Back to a connection

Well, I’m back from our mini-getaway feeling refreshed, and glad to have a fast connection to the ‘Net again.

While I was out of range, I had a chance to think a bit about what I’m trying to accomplish with my blog here.  I’ll be talkiing about that in another post, but in a nutshell I’m going to change how I blog a bit, it’ll be more focused on my perspective rather than continuting to point all over the place without a plan.

Until later!

Mobile Posting

So after last night I wanted to compare the posting experience on the Blackberry to my MDA. It is similar, though the biggest difference is in the keyboard and the network speed. I had not had the opportunity to use my MDA in this area yet, and I have found that there is only GPRS available. oh well. I have to say that I enjoy the keyboard on the MDA better, however it seems the 7250 Blackberry renders the screen better.
I’ve got to adjust the layout in Opera on the MDA as its really hard to see what I’m writing.

2am posting with BlackBerry

So we are taking a few days off this week and are up at the cabin in northern Minnesota. The first thing I had to do when we got in was to check out the service on the sPrint BlackBerry 7250 that I brought with. Too cool, we’ve got 1xRTT service here!

So I’m posting completely mobile using the BB browser. Also note that the BB is compatible with WordPress, something that I had not looked into before. Ugh, time for bed.

HP iPaq hw6915 Mobile Messenger Review sited

Over at Mobile Tech Review, they have a review of the HP iPaq hw6915 Mobile Messenger.  Looks like a nice device, but the 240×240 resolution always throughs me off on these things.  The new Treo 700p has a 360×360 resolution, too bad the Windows Mobile team didn’t see fit to work further on making the OS more resolution independent – maybe in the next version?

Picocell WCDMA

Interesting…

Mobile Gadget News has a post on some information about discussions on leaving WiFi out of phones, and moving forward on WCDMA/UMTS “picocells”.  Carefull though, some of this info came from The Register, so take it with a grain of salt.  Could be interesting if it all works out.

But I still like WiFi 🙂

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