Pocket PC Software

Are you a busy person and cannot seem to ever make it on time to all those weekly meetings? PDAs have become one of the world’s largest features in technology that will let allow you to access the World Wide Web and other helpful features!

Many corporation around the world have began to use web conferencing as one of the most convenient ways to meet with their employees that are not in the same office buildings. By holding a conference on the web, your employees can easily access them on a PDA or even their own laptop!

With the help of the Internet, it has become the key to the world’s door has been opened with several up-to-date alternatives!

An audio conferencing is also another option that you can hold a meeting on a PDA. With the services of the telephone element, you can simply communicate without having to be in the same room!

So the next time your corporation needs to hold those weekly conference just send out a conference call through the PDAs and everyone can log on.

Your team of employees will be glad that they will be able to access the conference by the touch of a PDA. You will never have to worry about being late again!

ThinkComputers.org just posted a good review of the CradlePoint MBR1000.

From pocketables.com:

Since Qualcomm’s legal issues are still preventing the HTC Advantage X7510 from being sold in the US, the only way to get your hands on the 16GB Windows Mobile 6.1 device will be to pay through the nose for it. Dynamism, for example, is expecting their first shipment of the X7510 in late June and will send you one in exchange for $1299. Same goes for On The Go Solutions, whose stock is supposedly due to arrive tomorrow.

Recognizing that no one style fits all, Nokia today unveiled a new range of products to let consumers express their personal styles on a number of levels ranging from stylish designs, to personalization through vibrantly hued exchangeable covers.

If you’re wondering how Apple can sell the new 3G iPhone for a price tag of just $199 (for the 8-GB model), it could be because it only costs $173 in hardware bill of materials (BOM) and manufacturing costs. ChannelWeb (crn.com) have a great teardown article on the upcoming Apple 3G iPhone.

From the article:

In response to the increasing demand for full-function handheld PCs for the mobile field worker, Panasonic today busts the Panasonic Toughbook CF-U1, the first ultra mobile PC (UMPC) to integrate the new low power Intel Atom processor in a rugged handheld computer for use in the field.

I just saw this on EngadgetMobile who saw it on eMercedesBenz who got it from the MB press release...just keeping it green by recycling folks.

iPhone-Hacks.com has posted up a sumary of a new app that promises ubiquitous VoIP on the iPhone.

Apple introduced the new iPhone 3G, combining all the revolutionary features of iPhone with 3G networking that is twice as fast as the first generation iPhone, built-in GPS for expanded location based mobile services, and iPhone 2.0 software which includes support for Microsoft Exchange ActiveSync and runs the hundreds of third party applications already built with the recently released iPhone SDK.

Ahhh! Nature! Get it off; get it off! Just kiddin, I live right on the Sammamish River Trail in Redmond. Yes that Redmond. The new PN-40 has some great features and I love to hop on the trail with my bike. Check it out:

* 32-channel Cartesio chipset (real fast and very sensitive)

* Dual-Core processor for uber fast screen re-draws

* 500 MB on board Flash memory

* 3-axis electronic compas w/accelerometer (useful for when you end up ass backwards off the trail and need to know wich way is up.

* SDHC card support for 32 GB and higher

* USB 2.0

* WAAS enabled