Palm VersaMail 2.5 shipped April 15, 2003 with scheduled mail polling, POP3/IMAP4/SMTP, basic HTML rendering, and an Outlook conduit. PalmGear listed it as product 48823. [full]
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