NEW! (21st January 2002) He requested I list his page, and I do what I am told...

Well, I suppose Timex's Site better go first... Not much there but have a look just to make sure you have the latest software...

Michael Polymenakos programmes WristApps that make the Timex ones look like they have fallen down and can't get up. If you have the watch then you must get this man's WristApps, TXTPad and NumPad. He has various versions with various feature combinations. You will wonder how you liked your watch before you had these...

A GREAT site for developers. If you have an urge to contribute to the hungry masses of Datalink users this is definately the best place to start. He has detailed not only what makes the Datalink tick, but what you can do with it when you are sick of it just ticking! Have a look, a well organised site aimed particularly at developers.

Jordi has programmed an exellent Space Invaders style game for the watch. A Real Action Game for the Datalink! He has also programmed BlackJack for the watch!. Take a visit to his site to get the WristApps and enjoy some R&R with your watch. I hope he programs some more games, he has a knack and we have a need! :-)

The most important information on Karl Hakimian's site is you can find out how to join the Datalink Mailing Lists. The list is the only of its kind I'm aware of, and provides valuable contact between watch owners!

The originator of the secrets of the Datalink (i.e. the Motorola 6805). A small site, but worth a look.

An up-and-coming Datalink Site with a NewsLetter and info on the 6805 (the processor used in the Datalink).

You can set your computer clock (and hence your Datalink's) by downloading their small utility which will set your computer clock off the Atomic Clock in Boulder, Colorado. A great way to make sure your Datalink's time is accurate! Atomically correct in fact!