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The Personal Digital Assistants better known as the PDA’s are new age electronic devices that store all your personal information and data and process it whenever you need it.

These devices are not only about storing and retrieving data but they come with a variety of options for added functionality and convenience.

These devices are equipped to give you more functionality than processing data and these new functionalities include handwriting recognition, networking, wireless communications, MP3 players, phone etc.

This device can be classified by considering its functionality and the operating system or OS it uses. More features like the Memory and processing speed also help us to determine different types of PDA’s.

But in general you will find the PDA’s classified as hand-held PDA’s and palm-sized PDA’s. The only major differences between these two being size, display and mode of data entry.

The hand-held PDA’s, if compared to the palm-sized PDA’s, tend to be larger and heavier.They have larger liquid crystal displays (LCD) and use a miniature keyboard, usually in combination with touch-screen technology, for data entry. Read the rest of this entry »

I’ve searched and searched the internet looking for a pda flip phone that has good reviews and the features that I want. Am I going to have to go to Italy to find one? No, that won’t work because pda’s are on their way out there. North America has been taking shipment of well over 50% of all pda flip phones worldwide, everyone else seems to want smartphones these days. So I’m in the right country. Why can’t I find a pda flip phone that suits my needs?

The differences between a pda flip phone and a flip smartphone are few, but to me they are kind of major. I want the touch screen capability that a pda phone offers. I also want the computer programs that I can use with a pda that I can’t with smartphones. I understand that the pda flip phone with be bulkier but I’m willing to put up with a bulky pda flip phone in order to be able to leave my way bulkier laptop at home. And I want a keypad, not numbers that I have to turn into letters. I’m not very good at text messaging, either. Read the rest of this entry »