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Was this a typo/mistake, or did a mid-1990s cheap "data bank" for personal use really only hold THREE addresses + phone numbers?

It's hard to be completely certain without knowing a model number, but it strikes me as extremely unlikely. Casio's first data bank device (of which I'm aware, anyway) was the PF-3000, which they ...
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Restore original ROM on PalmOne m515

JackSprat was a tool produced by a company called Brayder, used to remove portions of the original ROM images. It used to produce a ROM backup along with a PRC which could be used to restore it; you ...
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Problem accessing Internet from old phones/PDAs (HTTPS, SSL, certificates, compatible services,....)

The problem is the HTTPS today. There is a huge push to migrate off of HTTP and on to HTTPS. But older machines simply can't do the necessary encryption in time. But much of this can be mitigate off-...
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Problem accessing Internet from old phones/PDAs (HTTPS, SSL, certificates, compatible services,....)

For web pages, you can use the Web rendereing proxy, displaying modern web pages inside a GIF and imagemap. It works well, though Google Captcha often thinks (rightfully) that it is not a human ...
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Is there a PCMCIA Bluetooth card that would work in a Psion Series 7?

Not an out-of-the-box solution, but yyzkevin has a Raspberry Pico W PCMCIA card (as in: the Rasppi is on the card). As it's a Raspberry, emulating a serial port via software shouldn't be a problem, as ...
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