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[Title] => Smartphones vs handhelds
[Summary] => Move over handheld computers, smartphones are getting smarter and continue to win over the tech crowd and even mainstream buyers.
The Associated Press reported this week that shipments for handheld computers declined for the fifth straight quarter, according to data released by research firm International Data Corp. (IDC).
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[Title] => Smart phones: Invasion of the ‘hybrids’
[Summary] => The first generation of smart phones released three years ago were miserable failures. The concept of an all-in-one device was a good one, the timing and the technology supporting it, however, were still premature. Rather than assimilating numerous devices seamlessly, early smart phones were more like Frankensteins, odd-sized concoctions of technology that lumbered along and failed due to hardware and software limitations.
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[Title] => Smart phones: Invasion of the ‘hybrids’
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[Title] => The virus war
[Summary] => The infamous Love Bug may now be a thing of the past, but the computer virus war continues to rage on. And apparently, the battle has shifted to a new war zone – the personal digital assistants (PDAs).
Late last week, a company that produces antivirus software for computers revealed that it has discovered the first virus targetting PDAs, the handheld devices that are growing in popularity with business people all over the world.
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Late last week, a company that produces antivirus software for computers revealed that it has discovered the first virus targetting PDAs, the handheld devices that are growing in popularity with business people all over the world.
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