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...SONY ERICSSON T68i This phone can be had for as little as $150, and it's about to become very trendy. It offers multimedia messaging, high-speed data and PDA-type apps, a color screen and Bluetooth to boot. Many carriers even throw in the removable camera module for free. Without the camera, the older model sells for as low as $50. www.sonyericsson.com...
...panel digital display also features a handy alarm to alert you when digital aromatherapy session should end and your post-digital-aromatherapy-session snack should begin. Future models of the Vapir even promise a USB port so that the device can interface with the Internet or your PDA. Why would you ever want to that, you ask? Who knows. It’s just cool...
Gadgets that do it all rarely do it all well, but Kyocera's new 7135 Smartphone, a combination cell phone and PDA, gives it a good shot. The compact clamshell runs Palm's OS 4.1 on a color screen, and the stylus tucks neatly into a spot near its hinge. The Palm part of the 7135 is fine, but it truly stands out as a phone. It uses a regular keypad rather than a touchscreen, so it feels much more like a phone than its competitors, the Samsung I300, Handspring Treo and T-Mobile Pocket PC Phone Edition...
...cell phone networks become faster and content proliferates, those drawbacks may go away. But there are a couple of other factors impeding the spread of phone-PDA hybrids. The xda, which was recently launched in Hong Kong, Singapore and Malaysia, costs more than $750?only corporations and true road warriors will be able to swallow that bill. Then there's the size factor. Asians have grown to love their tiny cell phones. The xda can slip into a coat pocket, but it's still a handful at about 200 grams...
...leaners" to casually talk up the merits of certain liquors, doormen to pile up packages from a particular online catalog company in the lobby of their building, mothers to talk about a new laundry detergent at their kids' little-league games and commuters to play with a new PDA on the train home. Jonathan Ressler, 38, who founded Big Fat (one look at the loud, hulking New Jersey native, he says, and you will know where the name comes from), calls such maneuvers "brand baiting." He adds, "Buzz doesn't happen by accident. This is just real-life product placement...