With the new antenna-less Treo 750v coming soon, do you worry that your old Treo will look dated?  Treoantenna.com has the answer – shorter replacement antennas.  The antennas, which cost around US$30, come in blue or gray and you can install them yourself in 5 minutes.
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In the past 18 months that I’ve had my Treo 650 smartphone, I have been pretty conservative about accessories. I have only really used my old Ericsson HBH-600 Bluetooth Headset, and the original wired headset that came with my Treo 650. I listen to a lot of podcasts during the day, especially during commutes and traffic jams. The Treo wired headset was actually very useful for that – I could listen to a podcast and easily incoming answer calls.
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One of the most-criticized aspect of the Palm Treo 650 smartphone is the lack of WiFi support.   Other Palm devices and the Windows Mobile-powered Treo 700w can use WiFi SD cards, but even the newer Treo 700p is frustratingly WiFi-handicapped.  The good news is that there are workarounds.  The Enfora 802.11 Wi-Fi Sled for Palm Treo 650 is an unusually shaped sled that solves the WiFi issue.
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The US Palm Store is having a special offer on the Treo Wireless Headset.  With a mail-in rebate, you can get the wireless headset for only $49.99.  The entire package, which normally retails for US$79.99,  includes the Bluetooth Headset, AC Adaptor (100-240V) with 5 International Plugs, Carrying Pouch and the User Manual.  Since the Wireless Headset uses the same charger as your Treo 650 or 700p, this means you get an extra charger. 
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