MILFORD, Conn., July 12, 2005 – DataViz, Inc., leading provider of Office compatibility solutions for over 21 years, today announced that its new RoadSync solution for Palm Powered handhelds and smartphones is shipping. Based on the Exchange ActiveSync protocol licensed from Microsoft, RoadSync is the first … Read More »
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This question has been kicking around for a while and Palm / PalmSource/ PalmOne/ Palm hasn’t done anything to really stop the doomsaying. Jeff Kirvin has been a long-time Palm enthusiast who has written a series of posts on his forum about "The Once and … Read More »
Reuters is reporting today that South Korean electronics company LG Electronics has licensed the PalmSource software for "its most advanced cellphones". Terms of the deal were not disclosed. Read More »
I always love to hear about cool gadgets that make it easier for people to do things better and the BrailleNote PK certainly fits that category. Designed to provide a full PDA for the blind the BrailleNote PK has a slew of features: Bluetooth technology – … Read More »
It’s no Zaurus but the Magpie is an interesting PDA that offers VoIP with noise and echo cancellation using the built-in microphone. The Linux-based Magpie uses a Samsung CPU with 64 MB of user memory and 64 MB of flash. It’s got an SD slot … Read More »
The Sharp Zaurus line of Linux-based PDAs are some of the best around and I really liked the clamshell form of the SL-C3000 I recently reviewed . Sharp has released the next version of the "little laptop", the SL-C3100 and it looks another winner. The … Read More »
I found this on Computer Geeks- refurbished Sharp Zaurus SL-5500 for $164.50! The SL-5500 is the Linux based PDA from Sharp that has a sliding QWERTY keyboard for maximum portable use. This … Read More »
The Samsung Nexio XP30 is an innovative device in the handheld arena that has a beautiful 5" screen and runs on Windows CE .NET 4.2. The XP30 is intended to be a web-browsing mobile workhorse and while a tad large it comes with a lot of … Read More »
I have to admit I don’t write a lot about Palm PDAs which is more a function of not using them than thinking there is anything wrong with the Palm OS. … Read More »
Evan Koblentz has been researching PDAs for several years and has published a comprehensive and interesting look at The Evolution of the PDA. Evan has covered it all from the very first attempts at PDAs from HP and Casio and has chronicled the history of … Read More »
Marc Orchant of The Office Weblog and my podcast pal* has picked up a Treo 650 smartphone. I am sure that Marc will love his Treo as it is a wonderful converged device that merges PDA and phone functions seamlessly. I wonder if … Read More »
Are you the type that needs reference information no matter where you are? Do you absolutely love the Widipedia and wish you could tap that resource even when you are mobile and … Read More »
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