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Not sure if this list is active, but giving it a shot.
It's been some time since I've attended a PSHUG meeting, but there use to be a very cool website ...
For sale: PDA LCDs and accessories
We supply LCDs, touch screen, housing, stylus, battery, charger, data cable, leadkeys, keystoke, keyboard and many other accessories for O2, I-Mate, T-Mobile, Qtek, Orange, Dopod, HTC Pocket PC and Smartphone. ...
Unique RPG Creatonia has been released!
Inscenic would like to announce the release of Creatonia for PocketPC.
WELCOME TO THE WORLD OF CREATONIA
The world Creatonia is populated with various creatures that may be friendly or hostile, that ...
Free subway New York guide
We have released a free subway guide New York (weekend edtion) for PocketPc, We think it's cool. You can download it here http://www.handango.com search for 3lobyte.
Have fun....
Custom made PDA cases
I came accross www.fortte.com and Loved my name on the case. Did anyone else think their design for the treo 650 is great?
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will this work with pocket pc
Hope I'm posting in the right place. I'm in Chicago, and the stores around here don't seem to have a definitive answer. What I'd like to be able ...
SPOT watch upgrades free with MSN Direct renewal & upgrade
Details at SpotStop.com......
Palm to announce Windows-based smartphone!
The official news won't be out until Monday, but here's the story about the Treo 700 on MSNBC. ...
SMS to contribute $5 to the Red Cross: Verizon
Verizon Wireless customers can contribute $5 to the Red Cross by text message. See the URL below for details. [via Geek.com]
Also, see this earlier post about Bungie Studios "Fight ...
"What Was I Thinking?": MIT Media Lab project for Pocket PC
Sunil Vemuri's research combines a Pocket PC, voice recording software, and speech recognition software to produce a record of those random thoughts that you forget to write down.
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fring Comes to the Internet Tablet
I guess it’s a Nokia Internet Tablet sort of day...then agian I have one so I notice these sort of things. Here is post via IIT:
Good news! The folks from fring just announced today that the first version of fring for the Internet Tablet is now available for download. For those who are not familiar with fring, it lets you make free calls and live chat with all your fring, Skype, MSN Messenger, Google Talk, ICQ, SIP, Twitter, Yahoo! and AIM friends.
fring is available in all sorts of platforms - Symbian, Windows Mobile, iPhone, Java ME, and now Maemo. If you are connected to a high-speed connection, calls made to other mobiles running fring is free. Calls however to landlines and regular cellular contacts can be made via SkypeOut or via SIP.
Download and let’s strart fringing!
Running Windows 3.1 on an N810
John a.k.a jmayson over at InternetTabletTalk.com has managed to run Microsoft Windows 3.1 via DOSBOX on his Nokia N810.
Here is a how to for installing Win 3.1 on DOSBOX: http://vogons.zetafleet.com/viewtopic.php?t=9405 But first you will need DOSBOX for your N810, try here: http://pupnik.de/dosbox.html
Or you can Google the instructions: http://www.google.com/search?hl=en&q=Win+3.1+in+DosBox+
Heck I was thinking if I still had a 3.1 distro around I would give this a try.
More: Running Windows 3.1 on an N810
MIT Prof says three-way battle looms over navigation wars
Remember the PDA, the “personal digital assistant” that was literally held out as the ultimate in portable technology? Even as PDA’s fade from the technology horizon, another currently hot “P” device - the PND, or “personal navigation device” - may soon follow, says an MIT Sloan School of Management expert on business strategy, technology, and innovation.
PND products, such as Tom Tom and Garmin, may remain popular for a few years, “but life is getting tough very quickly” for PND makers, according to MIT Sloan Senior Lecturer Michael A. M. Davies. PND’s face a growing challenge not only from cell phones, which are increasingly equipped with high-end navigation programs, but from a less obvious competitor: automobile makers. As software expands the capabilities of PND’s, car manufacturers are in a unique position to make their use both practical and safe, he says.
MIT Prof says three-way battle looms over navigation wars CONTUNUED...
Super Talent Ships Tiny Gold 8GB Storage Device
Super Talent Technology today announced the PICO-C Gold, a 24-carat gold plated, water resistant USB drive that weighs less than a nickel (~4.7 grams), is smaller than an SD card, and can store over 2,000 MP3 songs.
Super Talent uses the chip-on-board (COB) technology to squeeze 8GB of Flash into an impressively small 31.3mm x 12.4mm x 3.4mm gold plated steel case. The Pico-C Gold is shock resistant, water resistant, and has up to 200X (30MB/sec) transfer speeds. The Pico-C Gold includes a sturdy gold chain, and looks more like a fashion accessory than a high performance Flash drive. Time to get your geek bling on.
The 8GB Pico-C Gold drive, part number STU8GPCG, is available from NewBiiz and NewEgg today for under $40.
iPhone 3G launch coverage roundup
We’re not cool enough to have a 3G iPhone yet; I actually go out and do stuff on the weekends so that whole standing in line thing just did not appeal to me. In all reality it’s most likely my ADHD would get my arse kicked while in line...lol. However Sara did stand in line on Saturday only to see the last 16gig unit sell to the person right in front of her...DOH! So in about 7 days a shiny new white unit will arrive and her smile will return.
In the meantime here are some links to all that is 3G iPhone that you would or could ever possibly want to know from our friends over at Engadget and Engadget Mobile.
Review!
iPhone 3G review
Hands-on coverage
iPhone 3G first look, what do you want to know?
Video: iPhone 3G unboxing and first look
Black iPhone 3G vs. white iPhone 3G… fight!
Activation fiasco
iPhone activation servers back online; stock updates from around the world
iTunes activation servers go down, iPhone 3G customers being sent home unactivated, first-gen iPhone customers stuck with dead iPhones
News and roundups
Are you having problems with iPhone 2.0?
iPhone 3G and firmware 2.0: the day after
iPhone 3G: guts, plants, and free SMS
iPhone 3G at one million sold and counting, App Store hits 10 million downloads
More after the break.
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