Product Requirements: Desktop: IBM compatible 486 PC or higher running Windows 95/98/2000/NT 4.0 or Macintosh PowerPC running OS 7.5.3 or later One available USB port** 30MB free hard disk space 16MB RAM for Windows(64MB recommended for Windows 2000) 6MB free RAM for Macintosh CD-ROM drive ** Windows 95 and NT 4.0, or serial connectivity, require […]
Product Requirements: Device: Any Pocket PC device What do The Citadel, Bass Brewers and The Gadgeteer have in common? We have all had Custom Skins designed for us by Debbie McCormick! These skins appear courtesy of WebMcDeb Debbie has also created custom skins for the Democratic National Party, Standard and Poors, CNN, Dale
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I’m sure everyone has heard the terms “wearable computer” and “mobile computing”. But, how about the term Personal Area Network (PAN)? Does that ring a bell? Probably not, but it should as PANs are what real mobile wearable computing should be. Ok, I can see the gears turning in your minds. You’re all picturing little
My Background My first real PDA was a Palm Professional, in 1997, after a succession of those little calculator organizer devices that look like they fell out of a Christmas cracker. In 2000 I changed to a Palm Vx, and I’ve also used the Compaq iPaq and Palm IIIc. PDAs are just one of the
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What do you get when you gather 55 rabid tech news reporters, webmasters, geeks, reviewers and general “all around mobile technology freaks” together at one location to learn about the latest version of Pocket PC Software? You get a PARTY! But the real name of this Microsoft hosted gathering was Möbius 2001. Some of you
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Wearable body monitor that can gather the following data: movement, heat flow, skin temperature, ambient temperature, and galvanic skin response. SHARE ON TwitterFacebookPin It
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Foot pedal designed to connect to a computer to control the playback of MP3 & Wav sound files. SHARE ON TwitterFacebookPin It
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LATTE & MACARON are the latest AIBO Entertainment Robots. SHARE ON TwitterFacebookPin It
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Japanese monochrome handheld gaming device with USB and IR connectivity to the PC. SHARE ON TwitterFacebookPin It
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Product Requirements: Device: Pocket PC OS Device, uses 164K If you are a fan of bubble-blaster type games, then you know that there are a plethora available on the market. I would almost have to question the wisdom of any company for bringing out yet another one…unless that game was either free, or had something
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Product Requirements: Device: Palm III series (not including IIIc), Palm VII series, Palm V series What is the first image that comes to mind when I say the words: Swiss Army? For me, I think of those nifty red pocket knifes with a multitude of blades (I love the tweezers!). What about PDA cases, did
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Product Requirements: Device: Casio EM-500 Hey Casio EM-500 owners! If you have been moping because just about every PDA under the sun has its own great looking Vaja case but yours; you no longer need to feel left out in the cold! The Vaja #851 case for the Casio EM-500 truly lives up to the
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An interesting new device soon to be announced with a built-in RIM Blackberry style thumb-type keyboard. SHARE ON TwitterFacebookPin It
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I just got a new toy! A Canon PowerShot S110. It’s an itty bitty teeny weenie digital camera. I’d been wanting a really small cam that I could throw in my bag and take with me everywhere so I wouldn’t miss once in a lifetime shots. This baby is drop dead sexy with its metal
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Product Requirements: Device: Palm V/Vx H101HackV12E.prc – Hackmaster extension 4k H101V12E.prc – Control Panel 7k Keyboards for PDAs have become extremely popular lately. The Stowaway folding keyboard is pretty much king of the hill at this point in time, but other interesting input solutions seem to be popping up every day. I recently reviewed the