PDA News and Reviews
A new cat in town Armed with a sleek look and more than 300 user-friendly features, the new Apple operating system - OS Leopard - may give its PC counterpart, Windows Vista, a run for its money. Source: StraitsTimes.com.
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This is not the first attempt dodumat and how could look non-existent until the Nokia N96.. These images found on the site todosymbian.com, also attached a list of some vpechatlyayuschh performance, which allegedly would have this phone …
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It is that time of year again when the UK mobile phone network operators are busy finalising exclusive deals with the manufacturers giving them sole rights to market the new products. This year has been all about the colour variant, …
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Yesterday, we had a concept smartphone Nokia N96, and now to crush Sony-Ericsson concept PXi. That is its author, Bens Bogar, is a sort of a continuation of a series of smartphones SE P-thin smartphone with a large 3,3-inch (768 x 480) …
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Google has been leaking like a leaky bucket (strategically or not) over its plans to ramp up social networking and take on Facebook - a project which no doubt shot up its list of priorities when it lost out…
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The Eseries blog has a great solution for a common problem with S60 themes: the inability to install them because of the smartphone’s insistence that their “certificate” has expired. If the error message reads “Certificate error. …
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In a special called meeting at 8 am Monday, the Americus-Sumter County Payroll Development Authority (PDA) quickly approved two items of business.
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Easy converts AVI, DivX/Xvid, WMV, MPEG videos to PDA.
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Read Mac, PDA and design enthusiast Mike Rohde’s thoughts on using the iPod Touch week 2 over at Rohdesign. “It’s been two weeks since I’ve switched to an iPod touch. I love this device. Since I’m regularly asked about it, I’ve decided …
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Photo: Jef Poskanzer on Flickr. Some rights reserved. The bn valuation of Facebook after the Microsoft deal has prompted more than a few Valley watchers to observe the bubbleness of Web 2.0. The same conversation happened in London …
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