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Monthly Archives: October 2003
A Nokia 3650 in the Mountains
Jim Bray: “I’m down in the mountains of Western North Carolina these days, using my new Nokia 3650 for e-mail and primitive web-browsing, and as a camera, video-camera, tape recorder, notepad and general PDA. Gotta love it.” (I linked to … Continue reading
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Evidence of AT&T Wireless EDGE Rollout
I was just repaving my Thinkpad, and I went to AT&T Wireless’ web site to install the communications manager for my Nokia 6200, when I noticed two things: If you download the Communications Manager for Windows, the file name is … Continue reading
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Upgrade to T-Mobile Pocket PC Edition Coming
T-Mobile has announced that they’ll offer free Pocket PC 2003 Phone Edition upgrades for “all existing T-Mobile Pocket PC Phone Edition customers.” This is great; I believe that the 2003 upgrade will finally give you the ability to use the … Continue reading
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More Rotor BOF Coverage
Robert Hurlbut has some coverage here and points to Benjamin Mitchell’s coverage.
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Rotor BOF Notes from Sam
Sam Gentile posted his notes on the Rotor BOF that he co-hosted last night. Thanks, Sam, for helping to run that BOF!
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Build Swing UIs in Interface Builder
Eric’s Weblog: “JNib is a set of Java classes that translate Carbon nib files into a Swing UI at runtime, much as IBCarbonRuntime translates the same nibs into a Carbon UI.” (Eric is looking for someone to take this over … Continue reading
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GPS-Tagged Photos
Boing Boing: GPS-tagged jpegs: location-indexed phonecam pics
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Pretty Pictures
Jim Bray has been posting some Nokia 3650 videos from North Carolina. Ernie Rothman has a wonderful picture of the Newport Cliff Walk.
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Staying Home this Week
It’s been a pretty sad few weeks. My grandmother entered a hospice in Providence a couple weeks ago, and she passed away last Thursday. I’ve decided that I’m going to skip the PDC. There are a lot of folks I … Continue reading
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Dear Entrepreneurs
Russell Beattie: “Telematics is going to be *huge* in the U.S. Please get off your asses.”
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