Published articles
The following 3 articles by David Pogue have been published in ZATZ magazines.

PalmPilot and Macintosh: together at last
Apple is bouncing back from the brink. It's been a pretty amazing year for a company that was written off at the beginning of the year and now has broken all sales records with it's amazingly popular iMac. And with Apple's renewed success comes great software for Mac users. In this article, best selling author and contributing editor David Pogue examines some of the Palm organizer treats in store for Macintosh enthusiasts. [PalmPower Magazine, November 1998]

The musical PalmPilot computer
Amazing as it may seem, the Palm device is quite musical -- and a friend to musicians, composers, and other musically inclined individuals. Hiding behind the mild-mannered persona of contributing editor David Pogue lurks the secret identity of an accomplished composer and conductor. Blending his two worlds (that of the computer and of music), David introduces us to music on the PalmPilot. And, surprisingly, there are some wonderful solutions, including a songwriter's helper, an electronic metronome, a tool for determining pitch, some nice melody makers, and even a tool for budding guitar players. If you're musically inclined, this is the ultimate article for you. [PalmPower Magazine, September 1998]

PalmPilot: the ultimate demo
This issue marks the PalmPower debut of contributing editor David Pogue, one of the industry's most highly respected authors. David's taken his wealth of PalmPilot experience, showcased in his new book "PalmPilot: The Ultimate Guide", mixed in some great new tips and techniques, and created a wonderful new column for PalmPower. Every PalmPilot user knows people are always fascinated by these little devices. And we've all had the urge to show them off to friends and coworkers. In this fun article, David tells you how to give the ultimate PalmPilot demo. [PalmPower Magazine, August 1998]