Thu November 11 2004
Wed November 10 2004
Exclusive: CNET News, infoSync, TechRepublic for AvantGo & Co |
06:28 PM by Alexander Turcic in Archive | Mobile Sites To test-drive a new automated system I've been working on, I am going to share with you new mobile links to (highly demanded) web pages that don't offer native mobile support. Those mobile links can be used with any offline and online browser. So... Avantgo, iSilo, Plucker & Co users, please enjoy Feedback is greatly appreciated! Today's links: CNET News Mobile, infoSync Mobile, TechRepublic Mobile |
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HP iPAQ hx4700 JAVOSkin Case |
05:50 PM by Alexander Turcic in Archive | Handhelds and Smartphones Thanks to Javoedge for informing us that they have a new anti-slip silicon case for the iPAQ hx4700 series. It's available for US $28.95. You can read more about it in this thread. |
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US CLIE Developer Support approaches an end |
04:09 PM by sUnShInE in Archive | Handhelds and Smartphones I just checked one of my spam accounts, and found the following final death spike email:
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"A Very Bad Quarter for the Palm OS" |
01:58 PM by Laurens in Archive | Handhelds and Smartphones Worldwide Handheld Market Up Over 13 Percent (Brighthand)
This doesn't look good at all. |
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Gmail officially POP3 enabled! |
11:50 AM by Colin Dunstan in Miscellaneous | Lounge Yeahhhh, registered Gmail users can now use Gmail with their favorite POP3 client, all official! Incoming Mail (POP3) Server – requires SSL: Outgoing Mail (SMTP) Server – requires TLS: Account Name: Email Address: Password: |
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With UniFi-1, WiFi in PDAs soon standard? |
09:28 AM by Colin Dunstan in Archive | Handhelds and Smartphones Although I share your disappointment that palmOne decided against integrating WiFi in its latest Tungsten T5, I can guarantee you that we have some bright times ahead of us! Inquirer reports today a British company called CSR PLC (LSE:CSR) developed UniFi-1, the first single chip WiFi solution for the embedded device market (camera, MP3 player, PDA, Smartphone, ...). What is really great about this chip is that all the relevant software runs on a seperate RISC processor, which means no processing power is taken away from the device's main CPU. Better still, the chip comes for the low wholesale price of $6.96 for the 802.11 b/g version or $9.98 for the a/b/g version. And, according to CTO James Collier, you should be able to run Bluetooth, GPRS and WiFi at the same time! To get more info, you can read the official press release statement. The future belongs to WiFi! |
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Exclusive: MSNBC for Avantgo & Co |
07:47 AM by Alexander Turcic in Archive | Mobile Sites To test-drive a new automated system I've been working on, I am going to share with you new mobile links to (highly demanded) web pages that don't offer native mobile support. Those mobile links can be used with any offline and online browser. So... Avantgo, iSilo, Plucker & Co users, please enjoy Feedback is greatly appreciated! Today's link: MSNBC Mobile TOP News |
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