I’m in need of a new PDA. I have the first HTC Tilt that came out, and it got wet and is now toast.

So… I’m back in the market. I saw that they have a new TILT 2, but I want to try something different.
I know I shouldn’t dare say this in front of the wrong people but the IPhone 3GS, is pretty appealing.
It seems to be the best multimedia machine out there. However… Is there better? I even read about the Android, and they said it was very good, but the camera sucked ***, and in the review it even said the new Iphones had a better camera.

I guess I am looking more for multimedia applications. Having Word and stuff is cool, but I’m more into "toys" than business applications.

Thanks!

Thanks!

Android devices all the way- Iphone is proprietary and annoying to work with.

2007 July lastest Cool Gadget in town!
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Palm Discovery reviews the Nutshell case for the Treo 650 which also fits the Treo 600, 700p, 700w/wx and 680 quite well

http://palmdiscovery.com/2007/04/23/are-nutshell-cases-as-tuff-as-nuts/

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I am a college student who mostly needs it for task reminders, scheduling, email, and web browsing (but entertainment doesnt hurt) I am deciding between the Dell axim x51, the Palm TX and the HP 4000 series. I am leaning toward the Palm becuase it got such good reviews and it does everything i need it to, but the dell and HP seem like they might be better quality. I want something that makes task managment easy and has wifi, a voice recorder, and preferably a long battery life. Any suggestions? I’m not opposed to looking into the prospect of other PDAs, but these are the three i found that seem to best suit me. I am looking on ebay and trying to keep it under $230

Those HTCs look awesome and blackberries are pretty nice too, but i’m not looking to get a new phone. I tend to be too hard on phones becuase i’m constantly using them. i just need the PDA to take quick notes, set date reminders, and occasionally check email and web browse. I dont plan on using it nearly as much as i use my phone!

I have HTC TyTN II, its an amazing phone with what u r looking for and much more…. but it is a bit expensive than $230.
Any ways… goto this website.. www.gsmareana.com.

This site has one of the best reviews and features of almost all phones available atm.
And one more suggestion….. just dont look for dell, Palm or Hp….. O2 and HTC are two more brands that you might like…

cheers…

What we all fear when distance – physical distance – is placed between us and the ones we love is that an unwished for phenomenon should ensue. The consequence we fear is the alienation from the people with whom we once used to spend all of our time. Fortunately enough, the uplift manifest in communication technologies these days can serve as a reliable and valuable tool to help us keep in touch with those we left at home. In fact, the boost experienced by the above mentioned technologies is so impressive that even people who are separated by a continent can be parts of more than satisfactory communication.

From mobile phones to Internet facilitated means we have arrived at a particular pattern combining them both: a pattern of mobile video upload which associates the speed and quality of Internet services to the video features of cameras or of the many mobile phone services. This device has taken the form of an upload video site, where members can upload pictures, either from their mobile phones or from their video cameras, so that their loved ones should actually be able to have an accurate image about what’s new in their life.

An upload video site, where confidentiality of the pictures shared is maintained (pictures should be available only at the level of the people targeted by the sender of the pictures) and where uploads are possible even from mobile phones, is, however, a somewhat singular object, at least for now. Moreover, finding the upload video site you can trust can be a rather difficult task; one guarantee that privacy terms are complied with is to browse through such a site and look for a privacy policy. You can be sure that privacy terms will not be evaded on a site like HotClips.mobi, because this is, above all, a site targeting family relations and the positive encouragement of closeness of these family relations.

How is it possible for an upload video site to improve a closeness that seemed shattered by distance? Just think about the significance that pictures have. A film of you and the friends you have made in the country where you work (or where you study) is as depictive as the e-mails you send. In fact, it is more eloquent. A mobile video upload can say more about the spontaneity of the moments you share with those left at home than any e-mail you have sent. Your voice and your face are there. The same, your parents, other relatives or friends can communicate with you through the same channel. You can send unique, loving messages by means of a mobile video upload. It is not closeness which is shattered, but rather it is distance the one which is overcome. The feeling created is a matchless one: togetherness. Of course, it was togetherness you were looking for. This is the feeling, the single, natural feeling able to prevent alienation. Families from different, remote places are brought together by a simple mobile video upload.

Worried that a lower bandwidth Internet connection couldn’t keep up with the video format you are uploading? An AVI format might be indeed too demanding for the speed of such a connection, but a reliable upload video site will also “cooperate with” a RealVideo format and with a QuickTime format, and, as a matter of fact, with other types of video format (MPEG and Shockwave included). However, keep in mind that a lower bandwidth Internet connection will result in the poorer quality of the film streamed over the Internet. With a broadband/high-speed connection there will no need of similar worries. In this case, all that you care about is that the upload video site is adequate for uploading the type of video format specific to your mobile phone or video camera.

Moreover, there are possibilities of converting mobile phone video formats (such as 3GP) into AVI or MPEG formats, so you don’t need to tantalize yourself over the manner in which you should deal with a mobile video upload. There are generous resources of software able to operate such a conversion; the only thing you should be concerned about is that such software should be, at the same time, freeware and free of spyware. With several reviews on different types of software you can be certain you are doing the right thing. In the end, a mobile video upload does not require the skill of a scientist; it can be done, practically, by anybody who has ever dealt with mobile phones and with the Internet. And remember that such an upload video site remains a reliable tool, a stable bridge between different countries, or different continents for that matter; it is the channel that builds a connection between people in Canada on one side, for instance, and people in India, on the other side, crossing by means of an Internet stream over the continent of Europe and bringing remote locations closer.

Amelie Mag
http://www.articlesbase.com/art-and-entertainment-articles/mobile-video-upload-bringing-people-closer-to-one-another-86111.html

Taking a look at the Motorola Droid; Cell Phone / PDA / GPS / Gaget
After a month it is really an outstanding device. Fast efficent, and worth the money spent to keep it on an unlimited data plan

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‘You’re Hired!’ television show episode #66: Host Steve Piazzale, Ph.D., Career/Life Coach intereviews Angelika Blendstrup, President of Blendstrup & Associates, regarding her new book “Communicating The American Way”.
Dr. Blendstrup is a Silicon Valley veteran with a unique blend of international executive coaching and education. She. is fluent in 5 languages and has lived in 3 continents. Dr. Blendstrup holds a Ph.D. in Bilingual, Bicultural Education from Stanford University, a Master’s Degree in Comparative Literature from UC Berkeley and a Bachelor’s Degree in Foreign Languages and Educational Psychology from the University of Tübingen, Germany.
Blendstrup & Associates works with individuals as well as large and small teams offering a variety of training sessions and workshops for Accent Reduction, US Communications Skills, Interview Coaching, and Understanding Cultural Differences.

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a review of the “DELL X51 PDA” for copyright reasons i cant show you the dell or windows logo properly but you still get a good insight to the device.
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i’m currently looking for a PDA-phone that has Windows Mobile as its OS. It doesnt have to be a newly-released phone on the market. i’m looking for a decent second-hand PDA-phone which is able to help me manage my schedule, remind me of essential tasks, take some decent photos, work on some office documents, etc.. Internet surfing is of lowest priority. i’ve been looking around cnet reviews and it seems like there is quite a few major problematic issues surrounding O2 phones, especially it freezing at times and its battery life. Can anyone enlighten me on the worth of purchasing O2 products?

Get the SonyEricsson P990i . its awesome .