Happy Christmas to you all and I hope you have a enjoyable and happy day tomorrow. I would also like to apologize for the severe lack of news lately but after Christmas you can expect all the latest new & a few intersting reviews. I will be reviewing the Socket Bluetooth GPS reciever which is a very interesting piece of hardware. Look forward to it!!!
And have a happy Christmas!!
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Another review of the new High end device from HP.
“If you are in the market for a PDA that has it all: Transflective screen, Biometric security, Bluetooth, WiFi, and CIR, then you have only one choice and a very good one I might add! If you are a newbie or are switching from Palm I can’t necessarily recommend it as there a so many features it will make your head spin, it can be a huge step, even though HP has really spent a lot of time making things painless to set-up, it can be quite daunting to go from a non-connected PIM to the lush feature rich world that is the 5450.”
“Age of Empires is an epic real-time strategy game spanning 10,000 years, in which players are the guiding spirit in the evolution of small stone age tribes. Starting with minimal resources, players are challenged to build their tribes into great civilizations. Gamers can choose from one of several ways to win the game, including: world domination by conquering enemy civilizations, exploration of the known world and economic victory through the accumulation of wealth.”
• Beautiful graphics, comprehensive technology tree and dozens of units
• Huge battles of historical conquest.
• All New Roman Architecture
Source:PocketPcthoughts
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OpenNAP CE is an OpenNAP Client for PocketPC. The OpenNAP protocol is a widely used peer-to-peer file sharing protocol used on services such as Napster. To learn more about the OpenNAP protocol, please visit the OpenNAP server project at http://opennap.sourceforge.net.
FEATURES
-Compatible with all standard OpenNAP Servers
Support for any filetypes including .mp3, .wma, .zip, and etcetera
-Nick Registration feature
-Ability to change the client’s VERSION information
-Support for multiple server configurations
-Complete search and list tool
-Complete download manager
-Very small binary (30-40k)
-Easy-to-use Interface
Download:OpenNapce
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“As far as Pocket PC Phone Edition devices go, there aren’t many of them on the market. T-Mobile’s MDA is built on the same reference design as the O2 XDA, and is available for GSM 900/1800 Mhz networks in Europe, as well as in a 900/1900 MHz version for the U.S. Both devices have in common being targeted at the business market, however there are some slighy differences in appearance; as a hybrid between phone and PDA, it’s regardless sure to draw mixed feelings…”
Full review @ infosync
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According to PocketGamer Age of Empires for the PocketPc will be released by Ziosoft in the next week or two. The game has been sent to Microsoft for final approval. We hope to have a review of this game soon!!
Source:PocketGamer.com
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PocketPClife has reviewd everquest the new game from sony entertainment.
“Overall, the load times were reasonable, and the controls fluid and well placed. This game is a must have for all RPG folks!”
Check it out at http://www.pocketpclife.co.uk
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“Samsung Electronics has taken the wraps off a prototype of what is likely to be the most fully-featured PDA phone it has yet produced when it goes on sale early next year.
The SPH-M400 is based on Pocket PC 2002 Phone Edition, Microsoft’s operating system for PDA phones, and runs on CDMA 2000 1x EvDO networks. Such networks, which are already in commercial service in South Korea, are capable of data transmission at speeds up to 2.4 mbps. It was unveiled at Telecom Asia 2002, which officially opens here on Monday.
Looking much like a conventional PDA, the handset has a large thin film transistor LCD that can display 65,000 colors, voice recognition and a text-to-speech engine, a TV tuner, GPS satellite navigation, an infrared port, and a Secure Digital card slot with support for the SD I/O standard for plug-in peripherals.
It is based around an Intel XScale processor running at 400 MHz, measures 5.2 inches by 2.8 inches by .7 inches and weighs 7.1 ounces.”
Source:mypdacafe.com
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Mobile users can play popular games for gold using Macromedia Flash
Popular online gaming site The Gold Casino today released the first version of their website specifically for Pocket PC gamers.
The site, which is now viewable on Pocket PC browsers at the casino’s standard URL (http://www.thegoldcasino.com), is aimed at users of the major gold-backed internet currencies, e-gold (http://www.e-gold.com) and GoldGrams (http://www.goldmoney.com). Using the Pocket PC’s built-in web browser, and the Flash plug-in from Macromedia, users can play their favorite casino games in an engaging animated format, and win real gold which may be cashed out immediately.
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