“TreoWeather for Palm OS Treo’s is a simple weather browsing application that delivers great results. Whether you are a mobile professional or mobile accomplisher, TreoWeather is the must have weather app you need to give you the precise weaher app you need to give you the precise weather information in the most enjoyable manner. Feel Good getting your weather with our rich user interface that delivers vibrant weather and allows you to customize the look and feel. If you want your weather always current and accurate then you have found a perfect match with TreoWeather which lets you select periods during the day you want the weather automatically updated. From Los Angeles all the way to Melbourne and in between, get the weather of any city of your choice. Treo Weather is built to deliver the rich form of weather with the most minimun memory footprint possible. To save further memory, the weather icons can be saved to the SD card. Specially reduced during BETA period – $9.95 $4.95. OK, so I decided to download this to my Treo 680 this morning and have a play and it’s a wonderful program, downloads the weather fast and gives me a good 5 day forecast. I also took the above screenshots too. The weather icons also look fantastic too. TreoWeather uses Yahoo Weather to get the data” via palmaddict.typepad.com
OQO Model 02 Gets FCC Approval
“Worried about Microsoft dropping Windows XP starting 2008? Well, Oqo’s new Model 02 portable computer should be a sigh of relief. You have an option of buying the device with either Windows XP or XP Tablet PC Edition, with support for Windows Vista.Model 02 is apparently the world’s smallest Windows Vista capable computer. Connectivity options on the 02 include WiFi, Ethernet, Bluetooth and WWAN. The chassis is rugged, made of magnesium alloy, and the device comes with active drop detect technology that protects your data in case it’s dropped.The OQO Model 02 got approved by the FCC recently, and should hit the markets soon, although no pricing information is available at this time.” via mobilewhack.com