Crossword clues for pda
pda
- PalmOne, for one: Abbr
- Palm's Zire, for one
- Palm, e.g.: Abbr
- Palm Zire, e.g
- Palm Treo, e.g
- Palm product, briefly
- Palm product (abbr.)
- Palm Pilot, for ex
- Palm Pilot or BlackBerry, briefly
- Palm Pilot or BlackBerry
- Palm Pilot (abbr.)
- Overt footsie and such, for short
- Organizer, for short
- Organiser II was an early one
- One with an agenda?
- One apt to have an appt. app
- Obsolete organizer, for short
- Obsolescent device like the IBM Simon, e.g
- Obsolescent aid for a businessperson, for short
- Newlyweds' indiscretion, briefly
- Modern-day organizer: Abbr
- Mobile electronic gadget, briefly
- Mobile device, usually
- Making out on the street, e.g
- Making out on the bus, e.g.: Abbr
- Making out in the park, for example: Abbr
- Making out in the mall, say, for short
- Making out in public, e.g.: Abbr
- Making out in front of everyone, say, for short
- Making out in a movie theater, e.g
- Making out in a crowd, e.g
- Makeout sesh at a mall, e.g
- Make-out sesh in the park, e.g
- Little black book successor
- Kissing on the street, for short
- Kissing on the street, for example (abbr.)
- Kissing on the street, e.g
- Kissing on the kiss cam, for short
- Kissing on the dance floor, for example: Abbr
- Kissing on the bus, e.g
- Kissing on a kiss cam, e.g., for short
- Kissing on a crowded sidewalk, for short
- Kissing on a busy ave., say
- Kissing in the park, for short
- Kissing in the park, for example: Abbr
- Kissing in the cafe, say, for short
- Kissing in public, for example: Abbr
- Kissing in public, for example, in brief
- Kissing in front of other people, for example: Abbr
- Kissing in a restaurant, for example: Abbr
- Kissing in a restaurant or on a bus, for short
- Kissing in a crowd, e.g
- Kissing at the mall, for short
- Kiss-cam product, briefly
- Kiss in a busy store, for short
- Kiss cam sight, briefly
- Kiss cam gesture, briefly
- Kiss at the mall, briefly
- IPod Touch, for one
- IPod Touch, e.g
- IPhone, for ex
- IPhone or Samsung Galaxy S4: Abbr
- IPhone or BlackBerry, for example: Abbr
- Hugging in public, e.g., briefly
- HTC phone, e.g
- Holding hands, say, for short
- Holding hands or kissing on the street, in brief
- Holding hands or kissing on the street, for short
- High-tech organizer: Abbr
- High-tech organizer or smartphone: Abbr
- High-tech appt. book
- High-tech 'appt. book'
- Hi-tech appt. organizer
- Hi-tech 'appt. book'
- Handheld, for short
- Handheld secy
- Handheld gadget
- Handheld device (Abbr.)
- Handheld computer (abbr.)
- Hand-held organizer
- Hand on your GF's ass, e.g
- Google Calendar, for short, e.g
- Gizmo that comes with a stylus
- Frequent e-mail destination
- Excessive outdoor romance, for short
- Evoker of dirty looks, maybe, in brief
- Evidence of a couple's honeymoon phase, for short
- Electronic organizer
- Electronic memo bk
- Electronic datebook
- Droid or PalmPilot, for example: Abbr
- Droid or iPhone, e.g
- Droid device
- Downtown make-out sesh, e.g
- Device with a stylus, briefly
- Device such as a BlackBerry or Palm Pilot: Abbr
- Cuddling on a park bench, e.g
- Certain hand-held ... or hand-holding
- Cell cousin
- Canoodling on the sidewalk, e.g.: Abbr
- Canoodling in a crowd, for short
- Bussing on buses, for short
- Bussing on a bus, for short?
- Bussing on a bus, e.g., for short
- BlackBerry, for ex
- BlackBerry or Sidekick, briefly
- BlackBerry or PalmPilot, for example: Abbr
- BlackBerry or Palm Pilot, for short
- BlackBerry or Palm Pilot, briefly
- BlackBerry device, e.g., for short
- BlackBerry Bold, for one
- BlackBerry Bold, e.g
- Bit of intimacy in a crowd, briefly
- Behavior that might prompt someone to yell "Get a room!"
- Behavior that might gross out other people on the bus, briefly
- Awkward thing to witness while third-wheeling, in brief
- Appointment keeper, briefly
- Apple introduction of '92
- Activity that might elicit stares, for short
- "Get a room" elicitor, briefly
- "Get a room!" prompter, for short
- "Get a room!" evoker, initially
- Handheld computer, briefly
- BlackBerry, e.g., in brief
- Palm Pilot, e.g., briefly
- Hi-tech organizer
- BlackBerry or iPhone, briefly
- Handheld computer, or holding hands
- IPhone, e.g., briefly
- Palm Treo, e.g.
- See 37-Down
- Smartphone, e.g., for short
- Hi-tech helper
- Palmtop, e.g., in brief
- Mobile info organizer
- What a hand-held - or hand-holding - may be, briefly
- See 17-Across
- Hand-held organizer, briefly
- Kissing in a crowd, e.g., in brief
- BlackBerry or iPod Touch, for short
- Hand-held organizer, in brief
- Smooching on the street, e.g., briefly
- "Get a room" elicitor, for short
- Calendar keeper, for short
- Smartphone relative, for short
- Purse or pocket item, briefly
- Making out on the subway, e.g., for short
- BlackBerry, e.g., for short
- Address book replacer, for short
- Where phone nos. might be stored
- Reason for some averted looks, for short
- To a greater extent
- BlackBerry, e.g., briefly
- Something people do not want to see outside, for short
- Something that may make people go "ick," for short
- A peck in a park is one, for short
- Obsolescent mobile device, briefly
- Unlawful behavior in strict Muslim countries, for short
- "Modern organizer, for short"
- Bussing on a bus, briefly?
- Modern organizer, for short
- Palm product, for short
- BlackBerry, for example: Abbr
- Palm Pilot, e.g
- Droid, e.g., for short
- Samsung Galaxy, e.g.: Abbr
- IPhone, e.g
- Handheld device like a PalmPilot: Abbr
- Touch-screen gadget, briefly
- Smartphone, for short
- Smartphone ancestor, for short
- Smartphone alternative
- Kissing in front of everyone, e.g
- Handheld organizer, briefly
- Handheld computer: Abbr
- BlackBerry, for one: Abbr
- BlackBerry, for one (abbr.)
- Android, e.g
- You can plan on it, for short
- Smartphone predecessor, for short
- Smartphone predecessor: Abbr
- Palmtop device, for short (3)
- PalmPilot, e.g
- Netbook alternative
- Machine that fits in one's hand, briefly
- Kissing on the street, for example: Abbr
- Kissing on the street, briefly
- Kissing on the sidewalk, for example: Abbr
- Kissing in public, e.g
- Kissing at the airport, for example: Abbr
- Holding hands on the sidewalk, for example: Abbr
- Holding hands in public, for example: Abbr
- High-tech organizer, briefly
- Handheld organizer: Abbr
- Handheld organizer, initially
- Handheld device, for short
- Handheld computing device: Abbr
- Handheld computing device, initially
- Handheld computerized device, informally
- Handheld computer, for short
- E-mail destination, perhaps
- Bussing while busing, for short
- What a third wheel might see, in brief
- Treo, e.g
- Treo 90, for one
- Touch-screen gadget, usually
- Touch-screen gadget, for short
- Thing with screened memos?
- Term for a handheld computer that has largely been replaced by "smartphone": Abbr
- Term first applied to the Apple Newton
- Sony's Clié, e.g.: Abbr
- Smooching on the subway, for example: Abbr
- Smooching on the subway, e.g
- Smooching on the sidewalk, e.g., briefly
- Smooching on the bus, for short
- Smooching on a plane, for short
- Smooching in front of your friends, e.g
- Smooch on the street, e.g
- Smooch in the street, e.g., briefly
- Smooch in a school hallway, e.g
- Smartphone's predecessor, briefly
- Smartphone's forerunner
- Smartphone, somewhat outdatedly
- Smartphone relative
- Smartphone precursor, for short
- Smartphone precursor
- Smartphone forerunner, for short
- Smartphone forerunner, briefly
- Smartphone forerunner
- Smartphone ancestor, briefly
- Smart phone predecessor, initially
- Smack on the street, e.g., for short
- Sidewalk smooch, e.g., briefly
- School hallway prohibition, for short
- Samsung Galaxy S6, for one: Abbr
- Samsung Galaxy S5, for one: Abbr
- Psion's Organizer was the first one
- Portable computer gadget, briefly
- Petting in a pet store, say, for short
- Peck in the park, briefly
- PalmPilot, for one: Abbr
- PalmPilot, for one (abbr.)
- PalmPilot, for example: Abbr
- PalmPilot or BlackBerry: Abbr
Douglas Harper's Etymology Dictionary
by 1992, initialism (acronym) for personal digital assistant.
Wikipedia
A PDA is most commonly a personal digital assistant, also known as a personal data assistant, a mobile electronic device.
PDA may also refer to:
In science, medicine and technology:
- Patent ductus arteriosus, a heart defect
- Posterior descending artery, an alternative name for the posterior interventricular artery
- Photodiode array, a type of detector
- Polydiacetylenes, a family of conducting polymers
- Potato dextrose agar, a microbiological media for culturing yeast and fungus
- Pathological demand avoidance syndrome
In mathematics:
- Pitch detection algorithm, to find the pitch of a signal
- Pushdown automaton, a type of abstract device in automata theory
In music:
- "PDA" (song), a song by Interpol
- "PDA", a song by the Backstreet Boys from This Is Us
- P.D.A. (We Just Don't Care), a song by John Legend
In politics:
- Alternative Democratic Pole, a political party in Colombia (Polo Democrático Alternativo)
- Pregnancy Discrimination Act, US
- Progressive Democratic Alliance, a past political party in British Columbia, Canada
- Progressive Democrats of America, faction
- Party of Democratic Action, a Bosniak party in Bosnia-Herzegovina
- Aruban Democratic Party, an Aruban political party (Partido Democrático Arubano)
Organizations:
- Parenteral Drug Association
- Pharmacists' Defence Association, UK
- Peruvian Debate Association, for inter-school debating
- Pinoy Dream Academy, the Philippine franchise of Endemol's Star Academy
- Population and Community Development Association, Thailand
- Professional Driver Association, of NASCAR drivers before the 1969 Talladega 500
- Player Development Academy Soccer Club located in Zarephath, NJ
Other uses:
- PDA (The Office), episode from US TV series
- Past Doctor Adventures, spin-off novels from the BBC's Doctor Who
- Public development authority, government-owned corporation in Washington, US
- Private defense agency
- Pub Design Awards
- Public display of affection
- Professional Development Award, offered by the Scottish Qualification Authority.
"PDA" is the sixteenth episode of seventh season of the American comedy television series The Office and the show's 142nd episode overall. Written by Robert Padnick and directed by series creator Greg Daniels, the episode was shown on February 10, 2011, on NBC. This episode received positive reviews and was nominated for the Writers Guild of America Award for Television: Episodic Comedy.
Pickering, Darby and Allday Ltd, PDA, was a British automobile manufacturer from 1912-1913. They built the PDA Cyclecar at their works in Birmingham, equipped with V2-engines from various manufacturers. Approximately 15 units were built.
Usage examples of "pda".
She turned the buckley's AI emulation all the way off to use the PDA as a dumb cube reader and inserted the cube.
Resolving from the client's PC, e-book reader, or PDA has the advantage of being able to respond to the user's specific condition (location, time of day, etc.
There was an ear bud, a throat mike that wasn't much more than a patch and a small device that looked like a PDA in a belt rig.
She let him get past her and got lost in the crowds behind him, locking up the wheels, shoving the helmet and shades back into the pack, changing the posture and walk a bit, ear buds into a pocket, PDA to the front pocket, swallow the gum.
He took out a fat cell phone, which was also a PDA, looked up a name, and pressed the button.
Using pictures conjured up by Bunny on her PDA, Bytina, I managed to point out images of Klahds who were not too limited, not too unpopular, and a bit more sentient than their first choices.
Dozens of laptop computers, piles of high-end audio equipment, perhaps fifty televisions, and what appeared to be hundreds of PDAs were lined up on raw pine-board shelves along the walls.
Internet will be incorporated in the future into portable computers, palmtops, PDAs, mobile phones, cable television, telephones (with voice interface), home appliances and even wrist watches.
In the next volume of this series, we will be reissuing the remainder of the IP stories as well as all of the stories involving such outfits as the Space Force, the PDA, etc.
Fortunately, everything but true AI was well within the reach of a modern PDA, so he didn't have to worry about Beed twigging to the presence of a real AID and how very much of his daily work activity was being recorded.
He knew that more and more computers and PDAs were operating wirelessly these days, but as far as he knew, his older ThinkPad didn’t have that capability.