The Cranking Widgets Blog had an interesting tip on using a Moleskine Memo Pocket. You can use your Moleskine Pocket Memo as a wallet and Hipster PDA carrying case. I realized that I could probably fit the necessary wallet contents into the two spare pockets of the Moleskine. It fits nicely into my wallet pocket and…

Christopher Penn shows a neat way to make a Hipster PDA – nano version. The nano version consists of stacking and stapling a stack of business cards. It is a pretty good idea to reuse those business cards, once you have scanned them into your PC. We all know and love the Hipster PDA, but sometimes you…

The posting about Hipster PDA seems far less than last year, but I am able to find another cool implmentation on this index card todo list system. David Kadavy has came up a variation on combining his key chain with the hipster PDA. Key chain suits this hipster PDA well as you always need to carry…

Some regular readers may know this answer straight from their head – but for any newcomers — Why do you want to move on from your electronic based PDA to a paper-based organizer? Should you give up the technology and use pen and paper to organize your life? For anyone who has doubts, over at…

The Geek Home has a page with full description on his Hipster PDA. He called it the Ultimate Pocket Notebook. He is proud of bringing this with him everywhere and organizes the stack of index cards by punching a hole in one corner and using a binder ring to hold them together. In additional to…

Minezamac has a very detailed tutorial on combining GTD methodology with Tracks and Moleskine. What Minezamac has suggested is to use Tracks to keep track of all of your tasks, and use moleskine planner to keep track of your appointments. You can then print out your tasks from Tracks’ TXT export and slip…