But if the Pre follows in the footsteps of other recently announced smart phones, it will likely support for HSDPA (High-Speed Downlink Packet Access) at 7.2Mbps (megabits per second), as well as HSUPA (High Speed Uplink Packet Access)

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BRAND NEW SPRINT PALM TREO 650 PDA CAMERA SMART PHONE, ends Oct-21 07:40 pm PDT. … Palm’s New Centro Phone: Treo Lite - PC World Tired of your Treo? Palm’s new Centro delivers the Palm OS in a much smaller, sprightlier 3G phone.

8 (Bloomberg) -- Palm Inc., aiming to dent the dominance of Apple Inc. and Research In Motion Ltd. in the smart-phone market, unveiled a touch-screen handset to rival the iPhone and BlackBerry. Palm shares climbed.

Nokia has revealed a fashionable clamshell device at the CES and it will be available in the US soon.

The PDA (non-phone) does not show up anywhere on the site. Why has Palm given up on the one thing that started its company? I understand that smart phones are still the rage and the necessity in most Corporate environments,

Motorola recently announced a really cool luxury device known as the Motorola Aura, which doesn't only look good but has some nice features as well. If you are thinking of purchasing this device,

There is news floating around that Palm is going to announce a Nova powered Touch Screen device at the CES, which will be known as the iTreo. The iTreo is expected to feature a large touch screen

Here is what's new in the world of Android this week: 1. Android Premium/Shareware Apps soon: In 2008, Google announced that developers would be able to market and sell Shareware Android Apps in

Sony Ericsson is planning to launch a new low-end Cybershot handset in February and it sure looks good. The device promises some reasonable features at an affordable price. Being a Sony Ericsson fan,

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Here’s how you can create playlists for your media files in iPhone:

1. The key for getting the most out of iTunes and music on your iPhone is to understand and utilize playlists. Playlists are created in iTunes on your Mac or PC, and accessible from the iPod application on your iPhone. Playlists give you flexible options for creating lists of songs that suite your mood, so you could create playlist to listen to while driving, or another for when you need to relax.
2. In iTunes on your Mac or PC, click the + button near the bottom left of the screen. This adds a new playlist. Give your playlist a name then click on Music in the Library list. Now drag songs from your music selection to your new playlist.
3. You can also create dynamically updated Smart Playlists by choosing New Smart Playlist from the File menu. So, for example, you could create a Smart Playlist of all the songs added in the last week, so they’re always easy to find.
4. To add more rules to your Smart Playlist criteria click the + button. You can add as many rules as you like. There’s a huge range of criteria to choose from. If you rate your songs, why not use the rating as a criteria to choose only your favourite songs?
5. If iTunes is set to automatically sync all songs and playlists with your iPhone, then all you need to do is connect your iPhone and sync. Alternatively, you can set iTunes to sync only selected playlists in the Music tab of your iPhone’s synching options.

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The next generation of Samsung’s Blackjack has arrived: Samsung SCH-M840 a.k.a Ultra Messaging 2 a.k.a BlackJack III. Soon available in the middle of this month in Korea market through SK Telecom, this Windows Mobile 6 Professional-based smartphone offers a 2.6-inch touchscreen display with a resolution of 320×320, a Blackberry-style keypad, finger mouse, an integrated 2 megapixel camera module with video telephony, Bluetooth connectivity, media player (MP3, MPEG4, WMV), and a microSD card slot.

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Toshiba recently announced the official release date for its brand new PDA smartphone, the Portege G810. Like its siblings, Portege G710 and G910 models, this handset is powered by Windows Mobile 6.1 operating system and supports the high-speed HSDPA and HSUPA connectivities. Moreover, it also features a 2.83-inch QVGA (320×240) touchscreen display, an integrated 3 megapixel camera module, a Bluetooth v2.0, a USB 2.0 interface, WiFI, built-in FM radio tuner with RDS and GPS / A-GPS receiver, and microSD media card slot (up to 4GB supported). No words on pricing though.

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Gigabyte comes out with a nice concept, a UMPC with a sliding keyboard like those usually found on PDA or smartphone devices. Called “Gigabyte M704″, this compact 7-inches machine boasts a 1.2GHz VIA C7-M ULV processor, VIA VX-700 UniChrome Pro Core chipset, a 768MB of DDR2 main memory, and a 1.8-inches 40GB hard drive (or 60GB if you like). Moreover, measures 190 x 121 x 30mm and weighs 780 grams, it is also equipped with a 1.3 megapixel CMOS webcam, WiFI connectivity, and a 1024×768 (WVGA) TFT LCD monitor with LED backlight. The battery itself lasts for up to 3 hours.

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Dell updated its product portfolio with its first 14-inch widescreen mobile workstation named “Precision M2300″. This Santa Rosa-based laptop is powered by an Intel PM965 chipset, an Intel Core 2 Duo procesor (up to 2.6GHz supported), up to 4GB of main memory with an additional 80GB HDD, an optional 32BG SSD, a 128MB nVidia Quadro FX 360M graphics engine, and up to 160GB of 7,200rpm hard drive. It is also equipped with a modular bay, a secondary 6-cell battery, 4 x USB ports, Firewire port, Serial port, and VGA output. Regarding its display, it supports up to 1440×900 resolution.

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