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Apple hires former Newton guru as new VP of Product Marketing
The New York Times Bits Blog is reporting that Michael Tchao, a member of the team that brought the Apple Newton MessagePad to market, is going back to work for Apple after a 15-year absence. In Tchao's new job as Vice President of Product Marketing, ...
Ask the TUAW Readers: Best use for a Newton
TUAW reader Paul writes in to tell us he just picked up a used Messagepad 120 for under ten bucks. (Lucky guy!) It should arrive later this week. So, now what? As a proud new Newton owner, what are the best ways to use his new gadget?
Well, Paul, ...
Vitruvian Newton
Noted Newton evangelist Grant Hutchinson has found what Newton-wielding geeks like me would consider a great historical image -- an X-ray of a Newton Messagepad's inner workings. He's posted an artificially colored portion of the image on his blog, ...
Macsimum targets Newton Users
The Apple product that won’t die, the Newton, is getting
some recognition from Macsimum News. The Mac news site is launching a
feature column that is all about the sweet little Newton and the zany adventures that people have had with ...
On iPhones and Newtons
Michael Simon at Mac | Life takes a cautionary look at the iPhone from the perspective of the failed Newton. In the months before its launch, the Newton generated a lot of buzz and excitement, and boasted similar functionality. As Mr. Simon notes, ...
Newton intro video
macTV has dug up a real gem: the instructional video that shipped with Newton in 1994. For most, this is just a peice of cultish nostalgia. But if, like Dave, you've still got a Newton that's going strong, you might pick up a few pointers...or not. ...
NewtonIM updated
I use a Newton 2100 as my everyday PDA. You may call it (or me) an old, obsolete relic, but you'll have to pry it from my cold, dead hands in order to get it away from me. The only thing more appealing to me than this little, green chunk of hardware ...
CNET editors miss the Newton
I don't know how it happened, but I managed to snooze through the whole Newton craze. Call me a late bloomer. The gang at CNET was wide awake, however, and they have placed the Newton on their list of the 10 technologies
they miss most. ...
Decorate your Newton
Here's a bit of a twist on our recent "Decorate your Mac" series of posts. Currently, there's a call on the NewtonTalk.net mailing list to collect as many holiday related packages (that's .pkg, not presents) for the Newt as possible, and ...
Rig of the Day: Newton at work
You know I couldn't
let this month's vintage theme pass buy without posting at least one Newton picture. Today's photo features a Newton
(is that a 2100 or a 2000?) sitting next to a ETC express lighting console. I think it looks quite at home. ...
More "New Newton" rumors
What's more annoying than Chocolate Rain and the pointless Kid Nation uproar? The incessant "Apple is coming out with a new Newton" rumors. Here's one from 2003: "...There's good reason to believe that a jazzy new Newton II will be forthcoming, ...
Rig of the Week: Newton as telephone
Who needs an iPhone when you've got a Newton 2100? Using a Nokia Card Phone 2.0 he got on Ebay for 10 Euros, a HDC-6D headset (Cost: 1 Euro), a prepaid T-Mobile SIM card (10 euros) and NewtSMS+ 1.10a beta (free), Marcus Hammerschmitt (original post ...
Copy and paste on the Newton
While everyone waits for Apple to implement copy and paste on the iPhone (or hacks their own), Newton users have been enjoying it for 15 years. Here's a great video of the just how Apple pulled it off on a previous touch device. Clicking and ...
Newton "Video Guides" available as downloads
Oh, how I love the Newton community. When the various message pads shipped, they came with instructive VHS tapes (yes, VHS) that described just how they should be used. Some enterprising Newton user has taken the time to encode several of the tapes ...
Worldwide Newton Conference begins today
The Macworld Expo
is coming to a close in San Francisco, but that doesn't mean that the fun is over. The Worldwide Newton Conference begins three days of workshops, information
sessions and keynote speeches today. Scheduled activities include a ...


