PDA-1

Here’s a printable coupon which takes $10.00 off in-store purchases $40.00 or more; expires 1/30/05. That’s a 25% discount, not too shabby.
It wouldn’t be a bad idea to just click on, print, and stash it into your wallet now instead of holding off - there were too many instances where we unexpectedly needed to pop [...]

It happens every year, and 2005 is no exception. Spring starting from March always brings some new stuff from palmOne, and it’s usually for their non-enterprise product line, the Zires.
A difference is that there does not seem to be any strong rumor-mongering for new Zires this year as compared to 2003/2004 when the 71 [...]

The Tungsten T5 is a good-looking machine. Although many will disagree with us but we believe that the Tungsten T5 design, carried over from its sibling the Tungsten E refreshes the evergreen Palm Vx’s boardroom looks that is a “must-have” by executives, CEOs, and chairmen.
With that sleek piece of tech in suits, there will be [...]

First, Lexar Media unveiled their USB FlashCard which they are were aggresively promoting it to digicam and PDA manufacturers in hope that they adopt a full-size USB slot on their gadgets. (How’s it goin’, Lexar? Answer: Working with Microsoft for its usages is much easier.)
Today, CNET has news that SanDisk came up with what we [...]

Not awfully hard to manufacture, but definitely a useful gadget for today’s WiFi-starved technophile: Singapore-based Smart ID Technology debuts its own WiFi detector - only their second product in 2 years - christened the “WiFi Trekker”.

Apparently it’s the only WiFi detector in the market that can be set on a permanent active mode, meaning you [...]

In our last post of Enfora products, we mooted the idea of making something more modular to connect non-WiFi PDAs (and now smartphones.)

Psst: We are currently testing out some options to do podcasts on PDA-1. It’s not a definite thing, but we thought that Pocketcasting.com has a good how-to article, complete with pics on how to get those podcasts onto your Pocket PC as painless as it can be, for now. Check it out here.
Sidenote: The article [...]

PDA Buyer’s Guide has a very good and thorough review on one of HP’s latest Windows Mobile handheld, the iPAQ hx2750. It also mentions its other siblings the hx2410 and hx2110 which only differ in terms of processor and available onboard memory.

Not totally unexpected, but Garmin has just announced at the ongoing CES show their new iQue M5 GPS PDA. Powered by Windows Mobile 2003 Second Edition on an Intel PXA272 416MHz processor and a now paltry 64MB RAM/64MB ROM, exterior-wise it looks much like its Palm powered brother, the iQue 3600.

A case is a given accessory to any PDA, especially for scratch and smudge-prone PDA exteriors such as those on the Zire 72. PDA accessory manufacturer PDair, via its UK representative PDair Shop sent us the flip-style, leather version of the case for the Zire 72 for review. They also have cases made out of [...]