O2 Announces XDA IIs and IIi

Tekguru has aquired some pictures of the new O2 XDA IIs which will be based on the HTC Blue Angel hardware. As MSMobiles reports: O2 XDA IIs is exactly the same as T-Mobile MDA III, what means slow processor with 400 MHz and VGA-only camera, while O2 XDA IIi brings faster processor – 520 MHz and megapixel camera. The Xda IIs will be available in the UK and Ireland on 1st November 2004, Germany by …

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Carrier Devices Announce PDA2k and JAM Pocket PC Phones

Carrier Devices has announced that they will release two new Pocket PC phones in Australia possibly in October. The PDA2k is a rebranding of the HTC Blue Angel hardware which will include WiFi, Bluetooth, and GSM/GPRS wireless technologies as well as a slide-out keyboard. The JAM Pocket PC Phone will likely only have GSM/GPRS, but will have a very small form factor. Originally published on Pocketnow on September 10, 2004. More Hardware articles from the …

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City of Amsterdam to be Covered in WiFi

“We’ll go on to cover all of Amsterdam with 125 base stations. The idea is to prove to the big boys that it can be done, and that consumers can live with a mobile phone and mobile Internet. The landline is dead,” According to Reuters, a company called HotSpot Amsterdam will enable WiFi access accross the entire city of Amsterdam within three months. Historic areas are already covered with the first seven access points. Originally …

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iPAQ h6315 can now be ordered at T-Mobile

Finally. A handheld that can keep up with you. Get yours now, exclusively from T-Mobile, and start bossing this thing around. The new iPAQ has it all–phone, e-mail, Bluetooth®, and Wi-Fi, for just $499.99. T-Mobile bundled rate plans include everything you need to get the most out of your new handheld, starting at $79.99 per month. Order your iPAQ now, before it arrives in stores. Products ordered through this pre-sale Web site are expected to …

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First GPS Microtracker Sanav G19

Here’s a new device that combines a GPS reciever with a GSM SMS radio for tracking the location of your vehicles or pets or whatever else you can attach it to. The G19 will broadcast it’s location to specified phone numbers via SMS messages either periodically or by request. It doesn’t sound like there’s any software that will take the location reporting SMS messages and plot them on a map however. Originally published on Pocketnow …

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