Take a look at Jen's site at http://www.PocketGoddess.com.

Published articles
The following 11 articles by Jen Edwards have been published in ZATZ magazines.

Paint Shop Pro 9: just what a digital photographer needs
As a budding digital photographer, author Jen Edwards is always on the lookout for some easy to use tools for her "digital darkroom". In her search, she came across Jasc'c Paint Shop Pro suite of photo editing software. Read on to see what she thinks of Paint Shop Pro. [Connected Photographer Magazine, December 2004]

Oxford American Desk Dictionary and Thesaurus
The Oxford American Desk Dictionary and Thesaurus has over 100,000 entries and definitions, plus more than 175,000 synonyms. It's perfect for students, journalists, business professionals, and anyone else who needs quick access to an English language reference. You'll need to read Jen Edwards' in-depth review to learn more about this interesting and useful product. [Computing Unplugged Magazine, January 2004]

PalmSource Open House showcases what's new in the Palm community
On September 26, PalmSource, Inc. celebrated the opening of its new headquarters in Sunnyvale, CA. Attendees had the opportunity to talk one-on-one with PalmSource's executive team, licensees, partners, software developers, and staff. Jen Edwards reports in with her perspective on the event, including news of upcoming software releases! [PalmPower Magazine, November 2002]

Your friendly neighborhood Spidar PDA Protector
Jen Edwards reviews the Spidar PDA Protector, a new concept in handheld protection. Find out how you can wrap your handheld in sturdy rubber bumpers. [PalmPower Magazine, June 2002]

Watch Star Wars fan films and other fun shorts with TealMovie
To see Star Wars Episode II: Attack of the Clones, you've got to go to your local theater. To see some amusing trailers for fan films inspired by the franchise, all you need is a Palm OS device. Jen Edwards reviews TealMovie, a cool piece of software that lets you view all kinds of short video subjects. [PalmPower Magazine, May 2002]

Let Alphamania challenge your brain
Do you like word games? I mean, really like them? Are you standing on the porch when the paperboy comes by so that you don't have to wait a single extra second for the day's crossword puzzle? Are you a compulsive Scrabble player? If your answer to any one of these questions is yes, then you really need to read Jen Edwards' review of Alphamania so you can tap into the pulse of the latest word game craze. [PalmPower Magazine, November 2001]

PalmPower reviews Documents To Go 4.0
Can you really leave your laptop at home? What if you need Word, Excel, and the other features of Microsoft Office? Documents To Go is, in the opinion of our tough reviewer, the most fully featured "Office" suite available for the Palm OS platform, and even rivals the Pocket Office applications on the Pocket PC platform. Read this important article by Jen Edwards to find out how you can take your office on the go. [PalmPower Magazine Enterprise Edition, October 2001]

Make a splash with your SplashPhoto digital photo album
Is your wallet becoming a bulky gallery of family photos? Jen Edwards reviews SplashData's SplashPhoto, a cool bit of software that allows you to turn your Palm device into a conveniently portable photo album. [PalmPower Magazine, May 2001]

Hangin' with your Palm device
If you need a convenient way to keep your Palm device close at hand, you might want to consider hanging it around your neck. Jen Edwards reviews the PalmStrap and MyCoolClip, both of which allow you to do just that. [PalmPower Magazine, March 2001]

Print straight from your Palm device with PrintBoy
Have you ever found yourself wanting to print something directly from your Palm device, without having to use the Palm Desktop? It's easier than you might think. Jen Edwards has a review of PrintBoy, an application that puts the information stored on your Palm device on paper. [PalmPower Magazine, December 2000]

Monitor your meals with DietLog
If you're experiencing post-Halloween guilt right about now, it might be time to try counteracting the effects of all those sweets with a good old-fashioned diet. Jen Edwards reviews DietLog, a handy application that can help you set your diet goals and reach them. [PalmPower Magazine, November 2000]