I'll tell you what... you give me your GPS mobile communications server the size of a matchbox, and I'll let you lug around my "just make a call" phone with no added features (except call waiting - whoohoo!)
Many, many times proven a lack of ethics... I really think this is going to turn out like the old Real Networks fiasco where personal info was recorded. This company will eventually need another revenue stream and... oh, lookie here! Look at all this information!
Strange shape it is... more like some star trek console design. I think they're trying to pre-empt the N-Gage feel and get people used to a different look and feel.
Checking the picture from the article; I know some marketing genius out there is looking at the keypad now and saying "Hey, there's still some little blue spaces we can fit more keys right here!"
I hope the keys are raised enough for my (fat) finger.
Thanks for the link... at least it's something. The press release basically says nothing, and as it's been said before, why not get a PC? It's good news for Transmeta to grab someone as large as HP - but I worry that this is a failed business model and they're just behind the times.
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I'll tell you what... you give me your GPS mobile communications server the size of a matchbox, and I'll let you lug around my "just make a call" phone with no added features (except call waiting - whoohoo!)
Many, many times proven a lack of ethics... I really think this is going to turn out like the old Real Networks fiasco where personal info was recorded. This company will eventually need another revenue stream and... oh, lookie here! Look at all this information!
Strange shape it is... more like some star trek console design. I think they're trying to pre-empt the N-Gage feel and get people used to a different look and feel.
Checking the picture from the article; I know some marketing genius out there is looking at the keypad now and saying "Hey, there's still some little blue spaces we can fit more keys right here!"
I hope the keys are raised enough for my (fat) finger.
Thanks for the link... at least it's something. The press release basically says nothing, and as it's been said before, why not get a PC? It's good news for Transmeta to grab someone as large as HP - but I worry that this is a failed business model and they're just behind the times.