Re: [NTLK] Newton is dead, long live Newton.

You know...I've long had this very same idea...and now that bluetooth has become so prevalent, there is no reason it can't happen. I envision that the earpiece at the top of a phone can become dicsonnected from the main body of the phone and becomes a seperate bluetooth enabled earpiece when seperate. When "docked" to the phone, it performs the function of a speaker and charges the battery...
This is the level of utility I am looking for in a phone...
Ed
jstaub <jstaub@cox.net> wrote:
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From: "Dan"
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Sent: Saturday, January 13, 2007 9:20 AM
Subject: Re: [NTLK] Newton is dead, long live Newton.

Very true Ed. It is the OS/interface that makes the Newt special. I
find that for what I want the screen on phones is just too small for a<snip>
be able to use any phone service I want). Perhaps this small headset
could slide into a port like the pen does. It seems to me that this
could be done and would satisfy the needs of everyone. Except f<snip>

Don't You Love Mistyping URL's....
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....when they turn out to be pretty neat.

In this case I was trying for Engadget.com, and instead wound up at www.edgadget.com which appears to have lots of Newton software.

 - ProfessorF from the UK pcpro/macuser forum
 
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