Nokia filed a U.S. patent for a phone charger that harvests kinetic energy, a technology thats been used in laptops, PDAs and GPS receivers, according to Nokia. Essentially, the mobile devices would be powered, in part, through the movements of their owners. - When Nokia sued Apple in October, it noted that it had spent $60 billion on research and development over the last two decades. A peek into...

PDA stands from Personal Digital Assistant and these are some small gadgets that fit into your pocket. The PDAs were initially meant to be personal organizers, but the technology had made it possible for the PDAs to get other cool feature such as radio, MP3 players and cameras, that make them ...

Back in the day before smartphones had phones in them and were generically called PDAs, usually Palm Pilot or Pocket PC, two of the places that you could pick up software for them were PocketGear and Handango.  Well, PDAs got a lot smarter, we now call them BlackBerrys, iPhones, and Android devices, and we usually ...

Prior to their love of Android, HTC were, and perhaps still are, smitten with Microsoft Windows Mobile. Many of their phones in the past ran Windows because it offered excellent integration with the desktop PC and provided Microsoft Exchange support for business clients. Indeed, one of HTCs original market was PDAs and business users. Things ...

Pigeon Messenger for Windows Mobile supports many popular network such as ICQ, XMPP, Jabber and Gtalk (MSN coming soon). The Pigeon Messenger app is compatible with all hardware keyboards for PDAs and smartphones. This application is superior workspeed even on 200MHz. You will be able to download Pigeon Messenger for Windows Mobile at getbest.ru

In some ways, this piece is framed as a part 2 to the post titled "Responding to the Pope's Message." Think of it as a call-to-action before action is needed kind of post. In the summers of 2002, 2003, and 2004, I taught a few summer classes for the Upward Bound program at Millersville University. One class was about using PDAs as a function of time management, the other was a multimedia and web d...

Pharos 565 has been recently announced, and it looks like it’s the world’s first rugged PDA based on Windows Mobile 6.5. As far as rugged PDAs go, the Pharos 565 looks ok and has almost decent measures (it’s 25mm thick). The new Pharos device features a 3.5 inch QVGA touchscreen display, full QWERTY keyboard, Wi-Fi 802.11a/b/g, GPS,

Today Pharos Science and Applications announced that they have begun shipment of the world’s first ruggedized PDA based on Windows Mobile 6.5. The Pharos 565 represents Pharos’ latest generation of Windows Mobile PDAs and offers many advanced features including built-in GPS navigation, 3.5” QVGA touchscreen display, Wi-Fi, Bluetooth, IrDA and RAW IR/SIR in a ruggedized

Tips to Brace Your Wireless Communications Cell Phones and Smartphones for the Cold Wireless phones or PDAs can be life savers in winter. Verizon Wireless offered the following tips to prepare wireless phones to work best when it's cold outside: Charge phones or PDAs frequently. Cold temperatures can run down the phone's battery charge more quickly. Use a car charger to keep the phone's charge if ...

We are scarcely two weeks into 2010 and we may have already witnessed the most surprising news item of the year. Out of nowhere and via the TamsPalm blog, New Zealand based ruggedized handheld specialist Aceeca has unofficially confirmed that they are readying not one but two new Palm OS Garnet handheld PDAs for release. These new Garnet machines will be based upon shared hardware architecture wit...