Engadget got some one-on-one time with this new portable GPS device from Fujitsu due next year. Officially titled "Fujitsu's Pocket LOOX, Directed by NAVIGON," the cute little Pocket LOOX N100 runs Navigon's fancy new MobileNavigator|6 Premium,
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Mobile-Review has a huge preview of the next iteration of Windows Mobile 6 codenamed Crossbow. Tons of screenshots and info on what to expect when its released sometime in 2007.
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A Prehistorik clone
"Computing old-timers surely remember Prehistorik 1 and 2 by Titus. I've loved these games; they were one of my favorites before the coming of Risky Woods, the, IMHO, best PC-based platformer game of 1992."
Doom for 2700G-enabled Pocket PC's
"Another very good news item is Doom for Dell Axim x50v and Dell Axim x51v devices. Sure, we do have the 2700G-optimized, great Quake Mobile and the, on x51v Dell Axims, due to RAM memory shortage, non-running Quake 3; this title, however, is the first Doom port to make use of the excellent 3D acceleration capab read more »
"Computing old-timers surely remember Prehistorik 1 and 2 by Titus. I've loved these games; they were one of my favorites before the coming of Risky Woods, the, IMHO, best PC-based platformer game of 1992."
Doom for 2700G-enabled Pocket PC's
"Another very good news item is Doom for Dell Axim x50v and Dell Axim x51v devices. Sure, we do have the 2700G-optimized, great Quake Mobile and the, on x51v Dell Axims, due to RAM memory shortage, non-running Quake 3; this title, however, is the first Doom port to make use of the excellent 3D acceleration capab read more »
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Frost & Sullivan has given its 2006 Product Innovation Award in the field of "ambient intelligence" to Eurotech SpA, for its wearable wrist-worn personal computer (WWPC). The WWPC runs Windows CE and features hands-free operation, wireless networking, GPS tracking, and patent-pending power management technology.
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"The Microsoft Zune is a typical 1.0 release for the Redmond giant—clunky and plagued with problems—but could it emerge as a big hit and the anti-iPod? ComputerWorld's Mike Elgan thinks allowing hackability in the Zune could thrust it to the top of the marketplace, giving it customizability and enhancing its popularity. While he levels some harsh haterage at the first Zune, he points out lots of Zune hacks already emerging. He also sees the possibility of a newer, looser Zune prevailing in the DAP market, predicting that "Microsoft could create a Zune that's more desirable than the iP
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Engadget got a few new pics and details on Nokia's upcoming 870 Internet Tablet. According to their tipster, things have pepped up quite considerably under the hood, and internal memory has been bumped to 180MB, but the architecture is relatively unchanged. The 870 runs the exact same Internet 2006 OS as the 770. It has a new webcam and SD slot for expansion memory - it also comes with a headset for VoIP action.
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The evidence keeps stacking up about the upcoming iPhone, and now a patent was granted to Apple this morning, referring to a handheld computing device, specifically a cellphone and media player combination.
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Yahoo has quietly launched an experimental site that offers mobile-phone subscribers the ability to send text messages and share videos and pictures among friends. The service follows a trend among Internet portals to offer mobile social-networking services.
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Rumor on the upcoming Sony Ericsson K620i has appeared on the net, which is a upgrade version of K610i. Other than the 3.2 megapixel camera and 100Mb internal memory, it is actually similar to K610i in terms of body design.
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