It’s the time of year to give thanks and in this episode Augusto and I explore what we’re thankful for that helps us be more productive.

In this engaging podcast episode titled "CrossPlatform 091 - Personal Digital Assistants," viewers are invited to join hosts Augusto Pinaud and Art Gelwicks on a nostalgic journey through the evolution of personal digital assistants (PDAs). The hosts share their personal experiences with early PDAs like the Sony Data Bank and Radio Shack's pocket computer, while also shedding light on the historical context of the first PDA, dating back to 1984. Throughout the episode, the hosts recall the significance of Palm Pilots in the early 1990s and reflect on the challenges of managing productivity in the ever-evolving world of technology. They emphasize the importance of simplifying the use of modern devices as digital assistants. If you're curious about the fascinating history of PDAs and their impact on productivity, this podcast episode is a must-watch. Join Augusto and Art as they delve into the past and discuss how these early devices have shaped our digital lives today. Tune in and discover the intriguing world of personal digital assistants!

Password management is always a challenge regardless of the hardware or software you have in use. This episode, Augusto and I talk about what we use for password management, how it has helped, and in some cases how it has let us down. If you’re someone who struggles with keeping your passwords in order (and honestly who doesn’t) this is an episode you don’t want to miss.

In episode 2, Augusto and I take a look at common combinations of hardware and software people use to build their cross platform solutions. Not everything works well together and it is important to have a good understanding of your goals and objectives. We discuss what has worked, what hasn’t, and what can be done to improve your chances of success.

The age old battle unfolds in Episode 1 of Cross Platform with Augusto and I taking on those classic adversaries: iOS and Android. Unlike other comparisons you may have heard, we’re focused on how we can make these two play nicely together in our own cross platform solutions.