Slingbox SlingPlayer Mobile -- TV on your PDA (~freeware)   http://www.slingmedia.com/slingbox/slingplayermobile.php This requires you to have a Slingbox, a high speed connection and a data call plan, but, in trade, this allows you to watch TV from your WinMob5 device. You can rotate your handhelds' display to show output in landscape mode. Also, like the PC version, SlingPlayer includes a remote to "remotely" control the TV, satellite receiver, DVR, DVD player and so on that you have connected to the SlingBox itself. Free to current Slingbox users ... $29.99USD for others.

SlingPlayer

Pencil Box

Pencil Box 1.14 (freeware)   http://www.mentalmotions.com/showpage.php?page=pencilboxn This is a pretty nice [pencil] drawing program for the PPC (and WinMob5). Drawings are saved as BMP files. Check this website for more advanced drawing programs as well, starting with Pencil Box Deluxe.

mOcean

mOcean v2 ($19.99USD)   http://www.motionapps.com/products.jsp?mocean If you are getting the itch to be iPod-ish and only have a Palm device -- then mOcean is the next best thing to podding. mOcean sports the same type of thumbwheel and list approach to accessing your music and even lets you move files from iTunes, albeit as MP3 rather than MP4 (iPod formatted) files. If your Palm device is a phone, mOcean -- which can play music *while* other apps are running -- will pause when a call comes in.

HandOutline

HandOutline Version 2.59 (freeware)   http://www.fgolware.com Ah, one of the rare programs that does what you expect it to do, rather than what it wants to do. This easy to use, single .prc app, allows you to create hierarchal outline lists, checking off items and\or collapsing portions of the outline with a tap. An example of its ease of use comes when pressing enter after a keyboard entry -- a new item is opened at that point for you to immediately add a new entry. You can save the outlines in memo format or onto a SD disk.

PDA Reach ($24USD)  http://www.junefabrics.com/pdareach/index.php This one is for presenters, or anyone wishing to explain features of a Palm app to an audience. Supporting PalmOS 5 devices (e.g.: Treo 600, Treo 650, LifeDrive, Tungsten E/E2, T2, T3, T5, Zire 21, 31, 71, 72, Tx, Z22), PDA Reach allows you to connect a Palm to a Windows PC and see the PDA on the Windows screen -- which can then of course be projected for others to see as well. You can drag Palm apps using Windows Explorer onto the PDA Reach displayed device and they will be installed. Skins exist for all of the devices listed above, which makes for a much nicer presentation than using the stock version of the Palm Simulator.

PDA Reach on Windows

LightWav

AGLAYA Call Filter 1.00 ($9USD)  http://nokia.pdatopsoft.com/Symbian/AGLAYA-Call-Filter A Symbian OS Call Filter. Simpler in functionality -- this app focuses on white list and blacklist features. Other Symbian phone filters can be found on the right of this link.

Aglaya

Opera ($29USD)  (0-$29USD)   http://www.opera.com/products/mobile/products/ The latest release of the popular Opera Mobile browser is released. There are versions for Windows Mobile, Smartphone 2003; Windows Mobile 5, Pocket PC and S60 Symbian phone devices.

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GNOME       GNU Network Object Modeling Environment
GNU         GNU's Not Unix
GOC-NAND    Gate-Offset Cell NAND [ flash memory storage cell ]
GOLD        GSM One-chip Logic Device
GOLD-SP     GOLD Signal Processor
GO-MVIP     Global Organisation of MVIP
GOMSFE      Generic Object Models for Substation and Feeder Equipment ( UCA )
GOP         Group Of Pictures
GOPS        Giga-Operations Per Second
GPC         Graphics Performance Characterization ( group SPEC )
GPC         Graphic Programming Console
GPF         General Protection Fault
GPi         General Purpose input [ a pin that receives whatever clock signal frequency 
            an external peripheral device sends to it, allowing the external device to 
            control the timing and the rate of information in and out of 
            the serial port, rather than the rate being controlled by the computer ]
GPIB        General Purpose Interface Bus
GPIO        General Purpose Input-Output
GPL         Graphical Programming Language
GPR         General Purpose Register
GPRS        General Packet Radio Service ( GSM )
GPS         Global Positioning System/Satellite
GPSR        Global Positioning System Receiver
GRM         General Routing Matrix
GRP         Global Routing Pool
GS          Geprüfte Sicherheit
GS          Group Separator ( ASCII control code )
GSC         Gray Scale Controller
GSI         GigaScale Integration
GSM         Global System for Mobile communications

Blue Tooth Chess

Sticky section Included here will be PalmOS; WinCe/Pocket PC/Windows Mobile; Smartphones and calling plan comparisons. We will keep and update this set of device lists in future newsletters, as a way to help users in comparing hardware before a purchase.

Palm PDAs Comparison Chart  Current/discontinued Palm, Sony and other models http://www.anewpda.com/palmpdas.html Palm's list of Product Comparisons  Current Palm models only http://www.palm.com/us/products/compare/ Steve Litchfield's grid comparison of current PDA/smartphones  http://3lib.ukonline.co.uk/grid.htm Pocket PC Mag's Pocket PC/Smartphone list   http://www.pocketpcmag.com/bg04/ppcs.asp 1-Stop Compare Cell Phones(page down)  http://www.1-stop-free-cell-phones.com/compare-cell-phones.php Compare Wireless Plans  http://www.getconnected.com/