Thu June 24 2004
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10:48 AM by Colin Dunstan in Archive | Handhelds and Smartphones
For those who do not know: The Motorola MPx aims to replace the multi-device syndrome by ingeniously blending the best of a mobile phone, personal data assistant (PDA) and email messenger in one easy-to-use compact device. By opening the device in landscape mode, Internet browsing, streaming video and access to corporate applications are all within easy reach using the Motorola MPx. The device is expected to be available in the second half of 2004 for about about $1,300 USD. |
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10:42 AM by Colin Dunstan in Archive | Portable Audio/Video
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10:22 AM by Alexander Turcic in Miscellaneous | Announcements
PalmGear New Software feed: PalmGear New Updates feed: The feed automatically updates every 30 minutes. If you don't know yet what RSS is, feel free to ask! |
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09:57 AM by Zire in Archive | Handhelds and Smartphones
I find card export 2 to be one of the best palm utilities out there. What I like is that all you have to do is carry a hotsync cable around with you and you are carrying around an external hard drive! Plug your palm into any supported computer with usb and you can use your palm as a hard drive. Install music and apps in a flash and also use your palm as you would a floppy, zip etc. Highly recommended! Get rid of your external sd/memory stick drive using Card Export 2 find it here. From the site: Accessing storage card has never been easier: Insert your Palm into cradle or connect to USB cable Using Softick Card Export II it's possible to access SD/MMC card inserted into Palm OS device as a logical disk on the Windows desktop. Further Specifications *Palm OS 4.0 (Palm OS 5 compatible and enhanced) |
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03:05 AM by Alexander Turcic in Archive | Handhelds and Smartphones JAVOedge just notified us that they released the HP iPAQ 4150 Series JAVOSkin skin case. The skin is available for $28.95, is translucent and contours to the 4150’s design. It protects and covers all edges, buttons and d-pad from scratches but still allows functionality. Made out of high quality, flexible silicone which allows it to easily return to it’s original shape from stretching and pulling. |
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Wed June 23 2004
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03:43 PM by ignatz in Miscellaneous | Lounge There have been a few interesting references lately to the "numbers stations," those shortwave radio stations that broadcast series of numbers, letter, or even musical tones. It is widely assumed that these are set up for intelligence agencies to communicate with agents in the field, though many other explanations are possible. An independent record label called Irdial in Great Britain has released 4 cds of these recordings under an open license. They are free to download and use for nonprofit purposes. I find them mysteriously compelling. the home of the Conet Project at Irdial Mirror of all 4 numbers station cds (If you go up to the parent directory you can find all the cds released openly by Irdial. I haven't tried any of them as yet. If you do, let us know what they're like.) |
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05:45 AM by Colin Dunstan in Miscellaneous | Lounge
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04:11 AM by Colin Dunstan in Archive | Handhelds and Smartphones
To raise your appetite: the FCC has made available pictures and reference guide. |
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