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The Register has an article this morning discussing Picsel Technologies, new full size browser for mobile devices. The browser would be about the equivalent in form and features to a desktop browser, allowing you to open Acrobat files, word documents and flash video. "The killer is that the application can be anything. I've watched a Picsel equipped iPaq displaying four windows. One had a Word document in it; another had a game of Doom playing in it, another showed live video, and the last had a .PDF Acrobat file in it. And incredibly, it was possible not just to view these files, but to cut and paste one to the other. You could cut the video, and paste it into the Acrobat. "
Hmmm! An interesting article, sounds like a nice product .... so where can I get it .
I see that it won't ship until Q2 of 2004, but is it an installable product or would I have to hack my Ipaq?
Requires closer investigation I think.
__________________ Afterism (n) - A concise, clever statement you don\'t think of until too late.
To err is human, but to really foul things up you need a computer.
Doh! It looks Like I answer my own questions again.
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The latest in a series of high profile partnerships announced by the software developer, Picsel Powered solutions on Lenovo’s forthcoming PalmOS based Smart Phone and PDA products - due for launch in Q1 2004 , will deliver a uniquely rich and highly interactive mobile multimedia content browsing experience.
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A revolutionary content enabling technology platform, Picsel software allows mobile device users the ability to access uniquely rich myriad content, without the need for content re-engineering, syncing or source applications residing on the device. Accessible through Picsel’s seamless and highly intuitive user interface, Picsel applications on Lenovo’s forthcoming Smart Phones and PDAs will support the following content formats: Video (MPEG compatible, plus other Industry standards), the Microsoft Office suite of applications (Word, Excel, PowerPoint), Adobe PDF, Macromedia Flash, HTML (and mHTML), Plain Text and Standard Image formats.
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Picsel applications can also be loaded onto a wide range of devices and platforms, pre or post device production – and are fully scalable and extensible to meet the specific requirements of client demand and device design.
But a palmOS based device using Microsoft Office suite of applications??
__________________ Afterism (n) - A concise, clever statement you don\'t think of until too late.
To err is human, but to really foul things up you need a computer.
__________________ Afterism (n) - A concise, clever statement you don\'t think of until too late.
To err is human, but to really foul things up you need a computer.
I believe I read a tad about this a year or so ago when it was under development and I think there isn't any hacking involved. You can just install it and run.
.... so where can I get it 
It looks Like I answer my own questions again. 
PalmOS based Smart Phone and PDA products - due for launch in Q1 2004 
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