The Stanford PalmPilot User Group is the oldest surviving (sometimes just barely) Palm OS® user group, and the sponsor of the PalmHack developer contests. It normally meets at 7pm on the first Tuesday of each month.

The group is on hiatus.

SPUG is a spin-off of SNUG, the Stanford Newton User Group, which is a spin-off of SMUG, the Stanford/Palo Alto Macintosh User Group. Membership is free and open to all, but since we meet in a café, attendees should buy something to eat or drink.

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  Awards

  PalmHack: The PalmSource Developer Challenge

  • PalmHack VII, at the 2005 PalmSource Developer Conference
  • PalmHack VI, at the 2004 PalmSource Developer Conference
  • PalmHack V, alias The PalmSource Developer Challenge: see http://www.palmsource.com/devconf.html#open
  • PalmHack IV

  Spugly Awards: The Worst Palm OS® Software Ever

  Previous Meetings

• SPUG Report 12/5/06: Competitive demo of the Maltin Movie Guide versus VideoHound.
• Anders Baecklund of Palm Platform Marketing, demoing the HandSpring Treo. Pictures by Adam Tow.
• SPUG Report 7/6/99 Parachute, report by Mikey LeBeau ; pictures by Brian Hall
• SPUG Report #3
• SPUG Report #2
• SPUG Report #1

  feedback

  SPUG Officers

• Flash Sheridan (President)
• Flash Sheridan’s Home Page
• PalmOS to iPhoneOS migration notes
  

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• Roger Smith (Vice-President)

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• Adam Tow
• Adam Tow's Home Page (Foundation Systems)

  If you have an iKnapsack-enabled browser, add Foundation Systems’ contact information to your Address Book
  
  

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• Club Resident Lunatic E'Sex
• Lunatic E'Sex's Home Page

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• Palm is hiring.

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