Engadget appears to have information that Nokia has announced their WiMax-enabled N810 Internet Tablet device before the CTIA show. Of course, that also suggests Nokia will be announcing the pocketable wonder at the CTIA show. If true, the N810 could represent a form of competition in the offing for the iPhone. If you’ve never used one [...]
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The HP iPAQ 110 Classic is one of those devices. Its not a phone, but it might as well be. In fact, it runs Windows Mobile 6, which behaves just like the Professional versions of the same OS for mobile phones. The only things lacking are the phone-specific functions. On the other hand, it does feature both Bluetooth 2.0+EDR and 802.11b\g wireless capabilities, both of which can work at the same time. I, however, digress. I should be performing a formal review, so let that begin. Continue reading Review: HP iPAQ 110 Classic If you’ve been dreaming of the day when XM Radio and Sirius Satellite would climb into bed together and cuddle, it may be coming. The Department of Justice has approved the merger of the two. Now, however, its off to the FCC for approval. In case you didn’t know, the FCC holds more sway than the [...] Okay. If you’ve seen it on Engadget or Gizmodo you’ve most likely been told that it was an Intel Netbook, a concept device based on Intel’s own new Atom processors designed for MIDs (Mobile Internet Device). Well, apparently its not. Its actually a new CTL NetBook and its being pushed into educational markets (what isn’t). The [...]
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PDAs aren’t dead really, they’ve just withdrawn from the scene. The reality is that the concept of a PDA has become so ingrained in our daily lives we don’t even notice them any more. Some devices take the form of one of the abilities of PDAs and refine them, like the Apple iPod or Archos’ line of PMPs. It was, however, the convergence of the mobile phone with the PDA which really struck a cord. The Handspring Treo and the early RIM Blackberry devices started the inexorable move to the smartphone. There are, however, a few standard PDAs remaining.
I’ll start by offering my apologies. The ModBook has been in play for some time now and I have failed to get one, despite the fact that their offices are located mere miles away from ours! So, at MacDayLA who else do I come across but Axiotron and their slick ModBook. I sat down and spent some time with the ModBook with Sigthor from Axiotron’s marketing department. One interesting tidbit, the founder and creator of the ModBook is Andreas Haas, the last director of operations for Apple Europe’s Newton division. Yeah. The guy has a thing for handhelds and handwriting recognition. 
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