CADTechie, post: 418187, member: 11403 wrote: I am finishing up development of a Surveying Application that runs on BricsCADI might be interested, as ...

leegreen, post: 418164, member: 2332 wrote: OTG drive like this one would be more efficient.Better yet! I just ordered a couple like that.

How do you plug a thumb drive into a phone? Do you have an adapter cable with a micro-USB plug on one end and a USB-A socket on the other?Edit: I ju...

Fu3l3r, post: 418087, member: 11864 wrote: What do you guys think about the way they handle temperature and direct sunlight?The consensus seems to be ...

Rankin_File, post: 418055, member: 101 wrote: $500 for a phone?!?!?!I just paid $600 for my wife's exercise bike, so $500 for a phone I use everyday d...

I have a Crain Trimax (is Trimble putting its name on them now that they own Crain?) and a couple of Leica GST-20 tripods. Both are good, solid perfo...

MightyMoe, post: 418050, member: 700 wrote: they are armored and it's a big differenceDoes the armoring add any protection that an aftermarket case do...

foggyidea, post: 418044, member: 155 wrote: You can't fly commercial airlines with a Samsung 7Unless something has changed recently, this restriction ...

Add me to the list of those who use his phone as a WiFi hotspot for RTN use. Plus email and the web, texting with family and friends, and every once ...

My alarms arrived from China today. The first glitch I encountered involves the main battery case: it's barely big enough to accept a standard 9v ba...

they‰Ûªre incredibly expensive (some can cost more than $5,000)Where I work, none cost less than $5,000. And I don't consider that expensive, incredi...

For me it comes down to whether or not you're okay with the Apple "walled garden" limitations. I prefer the more open platform offered by Android.I'm...

Those tape drives are pricey ($2k and up). I think you'd do better buying disks, backing up in pairs, and replacing the drives periodically.My experi...

Lee D, post: 417699, member: 7971 wrote: But even if it's the $750 number I've seen tossed around, that still seems to me to be a lot less money than ...

surveysteph, post: 417678, member: 12555 wrote: I need my non-survey guys to be able to use it too.While there are big differences between all the var...

Lee D, post: 417676, member: 7971 wrote: now it's Trimble's fault and due to a conspiracy to force their equipment into obsolescence that they didn't ...

mattb, post: 417673, member: 8629 wrote: looked at teqc but being dos based I have kept goingYou might appreciate Winteqc, a GUI wrapper for teqc. I ...

thebionicman, post: 417505, member: 8136 wrote: We all just write the passwords on sticky notes and place them along the edge of a monitor. Really imp...

detritalgeo, post: 417545, member: 8326 wrote: So unless Trimble responds with a complimentary code"Complimentary" isn't in the Trimble vocabulary.

Bill93, post: 417109, member: 87 wrote: The 4% rule of thumb is a starting pointI'm more cautious; I use 3%. I'm gambling on the long-term care thing...