| PALMPILOT | Slim laptop, lacking ports at the back, worked with old PDA (4,5) |
| QUICKENS | Hurries up king entering original Cinque Ports at last (8) |
| PALM | Old PDA brand that fittingly fit in your hand |
| REPLIED | Having come back, worked regularly at again (7) |
| NOTEBOOK | A small, slim laptop computer (8) |
| SHEERNESS | Port at the mouth of the Medway (9) |
| LAPDANCER | Erotic entertainer's PDA found in pocket of old soldier (3,6) |
| ORGANIZER | PDA, e.g. |
| ORGANISER | Word, from "instrument, tool", for an arranger, co-ordinator, doer, diary, Filofax, PDA, wedding architect or other person or thing who or which systematises or otherwise performs like a well-tuned "i |
| ALMONERS | Mister Sloane worked with old social workers (8) |
| TOKEN | Kent worked with old symbol |
| ANGORA | A Gran worked with old wool |
| BOSUN | Buns worked with old petty officer (5) |
| NANTES | French port at the head of the Loire estuary that was the scene of the Noyades during the French Revolution |
| MANNHEIM | Industrial German port at the confluence of the Rhine and the Neckar (8) |
| AUBECK | German port at the mouth of the Trave River (6) |
| LEHAVRE | French port at the mouth of the River Seine (2,5) |
| RODHULL | Entertainer with bird having a port at the bar (3,4) |
| MIDDLESBROUGH | Port at the mouth of the Tees (13) |
| OSAKA | Japanese port at the mouth of the Yodo River |
