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| COMPUTING UNPLUGGED MAGAZINE - MARCH 2006 |
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Introducing the Computing Unplugged RSS feeds
By now, you've probably noticed the little RSS icons that appeared all over Computing Unplugged in the past month or so. In this article, we explain what it all means.
The XV6700, viva la Verizon
Senior Editor James Booth has turned to the Dark side. For years he's been searching for a device that would combine his Palm handheld and Verizon cell phone, but he hates the Treos. James is now hooked on Pocket PCs and Verizon's XV6700. Read on to find out what the XV6700 is and what's so great about it.
PalmSource clarifies our coverage of Palm OS and ALP
Over the past few weeks, we've been covering the changes in the Palm OS and its apparent eventual migration into something called ALP. As is always the case when trying to understand something new and relatively poorly documented, we got some of our facts wrong. Fortunately, we've gotten some excellent clarification on ALP from two PalmSource executives who would know: Maureen O'Connell, Senior Director, Corporate Communications and David "Lefty" Schlesinger, Director, Core Tools and Technologies. These two comments provide some excellent clues about what we might expect in the future from PalmSource.
PDA phone wars: the Treo 700w vs. the Treo 650 vs. the PPC-6700
If you're in the market for a PDA smartphone, you've got a lot of great choices. Here at Computing Unplugged, we've been tracking the war between Palm and Pocket PC devices since January of 1998, so when Palm came out with their first Pocket PC smartphone, we thought this event worthy of investigation. In this article, we're letting three leading devices shoot it out. The big news, of course, is Palm's Treo 700w, their first foray into the Pocket PC world and possibly a taste of the future of Palm handhelds. Another exciting device is the PPC-6700, Sprint's version of the amazingly powerful and versatile device we reviewed previously in its Verizon incarnation. Which should you buy? You'll be surprised.
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