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If you're like me, and can't get enough information on the Treo 700p check out this video review . It's part 1 of their review. Tomorrow will focus on "How the 700p and the Sprint network is going to make your life that much more convenient". He said that, not me ;)
I got the Boxwave ClearTouch Crystal screen protector today that I purchased just a few days ago! I just now put it on my Palm Tungsten T3 and it looks great! As I've mentioned many times, I swear by Boxwave's screen protectors! They're easy to apply and they look sooooooo great! Check out this cool photo above that is on Boxwave's website. My screen protector would look that good on my T3 if I would have taken my time and hadn't been in such a hurry to get it on there! It looks really good but in my haste, I let a few fibers attach themselves to the sticky side. ;-) I did the one on my TX perfect and it's as clear as "Crystal"! Thanks for making those great screen protectors Boxwave! Me and my Palm devices appreciate it!!!!
Well, tonight is the 2 hour season finale of my favorite show "24"! I hope that Jack Bauer will use his Palm Treo 650 tonight to once again fight crime! I don't think he's used it in the last couple of episodes. I'll be glued to my tv screen hoping to catch a glimpse of that beautiful Treo tonight! Come on Jack, use that Treo again and show us what it can do!!!!
So, as you may understand the sea is an important part of my life. But when being in the sea is a joint blessing for humans (you can swim, but you can also drown), the sea is really not a blessing at all for gadgets. That's where Aquapac becomes important. Ever had the fear of losing your cell phone, pda, camera etc. in the water. Not anymore! Not only is the Aquapac shut tight so no water can come into it, it also floats. So if you’re unfortunate enough to drop your gadget into the water, you can easily pick it up again.
I can even use my Treo regularly, both for pda use and for talking. (it is actually little/no reduction of the sound both into and out from the Treo)
At 16.99 £, it is not too expensive either.
(Ok, at this part you maybe think that this guy should write ads instead of reviews, but I really just love the Aquapac, that's why it's a lot of praise in this review!)
Get it at Proporta: Link
From Mobility Site:
Today, Motorola and Verizon announced that the highly-anticipated Windows Mobile-powered Motorola Q is available through the Verizon Wireless Web site May 31 and at Verizon Wireless retail stores nationwide starting in June.
The Q features Windows Mobile’s continued support for a full QWERTY keyboard and easy to use one-handed navigation. This all-in-one smartphone is another entry in the growing Windows Mobile-powered device family for every customer’s mobile messaging and mobile business application needs.
The Q delivers:
· Increased productivity. The Q allows customers to stay on top of their jobs and personal lives through faster access to important information and updates from Outlook Mobile. Windows Mobile supports up to eight e-mail accounts, so in addition to corporate e-mail accounts, users can receive e-mails from MSN Hotmail or POP accounts to the Motorola Q.
· PC in your pocket. Q users have the freedom to leave the office or home with constant access to e-mail, documents, calendar and tasks.
· Entertainment on the go. With the Motorola Q, music, video and recorded television content are at hand anywhere at any time.
· A sleek, ultra-thin design. The Q is thinner than other smartphones on the market and sports a large color screen, QWERTY keyboard and one-hand navigation thumbwheel.
· Applications to suit every need. With more than 18,000 Windows Mobile applications currently available, including Pocket Streets and Trips, Virtual Earth Mobile, AvantGo, and Fizz Traveler, people will always be informed, educated and entertained, no matter the time or place.
Read more at Mobility Site
Can a small-town David eventually power an industry Goliath?
MTI Micro Fuel Cells thinks so, and made a pact with Samsung Electronics to develop micro fuel cells for mobile systems. Financial terms of the deal were undisclosed.
Under terms of the deal, MTI, developer of Mobion micro fuel cell technology, will work with Samsung to develop, test and evaluate Mobion technology for various mobile phone applications, MTI said in a statement.
The companies will work to overcome some of the restraints of current lithium-ion devices by shrinking MTI's battery technology, which relies on methanol fuel and water to generate power for mobile phones and small, personal devices.
Read the full article at Palm Boulevard
Palm Infocenter is reporting that Palm has quietly released the Mac version of the Unlocked GSM Treo 650 update. This rom update brings the treo firmware to v1.20 and includes a number of software updates and improvements. This same update was released for Windows users back in January.
Users can access the 1.20 Unlocked GSM software update and installation instructions for the Mac OS X here. For the Mac version a 32MB (or larger) expansion card is required.
v1.20 Updates include:
Improved memory handling for opening larger web pages
Optimized Bluetooth performance and added support for additional headset or carkits
Improved voice quality
Improved device performance for heavy data usage such as email or web downloads.
Includes Versamail 3.1F, the latest version for the Treo 650 smartphone including an updated Mail Service (ISP) list which includes Gmail support
Added support for Gmail attachment downloads via web browser
Improved performance and increased stability with third-party email solutions that are offered directly from carrier partners
Added support for wired carkits
Updated carrier settings for data connections and MMS or when roaming internationally
Masked password entry in browser to increase privacy
Improved customizable voice or sound recordings for specific callers
Incorporates past updates previously released on Palm's website
Lisa at Proporta sent me a spare stylus for my LD. It's always ok to have a extra stylus, but i actually use this instead of my regular stylus. Maybe you wonder why, because "a stylus is a stylus"(which i thought too), but this one is different. It is both a pen and a stylus.
Is this useful then? For me, absolutely. I often carry my LD, but seldom carry a pen(except the ones i have in my computer bag). But the need for a pen often appears. Not for writing a novel, which i think the stylus would be no good for, but for jotting down a phone number, a quick paper note to someone etc.
It works great as a stylus too, the only thing you notice is that it' s a bit heavier than the regular stylus.
At 11.95£, the Proporta pen and stylus is a excellent choice for LD owners.
If your studying English history this is new, it's Kings and Queens. Detailed information on British Monarch's from 802 to the present day. Includes key dates, names of parents, etc. Free.
Calorie Factor could help those of you looking after what you eat, plus it's free. "Dietary calculator used to calculate a score of points...."
