Staff Writer and long-time handheld user Shawn Barnett brings his experiences with Fossil's Palm OS-based Wrist PDA and one of its rivals using Microsoft's Wrist Net technology.ยป Read Article
It appears Fossil has given up on all of its high-tech watches.
Motricity has opened a store exclusively for applications that work with Fossil's Palm Powered Wrist PDA.
Fossil says that there is no truth in a recent report which indicated that it has stopped making watches with Microsoft's SPOT technology.
Reportedly, Fossil has stopped making watches that use Microsoft's SPOT technology to display snippets of information they receive wirelessly.
Beiks has opened a new section of its Web site devoted to software compatible with Fossil?s new Abacus Wrist PDA.
Two years after Fossil first promised a Palm OS powered watch, the PDA is real. The Wrist PDA was delivered a death blow by the company who was contracted to make the LCD displays. The displays were faulty and Fossil had to kill off the product. It's back now, running Palm OS v4.1 at an MSRP of $249.
Reportedly, Fossil's watch with a full version of the Palm OS will be re-launched in January, but the company says this is incorrect.
Fossil has announced three new styles of watches that are capable of displaying snippets of information they receive wirelessly.
Fossil has decided to give up on its original design for a Palm powered Wrist PDA and is working on a new model.
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