So you just have to pay for the Internet access then? .
I guess for free refers to the Telecom company who have no handsets that offer internet so can offer access to their wireless internet at no cost to themselves.
By SImon HobsonPosted Tuesday 3rd July 2007 13:02 GMT
I've been using a web browser on my Palm for years - and it came pre-configured to use a compressing proxy. The results suck - big time. Many sites were rendered completely unusable rather than just "rather bad".
Why ? Well ever noticed all those pretty icons instead of text labels to click on ? Well yes, the compression engine happily renders all the icons down so that you can't tell what any of them do - so you have to go direct and get "the real thing" !
By David BeckPosted Wednesday 4th July 2007 08:58 GMT
Isn't this a Foleo with a smaller screen and compression (that's already done by most servers isn't it, current browsers support it anyway). Since both are updated clones of either an HP820 or Psion Netbook , you choose, can I suggest to Verizon this is clearly a patent opportunity?
Comments on: Wireless gadget maker to offer on-the-move internet for free
Or Just By a Nokia E90 #
By /\/\j17 Posted Tuesday 3rd July 2007 11:43 GMT
interesting #
By Jan Buys Posted Tuesday 3rd July 2007 11:58 GMT
For Free #
By peter Posted Tuesday 3rd July 2007 12:13 GMT
Compression - pah #
By SImon Hobson Posted Tuesday 3rd July 2007 13:02 GMT
Foleo? #
By David Beck Posted Wednesday 4th July 2007 08:58 GMT