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The PDA, an endangered species
Analysts believe that handheld computing is in the midst of one of its most dramatic changes since this product category was created. 2005 is considered to continue the trend of connected PDAs with phone capability and push "unconnected" devices - PDAs with Bluetooth and Wi-Fi, but without an integrated cell phone - into niche markets. PalmOne, the quasi inventor of the handheld as we know it today, still earns most of its money with handhelds that do not integratee cell phones. The firm is most apparent to suffer from a trend towards the need of a cellphone in PDAs.
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Sony handheld wins customers
Sony Corp. said on Monday retailers had almost completely sold out of the Play Station Portable on its first day in Japanese stores, marking a strong start for the company's first handheld game machine.
Sony shipped about 200,000 of the sleek black devices to retailers ahead of the early Sunday morning launch in Japan. The PSP, which can play movies, music and games, will go on sale in Europe and North America early next year.
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Windows Mobile Smartphone: Pros and Cons
After years of development Microsoft formally announced the introduction of the Windows Mobile Smartphone in late spring of 2002. As of early August, 2004, more than 10 different models were available worldwide, with more on the way. Even the Wall Street Journal predicts that Smartphones are the future of mobile communications!
This article focuses on the features that help differentiate one device from another and lists the pros and cons of each.
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Mobile Java hit with security scare
l33tdawg: If you're looking for Adam's paper the download is available from http://conference.hackinthebox.org and with much thanks to the folks at Packetstorm Security the downloads are also available from here.
A Polish researcher has found two vulnerabilities in the cell phone version of Sun Microsystems' Java software that under unusual circumstances could let a malicious program read private information or render a phone unusable.
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Running Linux on an iPAQ
Installing Linux™ on your iPAQ can be a great way to breathe new life into aging hardware or make an existing tool even better, particularly if you are a fan of Linux on the desktop. You can leverage your existing knowledge and enjoy the benefits of familiar (pun intended) free and open source software on the move. In this article, learn how to turbocharge your HP-Compaq iPAQ PDA with Linux.
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