AccuWeather.com has launched a graphical weather service for Palm OS and
Pocket PC users. The SharpMotionART service provides animated weather content in a small file size. It has info on 160 major cities in the U.S. and is free.
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The Dana certainly isn’t your typical handheld. It really isn’t a handheld at all. It’s something halfway between a handheld and laptop. It runs the Palm OS and most of the software written for it but it has a full-size keyboard and a 160 by 560 pixel screen. This makes it far larger than anything that could be logically called a handheld. However, I don’t think it can seriously be considered a full-fledged laptop. These days we expect a lot in a laptop, like huge color screens, CD burners, and other features the Dana can’t deliver.
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Samsung is demonstrating in Hong Kong this week a prototype of a new wireless handheld running Pocket PC Phone Edition, according to PC World. The SPH-M400 offers an impressive array of features, including a built-in TV tuner.
After months of beta testing, the German company SoftMaker has finally released TextMaker for Pocket PCs, a full-featured word processor with far more features than Pocket Word.
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