If you believe that cellphones, wifi setups, cordless phones and microwaves are slowly frying your brain cells, this doohickey will allow you to search for those signals in your home. Not sure what you do once you find them though…
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One of the things I like best about many of the latest Windows Mobile devices is that they are now using mini USB connectors to accomplish syncing and charging. This means that the same set of cables used for my HTC Apache / PPC-6700 will work with the HTC Universal I am currently testing, and
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WiFi device in the shape of a bunny, that will light up in different colors, and play music depending on situations that you specify.
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The smartphone designers at HTC recently introduced their fourth-generation product, code-named “Tornado” and running the latest Windows Mobile operating system. Like previous generations, the Tornado is (or at least will be) available under many different brand names including those of major wireless carriers; i-mate is among the first to offer it for consumer purchase. i-mate
Last summer I had the opportunity to review a very small Windows XP computer from Sony. The Vaio VGN-U71P made a good travel companion, but wasn’t perfect due to the fact that you had to also pack a folding keyboard, AC adapter brick and docking station with you if you wanted access to all its
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In September 2005, my daily driver PDA was an HP iPAQ hx-4700 and my mobile phone was the Samsung i550, a Palm OS device that was never technically released in the US. I thought that I was satisfied with the combination of the two devices – enjoying the best of both PDA worlds in a
HTC Apache / PPC-6700 Pocket PC Phone Edition Read More
A few years ago I suggested to my Dad that he purchase a WebTV box so that he could surf the Internet and send emails. Not being very computer literate, I thought this would be a good solution for him. It turns out that I was wrong. Mainly because the service was slow (dial up)
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If you happen to be using a Pocket PC that doesn’t have built-in WiFi, there is no need to settle for a bulky card which sticks awkwardly from the SD slot. Instead, take a look at the pocketGEAR Australia SDIO Wireless LAN Card, touted as being the “World’s Smallest WiFi Card”. Included in the package
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By now many of you may have heard mention of the DualCor cPC, a handheld device which runs Windows XP Tablet PC Edition and Windows Mobile 5.0, and which also functions as a cell phone. Incorrect photos of the device were all over the internet last week, but the ones now posted on their site
Judie’s Gear Diary – 2006-01-05 Read More
Right around the corner from my office is a closet which acts as the receptacle for all of the gadgets’ boxes and accessories currently being used in our household – well, the ones that will fit, anyway. Inside this closet sits a large cardboard box which holds nothing but power cords, adapters, odd cables and
Gomadic Charger Cables with Tip Exchange Technology Read More