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RSS pdasSmartphones no challenge to PDAs, says report
News In fact, wireless handhelds, which ABI dubs 'connected PDAs', will comprise over half the market in 2006, said ABI. To date, connected PDAs have not been popular because of limitations in technology. For 2003, worldwide shipments of PDAs are... [10 Sep 2003]
Mobile Learning and Teaching With PDAs: Dewsbury College, Thomas Danby College and Bishop Burton College
White Paper Personal Digital Assistants (PDAs) have been used at Bishop Burton College across the curriculum in workshop training and fieldwork, while Dewsbury College has trialled the use of PDAs in outreach centres with an NVQ Level 3 course in early years... [09 Feb 2006]
OmniSky connects European PDAs
News It's a move that could speed up the race to make more PDAs wireless-enabled. Through OmniSky International, users initially taking part in a beta programme will be able to access their corporate email and sites including Sports.com, Maporama and... [19 Feb 2001]
Improving Web Browsing on Wireless PDAs Using Thin-Client Computing
White Paper Web applications are becoming increasingly popular for mobile wireless PDAs. This paper presents the first experimental study to quantitatively compare the web browsing performance of thin-client systems versus traditional fat clients running... [10 Apr 2008]
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White Paper In an interview with Rich Schaefer, Market Development Manager for Wireless Internet at Sun Microsystems, Ron Silverton talks about Everypath & Everypath customers, multimodality, interactive television, PDAs, cell phones, multimodality in the... [24 Feb 2004]
PCs, mobiles and PDAs need 'online' TV licence
News TVL said this means the TV licensing regulations cover internet broadcasts on PCs, PDAs and mobile phones but said this would not be an issue for most people as it is covered by the standard household TV licence. [13 Jun 2006]
IP phone cradles PDAs
News The system will have four different versions for different PDAs, including the Palm. Telecoms equipment manufacturer Mitel is set to launch its latest IP appliance later this week - one with a difference. [27 Feb 2003]
Paranoia Syndrome - A Pervasive Multiplayer Game Using PDAs, RFID, and Tangible Objects
White Paper Paranoia Syndrome combines classic multiplayer strategy game elements using 2D computer graphics on PDAs with location-based interaction paradigms in physical space using RFID technology and tangible objects. [10 May 2006]
Security on PDAs - and Possibilities for Enabling Them with PKI
White Paper PDAs (Personal Digital Assistants), such as the Palm, the PocketPC and the Psion, have opened up for new and exciting possibilities in terms of remote user control and administration (keeping track of dates, meetings, notes, addresses, etc). [03 Jul 2008]
France Telecom Transforms PDAs Into Mobile Videophone Devices
White Paper The new France Telecom application, known as "eConf", gives PDAs the processing power needed for this type of functionality despite the limited resources inherent to these handheld devices.eConf" is compatible with all communications standards. [03 Jul 2008]
Oracle Lite for PDAs
White Paper With release 3.5, Oracle Lite now supports a new class of devices, PDAs, that promise to further extend enterprise applications. Oracle Lite is an object-relational database designed to be embedded inside distributed client applications. [24 Feb 2004]
A new breed of PDAs is coming. But would you want one?
News The market for PDAs remains sluggish but the usual suspect device and software makers have this week been putting on a brave face. Despite huge advances since the early days of the Apple Newton and PalmPilot, handheld PDAs have only ever sold, in... [20 Feb 2003]
TI unveils mini Wi-Fi chip for PDAs
News Texas Instruments plans to unveil on Wednesday a new Wi-Fi chip small enough for cell phones and PDAs. Motorola will use the silicon inside its hybrid cell and Wi-Fi phone, expected to debut next year, said Marc Cetto, general manager of TI's... [17 Sep 2003]
Motorola launches tough as old boots PDAs
News Motorola has launched its first range of military-grade PDAs. The first of the Windows-based HC700 range to arrive, the HC700-L, will come with Wi-Fi, Bluetooth and GPS, as well as barcode reader and stylus interface. [18 Oct 2005]
Laptops, PDAs and Windows upgrades to dominate IT plans
News Two-thirds indicate they will incorporate PDAs into their IT strategy over the next two years. Mobile computing and Windows XP upgrades will dominate IT spend over the next two years despite strategies being undermined by business leaders and a... [27 Jun 2003]
