San Diego campus set to enhance quality of video over wireless
Posted on 16-Feb-2003 01:06 News, Computing
Armed with a new grant from the state of California and a wireless semiconductor company, an engineering professor at a San Diego campus said he is improving the quality and speed of video streaming on wireless handheld devices.
CNET has a video about the new Intel chip
Posted on 14-Feb-2003 14:21 News, Computing
CNET's Brian Cooley sees Intel's newest 3-in-1 cell phone chip, which the company claims will make cell phones smarter, faster and more efficient.
Top handhelds list, by PCWorld.com
Posted on 13-Feb-2003 22:58 News, Computing
This might not be my list, or your list, but at least there's a reference here... PCWorld lists their Top 10 picks for handhelds
BBC using MMS for article pictures
Posted on 12-Feb-2003 07:55 News, Computing
In what seems to be one of the first, BBC is asking their users to send them pictures of peace protests, taken with their camera-enabled mobile phones.
Mitel Networks 5230 IP Appliance
Posted on 11-Feb-2003 21:05 News, Computing
The 5230 IP Appliance is targeted towards the mobile workforce who regularly use PDA’s to store and transfer information. An IP appliance to integrate your iPAQ to your telephony network.
Are you ready to N-Gage?
Posted on 7-Feb-2003 09:32 News, Computing
Nokia launched N-Gage, a mix of mobile and video game console. The list of features of this Symbian based devices is LONG! Are you ready?
O2 and AA join forces in UK
Posted on 5-Feb-2003 19:24 News, Computing
O2, the British mobile operator, create a PDA version of AA Route Planner, with information supplied by AA Roadwatch.
Dell Axim in Europe
Posted on 5-Feb-2003 07:43 News, Computing
The Register reports that Dell launched the Axim in Europe today. The Axim X5 comes in two flavours, costing £229 and £169 EX-VAT, respectively, and five languages: English, French, German, Italian and Spanish.
Review of projection keyboards
Posted on 2-Feb-2003 22:32 News, Computing
Everyone likes their handhelds... But some people can't quite get used to write on their screens. Entry the keyboards... But what about virtual keyboards?
