September 28^th 2001:

• FlyJacket more news:

I talked about this new Expansion Pack a few weeks ago. Well, here it is, coming to the US.... "Video/VGA Output By connecting either a projector, a VGA monitor or an analog device (TV, composite, S-Video) the user can achieve a larger video display for presentation or demonstration purposes directly from an iPAQ. Video Input Various video sources including VCR, VCD/DVD players, and DSCs may be used as a video input source for the FlyJacket. A user can either preview or record a full motion video and grab 'snapshots'.

Built-in CF slot
The CompactFlash card expansion slot on the FlyJacket serves as a useful and convenient solution for reading and writing data to the iPAQ without the need to switch between several packs.
Battery
The FlyJacket is equipped with a rechargeable Li-on battery that provides it with self-sufficient power. The battery has the advantage of charging directly from the iPAQ charger.
IR Remote
The bundled, pen-sized remote controller has been specifically designed to perform the task of 'Page Up' and 'Page Down' for Microsoft PowerPoint file presentations in conjunction with the FlyJacket. Plus, the opposite end of the remote control is equipped with Laser diode to serve as a pointer during presentations.
Availability
The FlyJacket packaging is being sampled now and will be available in volume in mid-October 2001. The product is expected to be available through the company's global sales team, as well as selected on-line distributors at a $199 USD retail price."
Looking good! Check out the official site here.

Your comments.

• Intel StrataFlash:
  "Intel Corporation today introduced a new flash memory chip designed to enhance the performance of cell phones, personal digital assistants (PDAs) and other wireless devices. The 3 Volt Synchronous Intel StrataFlash® Memory is up to four times faster than traditional flash memory, making it the best value for executing code and storing data in handheld devices."
  Check out the full release info here.
  

September 27^th 2001:

• Explorer Mobile reviewed:

I talked about it a few days ago, and after taking a closer look at it, we decided to review it! This Mobile Accounting (for construction) application has just been reviewed by Todd J. Coughlin! Check it out here. Your comments.

• New iPAQ H3800:

This is it, Compaq has just added the new iPAQ H3800 series to its website... Wow, that thing looks good. Can't wait to get one of those in my hand!!! For now, you can read the detail on this new models on the PocketPCThoughts website.... Here is the link. See I'm not afraid of the competition... I just like to give the credit to the one that deserve it too! Just as a note, there will be 2 models. The H3850 and the H3870. The 70 has an added Bluetooth compatibility but sells for about $100 more ($749). Your comments.

• On-schedule for Pocket PC:

Here is a cool PIM that saves the day! You'll have all of the current functions available (but in better) and also Journal Synchronization with Outlook.. The application, offered by Odyssey Inc., isn't cheap but looks much better than the Pocket PC default PIMs! Check it out here. Press Release: "This latest version has all you need to efficiently manage multiple Contact Lists, Calendars, Task Lists, Journal, Notes, Info Center, Call Logs and Contact History. Pocket On-Schedule v5 enables you to achieve an exciting new level of mobile computing with contact information access and synchronization. Pocket On-Schedule offers robust features including unlimited contact lists, dialing support, integration to the internet to get driving directions & weather conditions, direct e-mail, automatic logging of phone calls/e-mails/faxes/tasks/call backs, direct integration with Pocket Word and Pocket Inbox, contact history, contact information templates, customizable layouts, and versatile synchronization preferences. Fully compatible with its On-Schedule v5 desktop companion and Microsoft Outlook 2000 or higher, Pocket On-Schedule v5 automatically and bi-directionally synchronizes multiple contact lists, calendar activities, task lists, and contact history." Your comments.

• Thanks for the support...
  I just wanted to thank our readers for the support! I received a number of emails asking me to keep up with the good work on the site! I'm glad some people do appreciate the effort!!!
  To all of youl, a big thank you! This site wouldn't be here without your support/interest!!!! Let's keep the passion alive...

September 26^th 2001:

• Just as a note:
  Today, I just felt like a brick hit me in the head, when I found out about comments from another news site about smaller sites like PocketPCpower.net. I just wanted to clarify... I cannot spend that much $$$ for hosting or website development or a dedicated server or message board, I don't have that much time to look for the latest news, and update the site, I'm not a technical writer per say, I do quite a bit of reviews, and above all, there really aren't many people helping me out (I'm the only one working on the page though I do get some help from other Pocket PC enthusiats for reviews)! I also find the need to add news not as important since other Big Dogs are already posting the "common" stuff!
  So, if you think that the site is disappointing, then it's fine with me! I'm not here to gain popularity/hits (the less the cheaper...) but rather inform people and provide as much help as I can on the passion I have for Pocket PCs!
  I hope this is clear enough, and now, let's back to some real news!

Your comments.

• Pocket Mac:
  Pocket Mac isn't the next Pocket PC OS, but rather the solution provided by Information Appliance Associates for Pocket PC to Mac synchronization. The awaited software should be available shortly... If you pre-register now, you will automatically qualify for a $5 off the final product!

Your comments.

• Mobile learn:
  If you are planning on visiting France or Spain but are not familiar with the language, you might want to consider Mobilelearn, a spoken word application that will let you choose preset sentences and automatically play them through the speaker. I haven't tried it yet (iPAQ has gone for a RAM upgrade... more about that soon) but I'll let you know as soon as I get the chance to try it out! Check it out here.

Your comments.

September 25^th 2001:

• Vaja for SS3:
  Today, I took a close look at the Vaja SS3 case! Impressive! Vaja's product are simply amazing though come at a price!!!! A whopping $172 for the one tested in this review... Read it here.
  As a note, I tested it using a SS2!!! Couldn't wait to get a SS3 to share this great product with you!

Your comments.

• Palm sized Pocket PC?
  Here is another one... 206Mhz SA, MMC/SD slot... and more... stay tunned for more info on it! Oh, yeah, almost forgot, it's called the iiYama!!!! Guess were it's coming from :)

Your comments.

• Idruna Software Photogenics:
  Photogenics, the best graphics tool available for PocketPC, has announced the release of the Personal Edition of Photogenics. The Personal Edition offers most of the features of the Professional Edition but comes at a much lighter price... $24.99. Read the review of Photogenics Pro here.
  Check it out here.

September 24^th 2001:

• Adobe going mobile:
  Adobe has just released the first public beta of Acrobat Reader for Pocket PC.
  Check it out here.

Your comments.

• Close up on Pocket PC 2002!!!!
  What's new in Pocket PC 2002? Should you upgrade? Well, to answer your questions, and doubts about Pocket PC 2002, here is a little review that should clarify things a bit!
  Read my first impressions review.... HERE.

Your comments.

September 22^nd 2001:

• Best Site award!
  You like our site? Then go and vote for the Best Pocket PC Website... You'll also be able to vote for your favorite apps, and more!!! Check it out.

• Grandslam Baseball for Pocket PC:
  Here is a new little game for Pocket PC by VertexDigital; I have to say, the graphics look amazing, and being a big baseball fan, I really can't wait for the official release!!!

• Let's stay in the game area:
  

Here is another cool looking game... SimCity for PPC! The Pocket PC version will soon be available thanks to the great work of ZioSoft (again!). I can't tell you how many hours I spent on the PC version building giant cities... It's now time to bring this game on the road... Check out the Ziosoft website. Your comments

• Another one...
  Rayman for Pocket PC has been available for quite some time now... I haven't talked about it yet since we are currently working on a nice little review of the game, but just as a note, I love it! The LudiGames team has done awesome work on the Pocket PC version... Check it out here.

Your comments.

September 21^st 2001:

• Piel Frama leather cases for iPAQ and EM500:
  I have to say, I am impressed. The new Piel Frama iPAQ and EM500 are simply beautiful, and come at a very, very resonable price!
  Check out the review here.

Your comments.

• Why yesterday's news was so limited?
  

Yesterday's news was indeed quite limited! I just didn't have the time posting anything more. I have been working on several new reviews but mostly running some tests on Pocket PC 2002! Yes, this is it! My iPAQ has finally been upgraded to the new OS. I must say, quite impressive. Microsoft did a lot of work and Pocket PC 2002 is worth the wait. I still have some concerns that I will soon share with you for a full "first-impression" review of Pocket PC 2002! For now, here is a little screen shot!!! Your comments.

September 20^th 2001:

• More about the new NEC PPC!
  Here is some more pictures of the new NEC PPC (submitted by Mike Cane)! I still don't have any release dates for the US or any additional hardware specs but it will be most likely be running on Pocket PC 2002.
  View the pictures here.

Your comments.

September 19^th 2001:

• We love them and we hate them (computers!):
  Today's news is limited. Indeed, after some computer problems I haven't been able to add too much but rest assured, some fresh news and reviews are coming up! Just as a note if you were wondering what happened, I caught one of these stupid Nimda worms (no damage, thank God), and then blew up one of the pumps (for those new to the site, my server (not the one from the site) is water cooled! Check it out here.).
  
  
• iPAQ upgrade finally available:
  Order your iPAQ upgrade today.... http://www.compaqordercenter.com/ipaq2002upgrade/secdefault.asp

September 17th 2001:

• PocketLANce review:
  That has been a couple of weeks since this nice networking application from Cresotech came out for Pocket PC. Here is the review!

Your comments.

• Just as a note:

I received a number of requests for a "patriotic" skin for either Dashboard or Today's screen. Well, here is it. Ard-Jan Barnas has just created a little site about the WTC attack: http://www.buildthetowers.org/ He has also put nice little skins for PocketPC users. Check it out here. Also for those as mad as I am about last week's attacks, click here (..... it might be a little harsh, but hey, that's what we all feel right now!).

Your comments.

• Casio to joins the pack:
  Casio is talking about its new line of PocketPCs. The new models will most likely use a 206Mhz Strong-Arm (I'm shocked!), SD/MMC slot and... dual CF!!! Not to mention that they'll keep using the beautiful screen of the EM500 series! Release is supposed to take place sometimes in October (guess, that's going to be my new PPC!).

Your comments.

• iPAQ upgrade delayed:
  Well, that's a surprise. The pre-order of the iPAQ upgrade to Pocket PC 2002 has been delayed two more days! You'll now need to wait until the 19th to be able to pre-order it.
  As a note, URThere announced today the free upgrade for all @migo users to Pocket PC 2002!

Your comments.

• New little graphics application:
  

ACDSee is a nice little application that allows you to view jpeg and other graphics files on your PPC. The program lets you run slide shows and you also have a very convenient option to record personal messages with each image. Thumbnail view and other nice little features are also included. Check it out here. Your comments.

September 16^th 2001:

• iPAQ EQ:
  I've been asked that several times; can you adjust treble and bass on the iPAQ.... So far the answer was no, but I just found out about a little application that will let you do just that... I'm not sure about the developer but you can get it here. Simply copy the application (19k) in the \windows\startup program and you'll be able to use it!!

Your comments.

• Sync with anything:
  People have been interested on how to sync their PPC with other applications than Outlook. Well it is now possible thanks to PDASync, a program that will let you sync your PDA with almost every email software out there.
  Check it out here.

Your comments.

• "Connecting Almost Anything to Your PPC:"
  Here is another great article from our friends at PocketNow showing you how to connect your PocketPC to almost anything... Great work.. Read it here.
  
  
• Gotta check it out:
  This is a new web browser that simply looks amazing. There are comparison between PocketIE and their new browser called ThunderHawk. Simply beautiful... can't wait to test it out!!!
  Here is a little description:
  "Bitstream Inc. is now previewing a new technology, code-named "ThunderHawk", which brings full-featured Web browsing to wireless devices. Unlike today’s browsers for wireless devices, Bitstream ThunderHawk gives users complete Internet access to real Web pages while maintaining full text legibility. Bitstream has filed 12 preliminary patent applications for this technology."
  Check it out here.

Your comments.

• Thinkoutside to support new Jornada 560 series:
  This is now official, Thinkoutside will provide drivers for the Jornada 560 series for its popular Stowaway keyboards. Great news... hope the new iPAQs will also have drivers available!!!
  
  
• Reviewers needed:
  Just a little note to tell you all that we are currently looking for more software reviewers. If you are interested, please contact Sam. We will soon update our info page with a full listing of all current members. We will also provide new members with a PocketPCpower.net email address upon request and availability.
  Let us know if you are interested.
  
  
• Amazon taking up the order:
  Amazon is now taking up the order on the new Jornada 560 series.
  Reserve your Jornada 568 today here. ($649)
  
  
• Explorer Mobile:
  

This application enables contractor to track projects, start new jobs and approve work...Two versions available. Explorer Engineer Professional Edition standalone version and Explorer Engineer Enterprise Edition provides full synchronization back and forth with servers... Looks like this application will save some precious time in the construction world. Check it out here.

Your comments.

• Picture Perfect 5.1:
  Applian Technology Inc. has announced the release of a new version of Picture Perfect. The software has been designed to work with Pocket PC 2002 (and of course PPC 2000) and will offer many new features. Here is the press release:
  "Applian Technologies announces PicturePerfect 5.1, which adds a multitude of thumbnail viewing options to this popular photo viewing software for the Pocket PC, making it easier than ever before to locate and browse photos.
  With PicturePerfect 5.1, customers can now select from normal, full-screen, or 2x2, 3x3 or 4x4 thumbnail views. In addition, users can use the new enlarge option which magnifies thumbnails. A special page on the Applian site has screenshots of the different thumbnail views here:http//www.applian.com/pocketpc/pictureperfect/thumbnails.htm
  PicturePerfect 5.1 will be compatible with the upcoming Pocket PC 2002 devices, and is still value priced $19.95. You can get PicturePerfect 5.1 from the Applian Web site at www.applian.com . Updates are free for registered customers of PicturePerfect 5.0 or later."

Your comments.

• Handwriting recognition;
  riteMail is a nice little handwriting recognition program that I saw work at the PCExpo 2001. The application is a nice alternative to other input methods. It is now available in beta.
  Check it out here.

Your comments.

• Another developer site:
  If you are interested in developing on WindowsCE, this site might be helpful: http://www.pocketpcdn.com/
  
  
• Custom skins for Dashboard:
  I was emailed this link a couple of weeks ago and due to this weeks events, I haven't published it yet. Anyways, Sitepoint.net offers custom Dashboard theme. You can even ask them to create you a custom skin and for a small fee, they will do all the work!!!
  Check it out here.

September 15^th 2001:

• "You can run, but you can't hide":

This is with difficulty that I am slowly starting to work on the site again! For almost a week now, chaos has entered our lives. There are no words to describe the terrible events that occurred. Our deepest wishes go to all people that suffered losses in this tragedy. Being in NYC myself, I have to be honest and tell you that I had (and still have) difficulties cooping with

the situation. As I walked out of my apartment on Tuesday night, I could see the smoke rising out of ground zero, streets emptied out and the same look of despair on everyone's faces. I shall always remember September 11 of the year 2001! Now rescue efforts are undergoing, and with the hope of finding survivors diminishing day by day, it is time to think about the future. What will happen? As the President of the United States mentioned, "we are at war". I suddenly feel the blood rushing through my veins. This is the time, time of revenge. No more innocent lives shall be taken, no more terrorists shall remain on this earth. I can't explain the anger that I have been feeling during the past few days. I am glad of the true patriotism that has filled our country, and the true hope of justice. I have been thinking about what will happen, but as days go by, the fear seems to intensify. Can this be real? I haven't been sleeping very much since the crashes, and sometimes, think that I might still be in a delirious state where I'll be waking up and none of this would have happened.. THIS IS REAL! We will now wait and see, hoping for the best...

These are the heroes of a true Unites America....

September 11^th 2001:

• New York City will never be the same:
  This has been one of the most horrific days of my 24 years of life. I simply can't find the words to express my feelings and thoughts about these terrible attacks! It will certainly take a few days before I post anything else on the site, but I sincerely hope to see you coming back to our site when things calm down a bit.
  I would also like to offer my condolences to the families of those that lost their lives in this tragically!

Give us your thoughts and support, send us a note!

September 10^th 2001:

• Sad news for iPAQ users!
  Looks like the Pocket PC 2002 upgrade will not offer Spell Check on iPAQ or @migo!!! Go figure! Apparently Microsoft didn't feel the need to add a utility so that users could add it to RAM!!! :(

Your comments.

• The Simpsons, beta 2 finally out!

I talked about this little game a few weeks ago, but that is it. The beta 2 is now available! Thanks Omar for your great work!!! Get it here.

Your comments.

• Karate on your iPAQ!

Here is another cool looking game. It's a Karate game by Pocket-G.com. They have a bunch a other cool little game for PocketPC... so make sure you check them out!!! Just as a Note, Omar Saeed, yeah the same Omar that programmed the Simpsons (www.dev.isinteresting.com), interviewed their developers and also the people from Jimmy! Check out his interview here.

Your comments.

• iPAQ on Qt Palmtop Environment:
  Well, after QNX, here is a new one!!! Does Microsoft have to worry? That is the question! Ah, I wouldn't mind seing that on the new Casio BE!
  More here.

   

Your comments.

• Customize your Character recognizer!
  That's a good one! You can now customize the background of your Character Recognizer! Nice work... Too bad, I don't even use it!!!
  Check it out here.

Your comments.

• NEC comes out with Dual-Operation Flash Memory:
  That sounds very cool."Dual operation with 4-bank architecture is employed in order to enhance flexibility. 8Mb + 24Mb + 24Mb + 8Mb bank architecture enables efficient simultaneous read/write operations, taking into account that the ratio of code and data storage may vary form application to application. In addition, while program or erase operation is carried out in one of the four storage banks, read operation from any of the other three storage banks is possible. Two 8Mb-storage banks contain 4K-word x 8 boot sectors, covering conventional top-boot and bottom-boot architecture in one product."
  Read more here.

Your comments.

September 8^th 2001:

• NEC coming to America?
  That has just been announced! The cool looking NEC PocketPC will be available in the US. It will support Pocket PC 2002 and will come with 32MB ROM and RAM. The price as been announced to be $549 but there are no more info on the actual specs.
  Read it here.

Your comments.

• More from Belkin:
  I just found out about this today browsing through the Belkin website: it is a USB charger for iPAQ. For less than $20, you'll be able to recharge your iPAQ through USB and also synchronize it(similar to the Sync-N-Charge cable reviewed here). One great little feature is that it comes with cigarette lighter adapter (I think)... so you can bring it on the road :)

Your comments

• Two new interesting portable keyboards:
  Here are two new portable keyboards for Palm. The second picture shows the new Belkin keyboard for Palm; was that a try to imitate the Stowaway? Though it's price will be slightly less than the Stowaway, the device will oddly plug in at the end! Oh well!

Your comments.

September 6^th 2001:

• Enters Pocket PC 2002:
  This is already old news! I guess I should have try to get myself invited at the Microsoft meeting on the West Coast... Well, I was not!! :(
  So for now, here are some pretty interesting screen shots. For a complete review, go here.
  The most interesting features:
  DRM5 compatible Reader, you'll be able to beam to Palm, cellphone and pretty much any IrDA device, you can customize Today's screen using Themes (guess Dashboard isn't going to like that too much), there is Terminal Service Client, Word has a spell check (and word count), IE becomes IE4 (better access with XML support... also Java Script 1.1 will now work... That's cool!) LAN access, and many many more cool features!!
  I will report on that more as soon as I get my iPAQ upgraded (for $30, that's really worth it. Think about it... when you upgrade your desktop, it isn't free either!! Well, I think it's only a small fee to pay for the great work that Microsoft did on this new OS...).
  Read more here on the Microsoft site.

Your comments.

• Jornada 560:
  This is it, the new HP Jornada has finally been announced. I still haven't gotten my hands on one but for now, you can read the first impression on Pocketnow.com. Just as a note, I'm a little disappointed that this model only comes with a Type I CF :(. Oh, well, it still looks good!

Your comments.

• iPAQ upgrades:
  Last minute info from Compaq! They just announced the availability of a Pocket PC 2002 upgrade for the H3600 and H3100 series. You'll have to spend some $30 to get it (free if you got your iPAQ after September 6 and before November 30th). Pre-orders start on Sept 17th but it won't be shipped until mid-October! As far as inside news, there are some more rumors:
  A new iPAQ H3800 series is being talked about. The new series will (from an unknown source) feature a SD Slot in addition to the current CF slot, multifunction buttons, the speaker will be placed on top... and it will use the same Expansion Pack as the current model!!! Compaq will also be selling a H3700 series that will be similar to the current H3600 but will have Pocket PC 2002 already installed (no word on wether it will have 32MB of ROM). Voice recognition might be an option!!! All that is speculation but I wouldn't be too surprised!!! More on that should come from Compaq around October 4th.
  That's too much news in one day for me!!! One good thing about the upgrade is that you'll be able to choose wether or not you want to install MSN messenger (I don't use it... so, I don't have to install it!!!).
  More info on the upgrade here.

Your comments.

September 5^th 2001:

• Nice little calculator for engineers!
  Here is a nice little calculator that deserves a note! Aidem Systems Inc. just released it today. This is a simple scientific calculator but it is free!!! Ha, don't you love that?? Anyhow, we're slowly getting there, but I shall say that I am still waiting for a TI92-like software application. And if you are asking, the answer is yes, I have to carry that sucker with me (TI 92 plus)... no wonder why I love to see application such as this little one! Anyone for a TI92 emulator? Or just some program able to handle multi-variable functions (plotting would be a plus!)!!!

   
Note that the second picture has nothing to do with a calculator... it's just another cool application developped by the same company... You can now play the piano on the road :)

Your comments.

• New iPAQ, what's the deal????
  Rumors, rumors! I hate that so much. But here it is: from a French executive working on the PocketPC team at Compaq France, there is some bad and good news!
  Bad news: if you had purchased your iPAQ before September 6 (yeah, that's tomorrow) then you might get charged to receive a Merlin update disc (ahh, like it's not gonna be posted for free on the web anyways!).
  More bad news: the older iPAQs (the one now!) only have 16MB of ROM, apparently not enough for the new OS. So, what to do????? Should I send my iPAQ for ROM upgrade (Note: PCE2000 does that and charges $179.... not cheap though they will do a great job doing the upgrade!). Should I buy a new iPAQ???? NO.... STOP... Keep reading
  Good news: the programs that won't apparently install in ROM will easily fit on RAM! What that means: you'll have to install (by yourself, like a big boy) applications such as WMP, transcriber (wait, that's already in RAM isn't it??) and some others... Voice recognition, maybe!!! What would be smart to do.... I couldn't stress how nice it is to have a big storage devices, thus upgrading to 64MB or even 128MB would be nice!!! You can get your iPAQ upgraded to 64MB for dirt cheap nowadays so why wait?? Well, at least wait until the 6^th, Microsoft will unveil its new PPC OS and by then we should be a little more sure about what will happen next...

Your Comments.

September 4^th 2001:

• TextAloud MP3 review:
  Here is a nice little application sold through Applian that will allow you to convert text into MP3, wav or simply listen to it on your computer (or upload it on your PocketPC).
  Read Yerlees' review here.

Your Comments.

• McDeb using her talent for PocketPCpower.net:
  I'm happy to announce that a brand new Dashboard Skin (Wisbar and Giga are included) has been released today. Thanks to the wonderful work of Debbie McCormick, you can now bring your favorite site on the road!
  Download it here.

Your Comments.

• iPAQ becoming Jornada?
  This has to be the biggest news so far. The giant HP has bought Compaq for a mere $25 billion! Will the iPAQ be renamed? Probably not for a while but the merge will save both companies $2 billion a year!! Not a bad deal.
  Read the press release here.

Your Comments.

• Portable printer review:
  Here is some more goodies: a portable printer review from our friends at Pocketnow. Looks like it's going to be touch for us to keep up with their reviews... If you are interested in doing a review for our site... let me know!! Read it here.
  
  
• Another deception:
  Well, no new iPAQ yet... Looks like it was a prank but we'll keep you posted!!!
  
  

September 3^rd 2001:

• PocketPC summit!!!
  It was my duty to report on PocketPC's future to our (well your!!!) dear President. In an effort to make him understand..... Alright, I'll stop with the BS! Labor day weekend... on Saturday I had some fun (yes something else than dealing with PPCs) and went to Madam Tussaud (the popular wax museum... in NYC) and took some pictures of myself (casual clothing... for once) and some celebrities... Here are a couple of them... not to mention that I would have loved to meet George W. Bush and talk to him about my current status in the US (ahhhh, I'd like a Green Card, please!!!)... Anyways, enjoy!!

    

Discuss it here.

• For ALL iPAQ users:
  Here is some very good news for all iPAQ users. A new vibrating battery solution will soon be available. Pdaordie.com has come up with an extended battery for iPAQ that will double the battery life of your iPAQ, not to mention that you'll enjoy vibrating alert!!! The price has not been announced yet, but I will get back to this very soon. The kit will be DIY.
  Check it out here.

Discuss it here.

• QNX on iPAQ:
  Nothing much to say... the pictures speak for themselves! Check out more screenshots here.

Discuss it here.

 

• Sega's coming to iPAQ:
  This has been announced several days ago... Sega has signed a deal with Compaq to bring Sonic (Sega's mascot) to your favorite (or not) PocketPC...
  Read more here.

Discuss it here.

• Already a case for the not even released Genio:
  Everybody's waiting for it!!! The new Toshiba Genio (that I'm starting to not like... especially with it's much smaller screen compared to the iPAQ...) already has a custom leather case...
  Check it out here.

Discuss it here.

• New PDA Keyboards:
  The first is the soon to be released Stowaway keyboard for Casio E115. Read the review here.
  Then another soft keyboard, this time for Palm...

Discuss it here.

• iPAQ remote:
  Here is something I was waiting for: a TV/VCR/Stereo remote control software. This application will let you control your TV or other audio video equipment with your iPAQ! Awesome... too bad it's not compatible with my Sharp's equipment yet!!! Note that several PocketPC versions are available though the iPAQ was the only one tested!!!
  Check it out here.

Discuss it here.

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