Tomorrow Ruth and I head to my grandmother's house in the Upper Penninsula. There won't be any posts here until I get back next week. Until then I want to wish everyone a Happy Thanksgiving!
posted by Frank McPherson 10:37 PM |
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News: The OmniSky Is Falling... The OmniSky Is Falling "I hate to be a Chicken Little about wireless service provider, OmniSky (NASDAQ:OMNY). But the company is literally hanging in mid-air Tuesday after the company failed to file its latest quarterly earnings report and gave no indication when it would." Trading on Omnisky stock has been halted until they file the papers. Right now they are still open for business, but who knows how long that will last.
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Network Computing: "Most IT managers and software developers with whom I've spoken have come to the same conclusion: While PalmOS may be adequate for personal-information management and simple applications, Pocket PC is a superior platform for mobile-application development."
posted by Frank McPherson 2:27 PM |
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Microsoft moves on weakened rivals "Michael Mace, Palm’s chief competitive officer, attributes Microsoft’s gains in market share to 'spin.' avid Nagel, chief executive of Palm’s platform-solutions group, adds that Microsoft 'has always spent three times as much on marketing as on research.'"
Let's not give Microsoft credit for developing a better product, or take blame for doing nothing with our own product. The blame game is afoot.
posted by Frank McPherson 10:19 AM |
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Accesso al servizio Mobile Internet Meter This web site provides a quick way to test the speed of a connection to the Internet.
posted by Frank McPherson 6:13 PM |
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Casio has posted their PC Card Unit(JK-864PU) for the E-200 on their online store. It is not available for purchase.
posted by Frank McPherson 2:56 PM |
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Compaq.com - iPAQ Pocket PC options I was doing a little spelunking at the Compaq web site, and came across a rugged case for the iPAQ that I had not heard of before. You have to have the iPAQ in either the PC Card or CF Card expansion sleeve, but it only costs $99 and appears to provide a good amount of protection.
posted by Frank McPherson 12:03 AM |
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If you were like me, you missed Fall Comdex. Well, let Philip Torrone take you there.
posted by Frank McPherson 8:17 PM |
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