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SorceryPDA available for RPG gamers (Pocket PC)
Posted on 8-Mar-2003 10:20Tags News, Games

Just saw this on Slashdot... What a game... Impressive graphics, even PC Extras and cinematics are available! Comments (Comments)

Intel claims changing a device's clock speed is bad... Developer says it's all right.
Posted on 7-Mar-2003 16:39Tags News, Computing

A developer of a software program that allows handheld users to increase the speed of their XScale processor from Intel Corp. said his customers haven't reported any problems with their handheld devices, but Intel Corp. Monday reiterated its recommendation that users avoid changing the operating speed of their processors with third-party software. Comments (Comments)

Australian Optus launches WiFi services
Posted on 7-Mar-2003 16:25Tags News, Wi-Fi

Optus Mobile became the first major carrier in Australia to launch commercial WiFi or wireless broadband access services. Comments (Comments)

Don't Touch That Dial - Voice Connect Cingular Customers
Posted on 7-Mar-2003 08:43Tags News, Wi-Fi

Look, mom! No hands! Cingular Wireless announced that, beginning today, Voice Connect, the carrier's voice-activated portal, allowing customers to access voice and data services via voice commands, is available to Cingular customers across the nation. Comments (Comments)

CNET Video: Wi-Fi in airports
Posted on 7-Mar-2003 08:40Tags News, Wi-Fi

Another CNET video is available. This time they talk about Wi-Fi in airports, how this technology is growing and what to expect. Comments (Comments)

Comparison of QTEK (XDA) and P800
Posted on 7-Mar-2003 08:34Tags News, Computing

The NZ Herald has an article about these two phones. They describe the Pocket PC Phone Edition based QTEK (a.k.a. XDA) and the SonyEricsson P800. Comments (Comments)

HP information on handheld friendly format
Posted on 7-Mar-2003 08:28Tags News, Windows Mobile Pocket PC

Did you know all HP information about iPAQS is available in a handheld friendly format? Anything from news to FAQs to model descriptions, to driver information. Comments (Comments)

Ericsson selected by IBN to build Europe's largest public Wi-Fi Network
Posted on 7-Mar-2003 08:21Tags News, Wi-Fi

Ericsson has signed a contract with Inspired Broadcast Networks, IBN, for deployment of 5,000 public Wi-Fi Hot Spots. Comments (Comments)

Pocket Informant 4.0 released
Posted on 6-Mar-2003 22:21Tags News, Software

Pocket Informant replaces your built in Contacts/ Calendar/ Tasks applications with more powerful, yet simple, full featured versions along with cool additions like journaling, linking, Alarm Notes, Inline Month View, and much more in one fully integrated application. Comments (Comments)

Audiovox Thera available on Telecom NZ CDMA network
Posted on 6-Mar-2003 16:45Tags News, Windows Mobile Pocket PC

Hmmm... Just found this! I didn't know the Thera was available in New Zealand, but it is and you can use it on Telecom NZ CDMA. Comments (Comments)

Dell Axim available in New Zealand now!
Posted on 6-Mar-2003 14:33Tags News, Windows Mobile Pocket PC

Dell's website now lists the Dell Axim in New Zealand, read for more info! Comments (Comments)

Want to contribute stories to Geekzone?
Posted on 6-Mar-2003 10:25Tags News, Site related

If you feel like writing an article, review or submitting news here is what to do . Comments (Comments)

Spb GPRS Monitor 2.0 released
Posted on 6-Mar-2003 09:14Tags News, Software

The superb Spb GPRS monitor is updated, with more information and skins ! Spb GPRS Monitor is a complete Pocket PC solution for measuring the amounts of data transfers via your GPRS, WiFi, CDMA or GSM network connection and calculating network usage costs. Spb GPRS Monitor takes into account your service plan details such as inclusive data amount, data block size. etc. Comments (Comments)

Telstra and Yahoo! Australia & NZ bring email to mobile phones
Posted on 6-Mar-2003 07:59Tags News, Computing

Telstra and Yahoo! Australia & NZ have launched Yahoo! Mail for SMS, which will provide Telstra Mobile customers with a seamless service between their mobile phone and PC. Comments (Comments)

Research In Motion and T-Mobile International Announce First BlackBerry Solution for 'Prosumer' Market in Europe
Posted on 6-Mar-2003 07:40Tags News, BlackBerry

Research In Motion (RIM) and T-Mobile International announced that they are working together to introduce the first BlackBerry offering for professional consumers and smaller firms in Germany, the UK and Austria, with other T-Mobile markets to follow. Comments (Comments)

MSDN Webcast: Writing Home Screens for Smartphone 2002
Posted on 5-Mar-2003 21:37Tags News, Software

Want to learn more about customizing home screens on Smartphone 2002? Wonder what the relationship is between layouts, color schemes, and background images? Interested in more information on the plug-ins included with Smartphone 2002? Comments (Comments)

TechNet Webcast: Using a Microsoft Smartphone and Learning Tips and Tricks
Posted on 5-Mar-2003 21:36Tags News, Software

Are you someone that just purchased a Windows Powered Smartphone and are looking to extend it's uses, learn configuration tips, and other tricks to the phone? Are you thinking about getting one, and haven't yet? Here is the opportunity to listen to the experts on the Microsoft Smartphone, it's uses, helpful tips and tricks, demonstrations, and a live Q&A session after the presentation. Comments (Comments)

Sony Ericsson unveils new GPRS/Wireless LAN PC-Card
Posted on 5-Mar-2003 21:33Tags News, Computing

Sony Ericsson unveiled the GC79, a new GPRS/Wireless LAN PC-Card for mobile professionals. Comments (Comments)

Growth in number of Russian mobile users
Posted on 5-Mar-2003 21:22Tags News, Mobile

Wow! Just read this: the number of mobile users in Russia was up 6% from last month! Comments (Comments)

T-Mobile and Intel to promote wireless broadband
Posted on 5-Mar-2003 21:12Tags News, Wi-Fi

T-Mobile USA and Intel Corporation today announced an agreement to launch a joint marketing campaign to promote T-Mobile's WiFi (802.11) high-speed wireless Internet service. Comments (Comments)

Portland named 'Hottest' spot in Intel's 'Most Unwired Cities' survey
Posted on 5-Mar-2003 21:10Tags News, Wi-Fi

The Portland metropolitan statistical area (MSA) ranks as the top market for wireless Internet accessibility, according to Intel's "Most Unwired Cities" survey. But Mobile, AL is in the list too . Comments (Comments)

Pizza from Hell delivered by handheld
Posted on 5-Mar-2003 20:58Tags News, Computing

Kiwi company Spikefin created a Pocket PC compatible version of Hell Pizza's website. Deliciously evil! Comments (Comments)

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Posted on 5-Mar-2003 20:31Tags News, Site related

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Xtra blocks pop3 and upsets Vodafone NZ
Posted on 5-Mar-2003 20:24Tags News, Computing

Xtra, the largest New Zealand ISP is blocking access to its pop3 servers from computers outside its network. This causes some problems for mobile and handheld users. Comments (Comments)

Sony Ericsson unveils accessory for music lovers, the Bluetooth music handsfree HBM-30
Posted on 5-Mar-2003 20:16Tags News, Bluetooth

Sony Ericsson unveiled the HBM-30: a music handsfree for music enthusiasts who never want to miss a call. Doubling as a high quality digital audio player and wireless handsfree to any Bluetooth enabled phone, the HBM-30 is the latest addition to Sony Ericsson’s leading portfolio of mobile phone accessories. Comments (Comments)


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