Tue August 24 2004
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01:48 PM by Colin Dunstan in Archive | Handhelds and Smartphones
It is 3.8" x 2.4" x 0.5" hence only slightly bigger than an Apple iPod Mini. But you get a 40GB harddrive with it! Before, I thought I would only consider an iPod as the right investment for a MP3 player. But since many iPod Mini owners have recently complained about several issues (such as clicking noises of the harddrive), it might be a good idea to check what the competition is doing. The SA1500 looks definitely good to me! |
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12:57 PM by Colin Dunstan in Archive | Handhelds and Smartphones
The new "High Speed" Sony sticks are scheduled for October/November 2004 and will be available for $105 (256MB) to $700 (2GB). |
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08:31 AM by Alexander Turcic in E-Book General | Deals and Resources (No...
Locusmag seems like a great place not miss; therefore I wrote a Locusmag RSS feed that you are free to use. |
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Mon August 23 2004
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03:03 PM by Alexander Turcic in E-Book Readers | Alternative Devices
The great thing about this project is that it gives the schematic and source code (alas excluding the confidential sources for the E-Ink display) for download. Btw, the smart guy behind the project, Holly Gates, has actually worked for E-Ink since 1998. Why on earth did they make E-Ink technology exclusive for Sony until now? |
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01:26 PM by Alexander Turcic in Archive | Handhelds and Smartphones
Read the full story at Newsfactor. Alas, as far as I know, only business- and first-class jet-setters can currently surf the Net on the plane (for 20 to 25 bucks an hour).[font=Verdana, Arial, Helvetica, sans-serif][/font] But I am convinced there will a time when Wi-Fi access on the plane becomes a basic commodity such as a can of soda. Good times are ahead! |
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12:55 PM by Alexander Turcic in Archive | Handhelds and Smartphones
The service features wallpapers, voice ringers and Java games based on Sakura Taisen, Sega's popular game title that has sold more than 3.5 million copies in Japan. |
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12:50 PM by Alexander Turcic in E-Book Software | Reading and Management MicroOLAP Technologies has announced in our forum the release of CHM eBook Reader for Pocket PC. CHM eBook Reader for Pocket PC allows you to view Windows help CHM files on your PPC. Sounds like a great addition to your software collection if you own .CHM files which you would like to read in your palm. You can download a (slightly crippled) trial from here. |
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11:10 AM by Zire in Archive | Handhelds and Smartphones
Wanted to point out this wonderful app that I don't think I would ever get tired of. This is the best animation program available for the palm. Very straight forward, has great tools to help you create your animations and the website is very helpful as well. I also like the converter for animations but it is windows only. I use my pc at work to convert animations, when I'm at home I use the converter along with virtual pc for mac. The website includes downloadable user contributions and a tutorial. The one thing that this app needs is image manipulation like flip, mirror, and rotation. But thats it. Tried other animation programs for the palm and this one beats all of them hands down. I would recommend this application to everyone. Try it you'll like it. I attached a folder of animations that I made and an exported animated gif using the converter that you can get on the website. Enjoy! Here is additional information from the site. Application: Version: URL: Description: You can use it both for creating animations and drawing single pictures! Both amateurs and professionals will realize all their ideas Features: |
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