If ever there was a smart move by the folks at WebIS it's here: they are (finally) bringing out a simplified version of the renowned PocketInformant PIM.
As you know PI is one of the best apps for a PocketPC owner to install and mine has done its faithful duty for many years (and upgrades).
For the first time ever, I will be happy to "downgrade" -- getting fewer features -- for greater easy of use and simplicity.
Make no mistake: this application is a powerful tool for all mobile devices with a touchscreen and most likely it's all you ever need in a Calendar tool.
We'll have a review on this one shortly (once I can schedule it in, of course...)

See the Press Release below.

Dictation on the Run

Want to be able to type faster than the best secretary?  With unerring accuracy?
Have a look at the latest version of Dragon NaturallySpeaking, arguably the best speech recognition software around.  This particular edition that we are reviewing today is called Preferred Mobile and includes a digital Philips VoiceTracer recorder.

Cameras are rapidly increasing in the number of Megapixels these days.  In fact, we have just started seeing compact consumer cameras capable of taking pictures of up to 10 Megapixels!  Whether those cameras take quality pictures is another story to tell.  In general, with an increasing Megapixel count, that means you're working with larger pictures.  And with larger pictures, that's definitely going to mean larger file sizes.  The moment you press that snapshot button, the camera needs to store that large 10 Megabyte file (just an example) as quickly as possible into its memory.  This example leads us into the product we will be taking a look at: the Kingston 133X Compact Flash (CF) memory card.

Is there any device out there that Piel Frama doesn't "cover"?

Today we hear that the new HP iPAQ rx5000 series can also be wrapped up in Spanish leather goodness.

Check the specs below.

Fellow Australian company 22Moo released an aggressively priced  Head Mounted Display for iPod and Other AV Devices today,

It's called the HMD800 and checks out at a hair below $200. US bucks, that is.

We might check them out and let you know our findings.

Read the Press Release below.