While I'm willing to spend some money, I can't afford a decent heads up display, like the prototype glasses in the IBM commercial where the guy is yelling at the birds. Current products are expensive and bulky. And the resolutions aren't that hot.
I looked into getting the Sidekick because I want a cheap wireless browser and cheap plan. I'd pay for the Treo if the monthly access wasn't so high. Even the T-Mobile coverage isn't as good as Verizon's, the $30 unlimited data makes it very attractive.
Does anyone know if the new Sidekick will support JavaScript? This is a huge problem (for me) with the current model.
A few kilometers of dark fiber would be enough for some clients. There are pockets of industry in many cities: Financial districts, banking districts, etc. So this would be good for big brokerage houses transferring funds in downtown Manhattan.
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While I'm willing to spend some money, I can't afford a decent heads up display, like the prototype glasses in the IBM commercial where the guy is yelling at the birds. Current products are expensive and bulky. And the resolutions aren't that hot.
My 2.4 GHz phones would cause my Linksys wireless access point to stop sending/receiving.
The solution appears to be changing the channel the Linksys works on.
So I suspect if someone sets theirs up with an unused channel to begin with they'll avoid issues.
I looked into getting the Sidekick because I want a cheap wireless browser and cheap plan. I'd pay for the Treo if the monthly access wasn't so high. Even the T-Mobile coverage isn't as good as Verizon's, the $30 unlimited data makes it very attractive.
Does anyone know if the new Sidekick will support JavaScript? This is a huge problem (for me) with the current model.
I don't know. Could this be an early April Fool's hoax?
If the picture is accurate, it looks like the USB connector won't fit folded up. Looks like a bad cut & paste to me.
Will someone be creating a new Spam filtering program, to filter out the smell of.... well, you can figure it out....
A few kilometers of dark fiber would be enough for some clients. There are pockets of industry in many cities: Financial districts, banking districts, etc. So this would be good for big brokerage houses transferring funds in downtown Manhattan.
Nope. I just get their catalogues, and noticed they always have some whacky, useless junk.
Try pbskids.org