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Comments on ‘Wireless gadget maker to offer on-the-move internet for free’Tuesday 3rd July 2007 11:30 GMT
Or Just By a Nokia E90
/\/\j17 • Tuesday 3rd July 2007 11:43 GMT
Bigger screen too at 800x352 pixels/24 bit and it's a proper phone. The switch to the S60 interface gives you a lot of add-on applications and a little smaller in the pocket at 13.2 x 5.7 x 2cm (though +13.6g). interesting
Jan Buys • Tuesday 3rd July 2007 11:58 GMT
If they can really offer free internet access and have the phone part built in iso. requiring a bluetooth enabled phone, I want one. For Free
peter • Tuesday 3rd July 2007 12:13 GMT
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. Compression - pah
SImon Hobson • 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" ! Foleo?
David Beck • 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? The period for commenting on this story has finished |
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