Cell Phones/PDA's that you can write code and program with?
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I would look into the Palm Treo 650 or 700 series phones.
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Mainly it depends on what features you want in it. Many cellular companies offer PDAs that have phones built into them, while Dell offers PDAs that have fast processors and graphics chips. Palm has PDAs with large storage capacities and wireless, while some have GPS. It would be difficult to call one PDA the best one without having a set of guidelines to go by.
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Here, I found a nice PDA that you might want take a look. I believe this is just perfect for you to use it. Here the site. http://froogle.google.com/froogle_cluster?q=palm+tungsten&pid=4893142011386101065&oid=12031227615629487880&btnG=Search+Froogle&scoring=mrd&hl=en\nThere is ton of PDA you can find and I understand that review are too techinical. Is there any other question that you might to ask? Just feel free to e-mail by clicking my profile and e-mail me.
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try www.msn.com and go into their programming section.  Lot's there
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Most definitely Yes!\n\nYou'll need to visit microsoft.com and look at their development tools for Windows Mobile. That's right, you can code anything you want in .NET, but it's got to be a phone that's running the Windows OS.
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Go to Download.com and then go to mobile section. It has all the softwares for Pocket PC like wi-fi, bluetooth, irda.\nIf that was not good enough then go here.... http://www.pocketgear.com/
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I'm pretty sure the major ones are all 32-bit - Symbian, Windows Mobile, Palm OS. Easiest to transition software and develop for 32-bit
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Well ..from the phone's manufacturer web site:) Go in download section and look for some management program. Or www.download.com, if you know the name of the program.\n\ne.g. Nokia PC suite, Mobile phone manager (for some siemens models), EasyStudio PIMS & File Manager (for some samsung phones) and so on.\n\nEdit: Oh yes, you need a cable, or bluetooth for the PC (if the phone has BT), or Infrared port ;)
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Some kind of pocket PC for sure.\n\nIf you want to hang on for a while, and save up a few more hundered then you could wait for the Ultra-Mobil PC's coming out within the next year or so.\n\nI'm looking at buying a PDA/Cellphone combo myself. Your budget should be able to accomodate one of those. They range from $200 to $600.
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some usefull links\nwww.forum.nokia.com/\nhttp://www.symbian.com/developer/
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I think the software you are looking for  Motorola Mobile Phone Tools which is NOT available to download for free legally. You could try www.motomodders.net (you need to sign up for a free account)they will allow you to download the p2k driver (motorola driver pack) which you need for windows to recognise the phone, as well as other very good freeware software for modding and working with your phone. For a doenload of the genuine motorola phone tools try shop motorola.
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Get this book: \n\nhttp://www.jasonlam604.com/books.php...\n(it's free and will certainly make you happy if you are planning a J2ME game)\nI'm sure I remember a J2ME implementation of a flash screen in it. It has many many other snippets of code you will probably need.
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You can buy a PDA for 100$, but a good working laptop will be impossible. It will suffice most of your requirments of a laptop
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Look at CQphone. It's free.
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Yes, I have had good experience with PALM PDAs. Lotus notes actually has an app. that works with PALM OS's to retrieve email and such.
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Check Ebay as I checked once and they had software and cables for my wife's phone.
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try meebo. my friend suggested it to me and I think it works great :D