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ALSO CALLED:
PocketPC,
Personal Digital Assistants,
Pocket PC
DEFINITION: Palm is the trade name for a popular personal digital assistant (PDA), a form of handheld device that is also known as a palmtop computer. The Palm is about the same size as a stenographer's tablet. Dataappears on an liquid crystal display (LCD) screen. One of the outstanding features of the Palm is its basic method of data entry: a writing device, called a stylus, can be pointed at icons on the
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Ensuring The Availability of Blackberry Enterprise Server
sponsored by Double-Take Software
WHITE PAPER:
In order to implement a plan for protecting and backing up BlackBerry handhelds, it's important to understand how the Blackberry Enterprise Server solution works within an existing email environment. This paper gives a quick lessong to that end, then concentrates on ensuring the availability of the Blackberry Enterprise Server
Posted: 16 Nov 2009 | Published: 16 Nov 2009
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Analyst paper: Mobile Banking Creates a Bright Spot Within the Struggling Financial Services Industry
sponsored by BlackBerry
ANALYST REPORT:
Mobile banking is quickly growing in popularity among young, affluent, tech-savvy smartphone users in America and Canada. As a result, financial institutions will have a highly interactive and expandable line of services and devices they can use to engage their customers.
Posted: 27 Jul 2009 | Published: 27 Jul 2009
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Podcast: Protecting Data on the Edge
sponsored by Zenith Infotech
PODCAST:
In this expert podcast W. Curtis Preston describes the most effective techniques, tools and best practices for protecting edge or mobile data.
Posted: 08 Jul 2009 | Premiered: 08 Jul 2009
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PDA DEFINITION (continued): … Palm is the trade name for a popular personal digital assistant (PDA), a form of handheld device that is also known as a palmtop computer. The Palm is about the same size as a stenographer's tablet. Dataappears on an liquid crystal display (LCD) screen. One of the outstanding features of the Palm is its basic method of data entry: a writing device, called a stylus, can be pointed at icons on the display to select items for entry. The stylus can also be used to enter alphanumeric data (words and numbers) by manually scrawling them across the face of the display. This is known as Graffiti. More recently, a Palm can be purchased with a built-in mini-keyboard or optionally a collapsible full-size keyboard can be attached.The Palm can not only be used to originate, store, and process data on its own, but it can download data from a desktop or notebook computer or from the Internet, process it, and then upload the new data back. PDA definition sponsored by SearchMobileComputing.com, powered by WhatIs.com an online computer dictionary
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