November 2005

Motorola E815 EV-DO Phone

The Motorola E815 provides all the normal (or slightly better than normal) functions of phones with Bluetooth, 1.2MP camera, memory expansion slots, etc… but also supports Verizon Wireless’s V CAST service. With support for the EV-DO high-speed data standard, the E815 is fully compatible with Verizon’s V CAST service. With V CAST, you can download [...]

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palmOne Treo 650

An upgraded version of palmOne’s popular Treo 600, you can usually either find a Treo 650 or a Crackberry in most professional’s hands these days. The Treo 650 features PalmOS 5.4 (including all the tradional PalmOS applications on a vibrant and dramatically enhanced over the Treo 600 320×320 screen. With a full QWERTY keyboard (albeit [...]

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Enfora TicTalk

The TicTalk is a cell phone for kids made for parents! Parent’s can control who the kids can receive calls from and at what times the phone can be used. This is guaranteed to be a huge Christmas hits for geeklets and their parental geeks alike.

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Mozilla Set to Push Firefox 1.5

The Mozilla Foundation is set to release the latest version (1.5) of the Firefox browser soon (quite possibly today!). If you can’t wait, you can download and try out Release Candidate 3. Some of the new features that you can look forward to in FF 1.5 will include auomated updates, tab reordering (cool – I [...]

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Review: Slappa’s Metro Pro Laptop Case

Slappa released their long awaited Laptop Line recently and since I had a heavy travel month, I used this opportunity to see how well the Slappa case would hold up and protect my laptop.

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“12 Gizmos of Christmas”: #12 – PDAs/Messaging

After researching though the various online and print magazine as well as checking various online vendors of actual sales and items most wished for, the Geeks at Gizmos for Geeks have determined that the 12th most popular gizmo category wished for is “PDAs/Messaging”. To be honest, we thought this category was all but dead due [...]

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Fossil Abacus Wrist PDA with Palm OS

Carry your PDA on your wrist with Fossil’s Abacus Wrist PDA. Powered by PalmOS 4.1 the watch contains the common PalmOS applications such as To Do List, Memo Pad, Time (it’s a watch!), Date Book and Address Book. With just under 8MBs of total storage you can store hundreds ot address or calendar events and [...]

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Dell Axim X51v

The Dell Axim X51v comes with a gorgeous 3.7″ color TFT VGA display with 640×480 resolution with 16MB of video memory as well as 802.11b and Bluetooth wireless, integrated memory expansion (CF Type II and SD/SDIO/MMC) and a 3.5mm Headphone/Headset Jack for Headsets to support VoIP and voice recognition applications and a powerful PXA270 Processor [...]

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Palm LifeDrive Mobile Manager PDA

$499 for a PDA? Are we in the late 90s? Actually no, the Palm LifeDrive is almost a laptop replacement with native support for Word, Excel, Powerpoint and PDF files. Being able to go over presentations in the airport or working on your budget spreadsheet while sitting in traffic (not recommended) is not all the [...]

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Palm Z22 Handheld

Palm has finally released a true Personal Digital Assistant returning to their core business and the PDA is called a Palm Z22 Handheld. Palm has always been great at this type of product but has strayed over the last few years. For under $100, the Palm Z22 delivers what you would expect for an entry [...]

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