The T-Mobile 'limitless' data access is actually limited to a 2Gb 'acceptable use' limit, but then hey that's about 1996 Mb more than just about all other carriers.
I have and love my Targus Air Protection bag. I've had it for about 4 years and its taken a battering and still is in great condition with no damage to the laptop. They have extra padding to handle all the airport stress (not that I'd ever put my laptop in the hold).
It looks cool BUT it should be computer controlled so that you can adjust the settings from the machine and when you login to the console it adjusts the chair to the users preset settings:)
802.11B will be out shortly now the SDIO standard has been finalised. You can get the SDIO Bluetooth Card now and there is suppose to be third party 802.11B and GPS SDIO Cards Shortly. As for PalmOS for ARM this will be supported in PalmOS 5 which is already in beta -> if you go to the palmos web site www.palmos.com you can see a big panel on the right hand side of the site.
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Not sure about Darwin Steaming Server but I'm pretty sure you could do the same thing with the Flumotion Streaming server that uses Gstreamer
The T-Mobile 'limitless' data access is actually limited to a 2Gb 'acceptable use' limit, but then hey that's about 1996 Mb more than just about all other carriers.
I have and love my Targus Air Protection bag. I've had it for about 4 years and its taken a battering and still is in great condition with no damage to the laptop. They have extra padding to handle all the airport stress (not that I'd ever put my laptop in the hold).
It looks cool BUT it should be computer controlled so that you can adjust the settings from the machine and when you login to the console it adjusts the chair to the users preset settings :)
802.11B will be out shortly now the SDIO standard has been finalised. You can get the SDIO Bluetooth Card now and there is suppose to be third party 802.11B and GPS SDIO Cards Shortly. As for PalmOS for ARM this will be supported in PalmOS 5 which is already in beta -> if you go to the palmos web site www.palmos.com you can see a big panel on the right hand side of the site.