Even the harshest of stormy economic-clouds has its silver lining. The maelstrom of economic bad news has at least one bright and shiny upside - discount wireless carriers are seeing a late-year boost to their stock price. MetroPCS (NYSE: PCS), which offers cheap handsets tied to unlimited wireless calling plans (within Metropolitan borders), has seen its

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Found under: handwriting recognition, korean language, english, windows mobile, Korean mobile software Diotek has released its handwriting recognition software called DioPen 7.0 for Windows Mobile smartphones and Pocket PCs which may be useful for the growing number of Korean students studying and living abroad and non-Koreans studying the Korean language. DioPen 7.0 recognizes handwritten Korean ...

GSI Technology has some special memories. The chip kind, that is. GSI makes very fast, low-power specialty memory chips. Its devices are hot sellers these days as makers of notebook PCs, cell phones and other gadgets add new features that require more and faster memory.

The company Samsung Electronics introduced for the North American CDMA mobile operator Metro PCS to a new folding model of mobile phone SCH-r310 called Byline (almost as our "Beeline"). The main salt of the model, with the words of its manufacturer, in addition to its surge colors, is that it is intended primarily to maintain communication owner of the phone using a variety of services operator,

The processor vendors supplying chips for UMDs (ultra-mobile devices) are playing a pivotal role in how this market is shaping up. X86-based processors are well entrenched in the PC world and ARM-based processors are well entrenched in the handset world. Since UMDs sit right between the PCs and handsets in terms of power, size, and function,

Samsung has just released a new budget CDMA clamshell phone which is the successor to SCH-R300. Featuring a 65K color CSTN display, the Samsung Byline works like a walkie-talkie and features all the benefits of a powerful, sophisticated mobile phone. Key features of the Samsung Byline include texting and email, full web browser, a speakerphone,

For those users who own mobile PCs without the support Wi-Fi, the company Edimax Technology introduced a new USB-adapter series nLite - EW-7711UAn. According to the manufacturer, EW-7711UAn is the smallest USB-adapter on the market today, a convenient solution for mobile users. The adapter EW-7711UAn combines a stationary PC or laptop with a wireless network by providing access to high-speed

RIM has just updated their BlackBerry Media Sync app which now supports iTunes album art and is compatible with 64-bit Windows Vista-running PCs. Even though a full running version is yet to become available for the Mac, they do, however, have a preview version available to try out. They have a small reminder,

SoftMaker has released a new update for their award winning Office 2008 application suite.   Here is a rundown of what has been addressed/fixed or updated: ALL APPLICATIONS: - All problems with hardware keyboards built into your Pocket PC should now be solved. - Pressing the SYM or FN key made the cursor jump to random positions on some Pocket PCs. This is fixed now. - Compatibility with...