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Access Releases NetFront For Windows Mobile
Filed in archive Mobile Web , New Products/Services , PDAs , Smartphones , Software , Windows Mobile by Rico Mossesgeld on February 11, 2008
Perhaps seeking to expand their presence on the mobile browser market, Access has recently made a Windows Mobile version of their netfront browser available as a free download. You can get it here. ...
JoikuSpot Light Creates Portable WiFi Routers
Filed in archive Nokia , PDAs , Smartphones , Software , Symbian by Rico Mossesgeld on February 6, 2008
Check out Technograph's rundown of JoikuSpot Light, an interesting app that turns certain high-end Nokia phones into portable wi-fi hotspots. Imagine the possibilities! If an HSDPA-capable phone&...
"Finger-Friendly" SMS Chat for Windows Mobile
Filed in archive New Products/Services , PDAs , SMS Services , Windows Mobile by Rico Mossesgeld on February 5, 2008
It seems that the sms Chat apps are coming out by the bundle nowadays. I recently featured Pocket SMS, and to be honest, this new offering by VITO technology looks like it blows the competition away...
The Advent of the Jammer-Booster War
Filed in archive Mods , PDAs , Smartphones by Rico Mossesgeld on February 4, 2008
I featured cell phone jamming solutions on this blog at least once, because I really do understand the need to keep inconsiderate yappers quiet during movies, plays, and other events that obviously ne...
Pocket SMS: Windows Mobile SMS Chat
Filed in archive PDAs , SMS Services , Software , Windows Mobile by Rico Mossesgeld on February 3, 2008
I'd like to thank Howard Wilton for calling my attention to a potentially useful program for Windows Mobile PDA phones. Pocket SMS is a no-frills app that organizes text messages into threads. Bu...
Direct Marketers Can't Wait to Take Advantage of Mobile Platforms
Filed in archive Mobile Marketing , PDAs , Smartphones , Useful Info by Rico Mossesgeld on February 1, 2008
As part of the online marketing industry, I know that many people in my field consider Marketing Sherpa a valuable resource. The website provides concrete and effective advice many times worth the s...
Quickly Erase Personal Data From a Nokia and Palm Device
Filed in archive Nokia , Palm , PDAs , Smartphones , Useful Info by Rico Mossesgeld on January 29, 2008
Chances are, if you use a nokia-manufactured smartphone, typing in *#7370* (that's asterisk-pound-seven-three-seven-zero) while on the main screen will reset the phone and delete any data stored...
The PSP Is Just a Web Viewer
Filed in archive Opinion , PDAs , Sony Ericsson by Rico Mossesgeld on January 24, 2008
I recently tried out the psp slim's web browser. The portable gaming console isn't technically a smartphone or PDA, but online apps that provide basic PIM functionality have been out for two...
Seagate's DAVE Promises 60GBs to Smartphones and PDAs
Filed in archive New Products/Services , PDAs , Peripherals , Smartphones by Rico Mossesgeld on January 16, 2008
(video courtesy of msmobiles.com) Here's a really exciting prospect: 60 gigabytes of space that's easily available to your smartphone or PDA: The Seagate D.A.V.E. [Digital Audio and Video Exp...
Want to Save Time or Money?
Filed in archive PDAs , Rico's Ramblings , Smartphones , Useful Info by Rico Mossesgeld on January 10, 2008
A wealthy friend once told me that time and money are like mass and energy: they're both in some sense equivalent to each other. We either spend to save time, or take the time to save money. An...
Boracay's Contribution to the Mobile World
Filed in archive PDAs , Peripherals , Smartphones by Rico Mossesgeld on January 9, 2008
Even if you've never heard of the Philippines, you've probably heard of Boracay, a Filipino tourist destination that attracts thousands of foreigners a year with its fine white sand beaches....
Piggybacking is Illegal?!
Filed in archive Opinion , PDAs , Smartphones , Wireless Living by Rico Mossesgeld on January 4, 2008
I recently found out on Ars Technica that "piggybacking", or using someone's open Wi-Fi network without their permission or even knowledge, is actually considered illegal in certain ju...
Merry Christmas From The Smart PDA!
Filed in archive Freebies , PDAs , Rico's Ramblings , Smartphones by Rico Mossesgeld on December 25, 2007
Last year, I wrote about Sharing Christmas, The Smart PDA Way: Now is the time to use your smartphone or PDA's snazzy features, but don't check out your favorite blogs or your webmail when fri...
$12 Bag Promises to Block all Cellular Signals
Filed in archive Cases , PDAs , Peripherals , Smartphones by Rico Mossesgeld on December 3, 2007
How many times have we failed to silence our phones, only to elicit glares when it goes off during a class, meeting, or movie? The Brando "Black Hole" bag promises that irritation of othe...
Office Mobile Now Supports Office 2007
Filed in archive New Products/Services , PDAs , Smartphones , Windows Mobile by Rico Mossesgeld on December 2, 2007
Most new Windows Mobile smartphones and PDAs come with Office Mobile pre-installed. But the weird thing is that they usually didn't support Microsoft's newest office suite, Office 2007. But...
What the Asus Eee PC Needs to Make the Foleo Dream a Reality
Filed in archive PDAs , Peripherals , Rico's Ramblings , Smartphones by Rico Mossesgeld on December 1, 2007
(source) Remember the Palm Foleo? I did promise not to write about it ever again, since The Smart PDA is a smartphone and PDA blog. But I'm all for covering gadgets that help maximize our use of...
Another Reason Why People Shouldn't Use Twitter
Filed in archive Mobile Services , PDAs , Rico's Ramblings , Smartphones , SMS Services by Rico Mossesgeld on November 28, 2007
I once wrote about why I will never use Twitter. Recently, I came up with another reason. In case you didn't know, users of Twitter can set up their mobiles to receive SMS updates. Whenever con...
Tracy Jordan and Sprint Nextel Team Up for My Mobile Style
Filed in archive Mobile Marketing , PDAs , Smartphones , Sprint-Nextel by Rico Mossesgeld on November 28, 2007
I honestly have no idea who Tracy Jordan or what the show Fashionably Late is, since we don't get The Learning Channel over here. Still, any website that promises to make choosing that gadget ...
Technology is Useless Without Education
Filed in archive PDAs , Rico's Ramblings , Smartphones , Wireless Living by Rico Mossesgeld on November 27, 2007
Where I live, the cost of labor is low. Despite my family being middle-class, we can actually afford two maids and a driver. While being driven around, my driver asked me how to text using the phon...
Playyoo Offering $25,000 For Flash Lite Developers
Filed in archive Flash Lite , PDAs , Promos , Smartphones by Rico Mossesgeld on November 26, 2007
To get the ball rolling for their new online game download service, Playyoo is offering $25,000 to Flash Lite developers who can deliver. With $10,000 to be awarded to the first prize winner, will t...
PSA: Before Selling Your Smartphone or PDA...
Filed in archive PDAs , Smartphones , Useful Info , Wireless Living by Rico Mossesgeld on November 26, 2007
As the following is a public service announcement, it deserves wide circulation. Here it is: This is a public service announcement. To all companies and organisations who decide to sell off computer...
Go Cold Turkey This Thanksgiving
Filed in archive PDAs , Rico's Ramblings , Smartphones by Rico Mossesgeld on November 22, 2007
It goes without saying that most of you, dear readers, are avid smartphone or PDA users. Or at the very least, you can't stay disconnected for long. That's why the challenge I have for you t...
Continue Staying Away From the HTC Touch
Filed in archive HTC , Opinion , PDAs , Windows Mobile by Rico Mossesgeld on November 22, 2007
I may have been a bit forgiving when I first used the HTC Touch, but only because I knew I was handling a pre-retail version of the PDA phone. Turns out that, after testing out a unit up for sale, ...
Selling a TX and Keyboard for $200: A Case of Learning Nothing?
Filed in archive Palm , PDAs , Peripherals , Promos by Rico Mossesgeld on November 22, 2007
Until 11:59 PM November 26 (Eastern Time), the Palm online store will be selling a TX bundled with a wireless keyboard, all for just under $200. Perhaps Palm's reality distortion field is still...
Latest Version of Documents To Go Brings Full Office 2007 Support to the Palm OS
Filed in archive Mobile Services , New Products/Services , Palm , PDAs , Smartphones by Rico Mossesgeld on November 20, 2007
Check out the copy on DataViz's product page: Documents To Go is the only product on the market today with support for native Word, Excel, PowerPoint, PDF and TXT files as well as native JPEG an...
Google Offers $10 Million to Android App Makers
Filed in archive Google , PDAs , Promos , Smartphones by Rico Mossesgeld on November 13, 2007
The best thing about having lots of money is that you can throw it around, and make pretty much anything happen a lot more quickly. That's what Google's doing to get coders to create apps fo...
Do You Prefer Functionality or Small Size?
Filed in archive Motorola , Nokia , Opinion , PDAs , Smartphone Review , Smartphones , Symbian by Rico Mossesgeld on November 12, 2007
All About Symbian's recent review of the Nokia E51 as the "mini E90" made me remember an important factor to consider when purchasing a smartphone or PDA: the good ol' size vs. fun...

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Forbes Reports on Google's Dream Phone
Filed in archive Google , Mobile Web , News , PDAs , Rumors , Smartphones by Rico Mossesgeld on November 7, 2007
Codenamed "dream" by Google, this prototype phone was built by Google to sell the Android mobile OS to manufacturers and companies, as reported by Forbes: [It] looks somewhat like Apple'...
The Players in Google's Android Game: Who's In and Who's Out
Filed in archive HTC , LG , Motorola , New Products/Services , PDAs , Smartphones , Software , T-Mobile by Rico Mossesgeld on November 6, 2007
It makes no sense to rehash or summarize the lengthy announcement of Android, "the first truly open and comprehensive platform for mobile devices" backed by Google and its mobile partners....

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Host Your Own Website With a Windows Mobile Smartphone or PDA
Filed in archive Mobile Web , PDAs , Smartphones , Windows Mobile , Wireless Living by Rico Mossesgeld on November 6, 2007
Check out CoolSmartPhone's recent project: ...how about turning your phone into an FTP server? Mochasoft FTP Server is a free piece of software that'll do just that. Whilst it may not work o...
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