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Mobile phones in planes could be approved by American FAA
Posted on 16-Jul-2003 08:09 News, Mobile

The FAA is conducting a study on the real effects of mobile phone transmissions on planes, and it might result in a final word on this - but not before three years from now.

All you can have GPRS for US$ 2 - in India
Posted on 16-Jul-2003 07:58 News, Mobile

While we all drool about T-Mobile all you can eat $ 19 GPRS and think twice about Vodafone all you can have GPRS for £ 45, in India US$ 2 gets all the GPRS in the world.

Pocket PC Magazine Awards list of nominees on-line
Posted on 16-Jul-2003 07:46 News, Windows Mobile Pocket PC

The annual Pocket PC Magazine Awards is on again, and they now have a list of nominees on-line.

Handspring signs deals to bring e-mail, corporate e-mail and instant messaging to Treo 600
Posted on 15-Jul-2003 19:23 News, Palm

Handspring, soon to be Palm, is really playing high on the mobility side. Deals with Visto, SEVEN and Good Technology will bring a suite of tools for the Treo 600 mobile user.

Microsoft Windows Mobile Smartphone 2003 sneak peek
Posted on 15-Jul-2003 18:39 Reviews, Windows Phone

I had the chance to chat about the new Windows Mobile Smartphone 2003 with a person who could tell me something - and also to see the new software in action.

Boingo wireless software for Pocket PC
Posted on 15-Jul-2003 11:02 News, Wi-Fi

Boingo Wireless announced the availability of a beta version of Pocket Boingo Software for Windows Mobile 2003. The free application is an updated version of the Pocket PC for 2002 software released last November. The software includes wi-fi signal sniffing and profile management.

Spam takes down legitimate sites
Posted on 15-Jul-2003 07:24 News, General

This is a worry. Found an article telling the story of how some sites are disconnected simply because sending a newsletter to opt-in users is sometimes seemed as spam, when the subscriber no longer wants it.

Freeware PowerToys for Pocket PC
Posted on 15-Jul-2003 06:34 Software, Software

What else is needed? A set of cool tweaks for Pocket PC - for free!

Mobile Burn publishes 3G mobile phone review
Posted on 15-Jul-2003 06:30 News, Mobile

Mobile Burn reviewed the NEC e606, part of the 3G mobile phones available from 3.

Sony Ericsson P800 x Sidekick
Posted on 14-Jul-2003 22:26 News, Mobile

Found a complete (and long) comparison between the P800 and Sidekick.

Fingerprint solution to secure mobile phones
Posted on 14-Jul-2003 19:57 News, Mobile

The F505i, from Japanese mobile carrier NTT Docomo, solves the security problem on mobile phones: fingerprint.

Geekzone on the move II
Posted on 14-Jul-2003 17:47 News, Site related

Geekzone just moved servers. If you find any problems, please let us know!

Kensington wi-fi finder
Posted on 14-Jul-2003 09:23 News, Wi-Fi

This Kensington product makes the life on the road just easier. This is the first wi-fi detector. Just press a button and the Kensington wi-fi Finder lets you know if your location is "hot"...instantly. No software or computer needed. What could be easier?

New UI for mobile phones based on Java
Posted on 14-Jul-2003 07:41 News, Mobile

Digital Airways is known for its Java browser Wapaka. Moving more into the mobile area, the company now released a GUI designer and manager for mobile phones.

PDACorps reviews MetalSyli
Posted on 14-Jul-2003 07:27 News, News

One of the things I liked on my Palm V was the metal stylus. The iPAQ products come with a plastic one, without the same weight and feel. But PDACorps found MetalStyli, a replacement style for the iPAQ series.

Jabra BT200 (Freespeak) Bluetooth headset review
Posted on 12-Jul-2003 18:52 Reviews, Bluetooth, by M Freitas

The Jabra BT200 (Freespeak) Bluetooth headset is a winner in sound quality and comfort.

Palm T2 shows in CDW inventory
Posted on 12-Jul-2003 18:13 News, Palm

An uncofirmed new Palm model, the T2 is now showing in some inventories on-line.

Bluetooth 1.2.1 for Mac OS 10.2.5 released
Posted on 12-Jul-2003 16:11 News, Bluetooth

Apple posted an update on its Bluetooth software for Mac OS 10.2.5 users.

NS Basic 4.1 available for Windows Mobile 2003 devices
Posted on 12-Jul-2003 15:56 News, Development

NS Basic/CE 4.1 now supports the Windows Mobile 2003 software for Pokcet PC.

GSM Association wants more carriers to deploy MMS
Posted on 12-Jul-2003 13:55 News, Mobile

The GSM Association (GSMA), the global trade association for GSM mobile operators, issued a rallying call to the wireless industry to speed the arrival of enhanced, fully interoperable Multi-media Messaging Services (MMS) and compatible terminals through compliance with newly agreed industry standards.

Heard of Amoisonic, Ningbo Bird, Capitel, Eastcom, Haier, Kejian, Konka and Legend?
Posted on 12-Jul-2003 13:28 News, Mobile

ZDNET reports that a paper from Portelligent declares these Chinese mobile manufacturers ready for competition with Nokia and other mobile makers.

Mitac to start shipments of its Windows Mobile Smartphone Mitac 8380 in Taiwan and Hong Kong
Posted on 12-Jul-2003 12:58 News, Windows Mobile Smartphone

Mitac expects to start shipping their new Mio 8380 in Taiwan and Hong Kong by 17th July.

Real life hyperlinks
Posted on 11-Jul-2003 09:25 News, Mobile

Moving out of a screen, hyperlinks are now introduced to real life. A company in London, UK, is placing billboards with technology to allow users to point a mobile phone to it, click - and be transferred to a webpage.

Microsoft launches Speech Partner Program
Posted on 10-Jul-2003 22:09 News, Computing

Received today an e-mail for Microsoft Partners, with information about their new Microsoft Speech Partner Program. Interesting to note the vision of having mobile devices being voice activated.

Russian authorities ask mobile providers to turn off encryption systems for 24 hours
Posted on 10-Jul-2003 22:00 News, Mobile

As part of the investigation of a suicide bombing attack, Russian authorities requested providers to disable security mechanisms in their mobile networks, to allow eavesdropping on all calls.


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