As a top-of-the-line model, the LifeDrive has several wireless options built in: infrared, Bluetooth (1.2–oops, a fact check showed that it’s only 1.1), and Wi-Fi (802.11b).
For a long time now, Palm users on many a message board have been screaming for a Palm handheld with Wi-Fi. And really, they can’t be blamed, because top-of-the-line […]

3.85 gig of hard drive space is way too much for work files. And all work and no play makes Jack a dull boy anyway. The LifeDrive is meant to keep tons of multi-media files: photos, music, videos.

Although palmOne is adamant about not calling this a PDA (it’s a Mobile Manager, for God’s sake ;-), it’s only logical to use their previous high-end PDAs—the Tungsten|T3 and T5—as the starting point for looking at the LifeDrive’s specs.

I’m glad to see that the LifeDrive is smaller than I imagined it to be. The initial rumors on the Web said that it was twice as thick as the Tungsten|T5. Well, if you want to be technical about it, it’s about 1-1/4 times as thick as the T5 (15 mm vs 19 mm). It’s […]

I’ve had the Treo 650 for only a day and a half and I’m really smitten. There’s not a single feature that is to die for, and it has some, ummm, issues (memory and the lack of Wi-Fi are the top two that come to mind), but man, the way the entire package is […]

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Perhaps wanting to follow Apple’s success in expanding the iPod market with the iPod mini, O2 Asia has lunched the Xda II mini.

MaPalad celebrates anniversary party

Finally! HP launches the fab five