Styletap is one of the most useful utilities for Windows Mobile : it allows you to run Palm OS applications on Windows Mobile. Now Styletap has produced an experimental version of their software for the iPhone and iPod touch.
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The GSM (AT&T) version of the Palm Centro has been out for a few days. As a smartphone, it’s cheap and cheerful : nothing new, nothing outstanding, but a real value for money. Here is a roundup of the latest review for the Centro.
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Right on schedule as rumoured, Palm and AT&T announced the availability of the Centro smartphone. You can have the white version now and the black version will be available next month. I like the white, but the green buttons make me think twice about it. You can get the Centro from AT&T for US$99, with a 2 year contract.
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A while back, I ranted about how eReader Pro for Windows Mobile was free, while the version for Palm OS had less functionality and cost money. Well, that’s fixed now. eReader Pro is now free for all platforms. eReader (the company) was recently bought over by ebook retailer Fictionwise. This is most welcome news indeed. For Palm OS, eReader Pro includes the ability to read dictionaries and autoscrolling. For Windows Mobile, it includes the ability to browse and purchase ebooks over the air.