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Can you believe that its been nearly 20 years since the Palm pilot graced our world? When it was first released it dominated the pda market, with its monochrome lcd touch screen and its easy to use PIM (personal information manager) application. Back then, using a pda was the ultimate sign of  geekness-- it was actually the first thing i brought with my newspaper delivering money. But over time the PDA has been rendered irrelevant with the advent  of the smartphone (pda+phone combined) and now tablets. So what will your future mobile device look like?

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Programmer Greg Hughes created a program using WIFI sync iPhone, the program is quiet straight foward and easy to use.

Source Engadget

According to Taiwan media reports, the chairman of AsusTek, Jerry Shen, is going to announce the launch of the Eee Pad Tablet PC during the Computex 2010, which will be held from 1st June to 5th June. 


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That above is definitely not the new Ipad from Apple. The new Ipad actually looks like a huge ipod touch with slightly more capabilities. In my own opinion I believe this device sits between a netbook and a laptop.

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Two days ago, a Linux's fan produced a small revolution by putting Android OS into the iPhone 2G, he created a functional Driver which allow the iPhone to run normally with the Android OS, by using the home button as the menu button, switch on button as a return button. Many functions and features were able to retain, such as, high performance, WIFI Internet, listening to music, phone calls and more...

I just checked out the Microsoft Kin.  It is the sucessor to the HipTop (SideKick in USA) which was highly popular amongst the x generation that took the motto always connected to new levels.  Its a touch screen phone which has a slide out keyboard that's been built with social networking features in mind. So it has features such as the posting of status messages to sites like Facebook, Twitter and Live Messenger simultaneously.
 Sounds interesting? read more and checkout the fancy UI (user interface) video after the break

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Source Kin.com