154 posts tagged mobile client

Ultimate Samsung Watch Mobile Samsung is showing off the world’s smallest GSM/GPRS mobile phone, which just so happens to be fitted to a watchband. Users will interface with the watch phone through its 8-bit (256 colours) OLED display, sporting a resolution of 96 x 64 pixels which can be personalized by means of wallpapers.

fcheung wrote an interesting post today on Here’s a quick excerpt I went to see the clever folk at Vivid Group yesterday. Being clever, they’ve already established an internal user group of sorts, but they’re often looking for compelling content to deliver. Fortunately, I was able to point them to some great resources.

—————————————————————————————————————— —————————————————————————————————————— HP today introduced the new HP 2533t Mobile Thin Client, which it claims combines “the best of HP’s industry-leading thin client and business notebook technologies to enhance data security and improve both ease of use and reliability”.

Ultimate Samsung Watch Mobile POSTED BY James S. on May 19, 2008 under 798 Samsung is showing off the world’s smallest GSM/GPRS mobile phone, which just so happens to be fitted to a watchband. Users will interface with the watch phone through its 8-bit (256 colours) OLED display, sporting a resolution of 96 x 64 pixels which can be personalized by means of wallpapers.

Ultimate Samsung Watch Mobile Category: Communication Samsung is showing off the world’s smallest GSM/GPRS mobile phone, which just so happens to be fitted to a watchband. Users will interface with the watch phone through its 8-bit (256 colours) OLED display, sporting a resolution of 96 x 64 pixels which can be personalized by means of wallpapers.

SNAP Mobile SDK 2.0 evolves with more intuitive tools JavaOne - San Francisco, CA and Espoo, Finland - SNAP Mobile, Nokia’s end-to end solution for connected mobile gaming in Java(TM) technology, has today announced its latest Software Development Kit (SDK 2.0).

Creating an Address Scope After you have authorized a server on the network, you can create a scope of addresses that the DHCP server can administer to clients. From the MMC utility, click once on the server you want to administer, and then select New Scope from the Action menu. The New Scope Wizard pops up.

Many options that can be used for BOOTP and DHCP clients were discussed. The Windows 2000/2003 DHCP service enables you to configure which options will be offered to clients of the service. To configure the options, expand the MMC tree of DHCP servers to locate the server you want to manage.

If a client is configured to use DHCP, what happens if no DHCP server is available on the network? Starting with Windows 98, Microsoft Windows clients can use Automatic Private IP Addressing (APIPA). This is not a solution for a large network. It is for use on small LANs, such as a home office with 25 or fewer network nodes.

Google Reader is a popular web-based feed reader that lacks one feature. A feature I’m sure everyone would love to have available, even if they didn’t use it. To sync with a desktop feed reader. Google seems to be falling behind with this. I stopped using Google Reader for a little while because of it.