I found Graffiti quicker for some things, and the keyboard for others. I didn't use the official Graffiti, though. I learned early on that Graffiti recognized my normal print. However, I could never remember the symbols, like quotation marks.
My problem is that I want a handheld computer, not a smart phone. I thought that the idea of handhelds would have a revival when netbooks caught the public imagination. After all a handhelp is the logical progression, isn't it?
I was recently given a fairly decent IPAQ running Windows Mobile. I was able to find WM versions of most of my Palm software, and my isilo files could be used as is. It's not a bad handheld, and has decent handwriting recognition, I think as good as Graffiti. Its big drawback is the phone.
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