[Hold My Own]

http://blogs.zdnet.com/mobile-gadgeteer/?p=969

The next WinMo Palm Treo may be the first with 320×320 and integrated WiFi


The next WM Palm Treo may be the first with 320×320 and integrated WiFiPalm has done a lot to improve the Windows Mobile experience on Treo devices with the Today screen plug-ins, threaded SMS, and other handy utilities and functionality. That said, I tried to like the Treo 750 series and use it as my Windows Mobile device, but the lame 320×240 display always limited what I could do on the device. According to rumored information over at PalmInfocenter it looks like the first Windows Mobile 320×320 display, Wi-Fi sporting Treo may be coming to Sprint in July as the Treo 800w.

Unfortunately, it looks like it may be another two steps forward and one step back since the device may have this fantastic 320×320 display and also integrated WiFi, both first for Windows Mobile and Treo devices. However, it may also run Windows Mobile 6 Standard (non-touch screen) and thus have a bit less functionality than the touch screen devices. I would like to see a Treo with these two new features running Windows Mobile 6 Professional like the current Treo models.

Other specifications of the rumored Treo include integrated GPS and EV-DO Rev. A. Models with and without a camera may appear from Sprint as well. The Treo 800w will of course have the integrated Treo QWERTY keyboard and most likely the latest form factor used in other Treo devices like the 750 and 700p.

Matthew Miller is an avid mobile device enthusiast who works as a professional naval architect in Seattle while contributing as a daily news writer and review manager for Geek.com since 2001. See his full profile and disclosure of his industry affiliations.

[phoenix]

First thing I do every time I get on the computer is check my RSS feeds. I've been using a feed reader of some sort for almost three years (started with Bloglines, used Thunderbird for a while, now Google Reader), and couldn't function well without it.

[Sly Fox]

I used bloglines for awhile but never used Thunderbird. I had some bad T-bird experiences years ago and I've never given it another chance (probably not very smart on my part).

But I can't begin to extoll the virtues of Viigo enough.

[Hold My Own]

First thing I do every time I get on the computer is check my RSS feeds. I've been using a feed reader of some sort for almost three years (started with Bloglines, used Thunderbird for a while, now Google Reader), and couldn't function well without it.

I use thunderbird for my email...do you like google better or when you used tbird?

[phoenix]

The biggest plus with Google Reader for me is that I can check my feeds from wherever I am. With Thunderbird, I had to be at that computer. Other than that, I had no problems using Thunderbird for RSS.

I use Google for email, RSS, Calendar, and some Docs. Makes stuff portable that way, without having to sync computers to each other.

[Hold My Own]

Try the google notebook for firefox...it's so easy and like you said you can have it anywhere...I use it for the Rss Feeds that I want to keep forever