Now that you’ve got all those audio files and movies on your Sony PSP wouldn’t it be great if you could listen to them over your car stereo on trips? That is … Read More »
Archive for May 2006
Watch jkOnTheRun Audio Edition #19 here (WMV format, 320×240, 85.8 MB, 34:28 minutes) OK, we won’t win any Academy Awards for this video. I’m still limited … Read More »
You’re travelling in a new city and don’t even know where the nearest Starbucks might be, much less where you can find a free WiFi hotspot. There you are, all charged up and no place to go. Don’t despair, just send a text message from your … Read More »
It is time to announce the 5 winners of a full copy of PocketBreeze for their great entries to the contest. PocketBreeze is the coolest Windows Mobile Today Screen plug-in ever and I know these five winners are going to love the program. Without … Read More »
Kevin has been slinging good Samsung Q1 info our way since receiving his UMPC but there’s at least one other individual giving his first impressions of the Q1. Mark Polino has spent his first weekend with the Q1 and has written a nice overview … Read More »
I know we’ve tooted the horn for SPB Software House in the past; simply put: they make some of the best applications for Windows Mobile devices on the market today. So when I saw this 41% off deal from PocketGear, I felt obliged to … Read More »
The Carrypad folks put the Paceblade UMPC through the proverbial paces and whipped up a lengthy review. There’s some good commentary on the "first five minutes of ownership" which alludes to the look and feel of the packaging and device presentation. There’s also mention of … Read More »
I saw this picture and the first thing I thought was…(you fill in the blank) “Help I’m in a glass case of emotion!” Read More »
Remember when Google Calendar hit the web? What does a mobile technologist like me do but try and run it on a Windows Mobile 5 device; it didn’t … Read More »
Those folks at Akihabara News always get to play with the latest and greatest Japanese gadgets, probably because they are in Tokyo. They have their hands on a Sony Vaio UX50 Micro PC, a name that is larger than the device itself, and they … Read More »
Actually, Chris asks much more than that in his two lists of issues with Microsoft Vista; both this one and this one are good reads. In the recent list, Chris asks why Microsoft Calculator Plus isn’t included with Vista (a valid … Read More »
If you’re affiliated with an educational institution, I would encourage you to take advantage of Apple’s commitment to the environment. On the 24th, I recieved this email notifying me that the Educational Recylcing program will grant money to institutions who turn in their old Apple … Read More »
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