Yes please.

It will be interesting to see what happens as more people dip a toe in the smartphone space. On the surface it seems like a natural extension of the PDA space, after all you just need to take a PDA and add a phone to it, right? :)

Apple is getting a lot of well deserved attention for successfully making the leap. No matter what you think about the iPhone, it has, at the very least, given the industry a good shake. But Apple wasn't the first to make the jump. Palm and HP have been at it quite a while.

If Dell thinks that this is a quick and easy sideline business, they should take a close look at HP. HP has weathered the PDA slump and has been working on Smartphones for more than three years. Their current batch of devices get some decent reviews, but their slice of the market is shrinking (rapidly).

I suspect that they will jump on the Windows Mobile bandwagon. If they really want to shake up the market, they could become an early adopter of Android. While this would be a risky move, it at least has the opportunity to become a breakaway hit rather than a likely "me too" entrant in the market.




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I prefer the Swimman (www.swimman.com). While the cord is a little long for swimming laps, it is essentially a waterproofed iPod shuffle (2nd Gen).

David

I really enjoyed the recent article about the Gizmodo guy crashing his car.


David

my recent favorite has been the Super secret apple series. http://www.engadget.com/2006/01/11/super-secret-apple-rumors-podcast-062-01-11-2006/

There are a lot of sources for Apple rumors out there, but I especially enjoy your coverage.

David

Maybe this time will work

yes, please.