Sat October 09 2004
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07:15 AM by Colin Dunstan in Archive | Handhelds and Smartphones
Taiwan-based Mobile01 features some nice pictures of the new BenQ. |
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06:16 AM by Colin Dunstan in Archive | Portable Audio/Video
$499 is a hefty price tag for a MP3 player, don't you think? But then again, a 60Gb harddrive of that minimal size doesn't come cheap either. Perhaps I am just jealous because I only bought a "normal" 4G iPod. |
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Thu October 07 2004
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05:01 AM by Colin Dunstan in Miscellaneous | Lounge
Unfortunately, the link is only shown to a few selected accounts. Here is how everyone can access his or her Gmail account via ATOM feed: Use this link: https://gmail.google.com/gmail/feed/atom You'll be prompted for your Gmail user name and password. That's all! If you don't have your own Gmail account yet, make sure to visit Alex's thread for an invite! Btw, does anyone know any Palm- or PPC-based readers supporting ATOM? |
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04:40 AM by Colin Dunstan in Archive | Handhelds and Smartphones Another video leaked depicting the T5. You can find it here at the Czech site PAjDA.cz: It shows (in its own words): Thanks to PDA247 and Pajda.cz for bringing the link. |
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04:29 AM by Colin Dunstan in Archive | Handhelds and Smartphones
I am not really an Arkanoid-clone fan, but simply for demonstrating the VGA capabilities this game rocks! Aren't you convinced yet to buy a VGA-PPC next? |
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02:04 AM by cbarnett in Archive | Handhelds and Smartphones
Full specs from PDAGold are here Craig. |
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Wed October 06 2004
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02:59 AM by Colin Dunstan in Archive | Handhelds and Smartphones
"We are very pleased by the continued success of Symbian OS applications sales," said Marit Døving, EVP Marketing, Symbian. "The explosive growth and demand for third party applications based on Symbian OS is further validation of Symbian’s unique position to add value and create commercial opportunities for both the Symbian ecosystem and the wider mobile industry." Source: Symbianone |
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02:47 AM by Colin Dunstan in Archive | Handhelds and Smartphones When I read RT's comment "I Was Naive!" at PalmAddict this morning, I felt as if the author was speaking out of my mind. Long before Sony joined the PDA euphoria, palmOne (at that time still called Palm) had been the only big PDA player, and definitely the only one with PalmOS-based handhelds. Do you remember the Palm V (and later Vx)? For how long had it been Palm's #1 model? I can tell you: for many years - until Sony entered the game! Sony came and slaughtered the market. And henceforth Palm was forced to actually invest some money in new hardware design. The m500/m505 came, and it didn't take long for the T-line to approach. Then Sony left the spectacle again - and with it an overly disturbed PDA market with dozens of PalmOS-based handhelds called Clie. What a relief for palmOne. Its management probably took the entire research & development budget to spent 6 luxurious months lying on the beach of Virgin Gorda. Then it must have noticed that their wives were running out of money and so decided to refurnish the Tungsten E and call it Tungsten T5. Competition is the whetstone of talent. When Sony left the PDA market, palmOne lost its talent. |
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