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POPSAndroid - Want to take a look? Darren Waters of BBC News dot.life column had an interview with Andy Rubin and a demo of an Alfa version of Android on a 3G handset. Check it out.
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POPSNew Phone-to-web sync tool? Syncy is covered by TechCrunch writer Roi Carthy. Looks like an interesting service that may provide real value to those looking to not only sync their phone address/contact information, but also use that as the basis for a social network.
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POPSIn arms reach? I be you're not much different. Most people keep their phone within arm's reach at all times. Heck, mine is even my alarm clock on my nightstand. You?
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POPSE-Ten Glofish V900 Yeah, I agree the name(s) suck really bad. Hmm, "E-Ten Glofish" or "Apple iPhone". "E-Ten Glofish" or "HTC Touch". Well, regardless of the crappy name, this is shaping up to be a nice device. Especially with a 667Mhz proc.
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POPSHTC Announces 'Touch' This is the announcement that we were expecting today from HTC. Basically a new HTC device featuring multi-touch technologies that allows more intuitive functionality of a given device. Cool stuff!
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POPSAMD Unveils Notebook Platform Puma Looks like AMD isn't out of the race yet (thank goodness), as it has a rival to Intel's Centrino platform in the works. Puma, as its called, hits all the same mobile power saving points and features that Centrino is famous for including support for the upcoming hybrid hard drives (HHD).
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POPSNon-Phone PDA Market Continues to Shrink It seems that every year, as the shrinking market and usefulness of non-connected, or non-phone devices is used to scream out a headline like this one at Information Week. "Market for HANDHELD Devices Continues to Shrink!!" (The sky is falling!). Doh! Phones are handheld devices too! Get a grip.
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POPSSymbian upgrades its OS, fights off rivals Om Malik at GigaOM has the scope on an interesting upgrade from Symbian, and will probably help then when compared to Windows Mobile, Palm, BlackBerry, and the upcoming iPhone, but I fear that the platform is too shortsighted in its original underpinnings to compete significantly. Every Symbian based device I've used has performance and scaling issues not seen on the other platforms - even BlackBerry.
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POPSMotorola Buys Again Motorola is buying network hardware vendor Netopia. I'm interested in how this fits with Moto's purchase of Symbol and Good Technology. Netopia is a home-network focused supplier and the others toward industrial and enterprise solutions. In the context of Windows Mobile devices, this has some interesting prospects with both the other purchases, and T-Mobile's rollout of UMA (which uses WiFi for phone calls when available).
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