PDA News - T3 browser update, Handmark for Smartphone, e800 may have VGA after all

By AdamaDBrown | 10/21/2003

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Palm Asks For Customer Feedback on Tungsten 3 Memory Card Problem

By Brian | 10/9/2003

As previously reported, many Tungsten 3 owners have reported issues with the T3 corrupting memory cards 256MB and larger. Palm has acknowledged the problem and is now asking for help from T3 owners.

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Possible images, specs of Toshiba e800

By AdamaDBrown | 9/17/2003

An alledged internal Toshiba presentation has surfaced, offering what may be additional specifications on the upcoming e800 PocketPC, most notably a 480 x 640 pixel full-VGA screen.

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bargainPDA Pocket PC Today Screen Themes

By Andrew | 8/3/2003

Pocket PC Themes and customzied Today Screens are certainly not a new thing, but many people that use Pocket PCs do know about themes but don't know how to install them or where to find them. No need to be embarassed, in this article we provide instructions on how to install themes and free bargainPDA Pocket PC themes (thanks to Barry Doyle) to try out your new knowledge!

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Review: Jack the Uni-Psychle for Linux

By Ian | 4/27/2003

Jack the Uni-Psychle is the first release from Discord Studios. It is a sideways scrolling platform game in the style of such classics as Sonic the Hedgehog and the Mario series, with cool music and rapid gameplay. This zany game is for Linux PDAs and our test system is the Sharp Zaurus SL-5600.

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REVIEW: Covertec Dell Axim X5 Leather Case

By AdamaDBrown | 4/22/2003

For high-class style, it's hard to beat a leather case. Covertec has been making cases since before the birth of the original Palm Pilot, and given their quality it's not surprising that they're still around. The Covertec Axim X5 case, like their other leather cases, comes in your choice ofblack, red or brown leather, each with light brown stiching along the edges

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Five Sega Games Released for Tungsten T

By Ed Hardy | 4/16/2003

Sega and Palm Inc. have collaborated to bring Sonic the Hedgehog and other classic games to the Tungsten T.

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Making Tough Cases Tuffer

By Brian | 3/12/2003

Tuffcase has been crafting their rubber PDA slipcovers for a long time. I don't have a full company history but, looking at their model line it's pretty obvious. Their only current model fits the Handspring Visor (non-Edge) and Palm III lines. Fear not though, Tuffcase is stepping it up with new models coming soon!

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QuickOffice Premier 7.0 Released With Native File Support

By Brian | 2/27/2003

A few weeks ago, we told you this was coming. Cutting Edge has released the first Palm OS software capable of viewing Microsoft files in their native format. This is great for many reasons, the biggest one being the need to file coversions is now gone.

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By Ed Hardy | 2/21/2003

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Kyocera 7135 Smartphones to Ship With QuickOffice

By Brian | 2/12/2003

In a big win for Cutting Edge Software, new Kyocera 7135 Smartphones will ship with QuickOffice. Most Palm PDAs come with their main competitor, Documents To Go. Both are quite similar in functionality, QO simply hasn't had the distribution in the past.

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Quickoffice announces support for Palm OS 5

By Brian | 11/6/2002

CuttingEdge Softwaare has announced support for Palm OS 5 for their Quickoffice and Quickoffice Pro product line. Version 6.2 takes full advantage of the new ARM processors to improve on a good thing.

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