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MobilityBeat is a new community powered website focused on mobile technology. The new website features articles on mobile industry news, product reviews, tutorials, rumors and software. It serves as a user powered content portal specifically focused on covering all forms of the latest mobile tech products including smartphones, PDAs, digital music players, tablets and mobile gadget news.

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PICs not putting all your eggs in one basket

craigdts @ 12/6/2006 8:23:19 PM #

not enough to going on in palm community. Sad to see.

Congratulations, Ryan

cervezas @ 12/7/2006 2:27:08 AM #

The new site looks like it's going to be a very nice addition to your growing Internet empire! :-)

David Beers
Pikesoft Mobile Computing
www.pikesoft.com/blog

RE: PICs not putting all your eggs in one basket

SeldomVisitor @ 12/7/2006 6:37:12 AM #

As implied by the first post of this thread, the new site gets sufficiently far enough away from any OS to stay around when the OS doesn't...

[and that "bought back PalmOS sort of" article doesn't suggest at ALL that PalmOS isn't going to be one of the first to go away...]

Congrats Ryan

twizza @ 12/7/2006 1:16:57 PM #

While I am not a fan of all the user work that goes into Digg-like websites, what you have is nice and refreshing. Many blessings to you on it.

mobileministrymagazine.com
antoinerjwright.com

Yet another sign the end of Palm is near...

The_Voice_of_Reason @ 12/6/2006 8:28:16 PM #

Can't blame you for planning an exit strategy for Palminfocenter, Ryan. A cross between Gizmodo, Infosync and Palminfocenter might have the legs to survive in a web already super-saturated with technology sites, but only if the site offers something readers can't find elsewhere. It would be a shame to see Palminfocenter go the way of PalmStation, PDA Buzz, Brighthand, etc.

It might be useful to have a page listing the (arbitrary) "Top Ten" products in every major consumer electronics category, including specs, prices, +/- links to reviews.

Here's a few categories you could include:

- Pocket digital cameras
- SLR digital cameras
- Smartphones
- Dumbphones
- MP3 players
- Tablet PCs
- Laptops
- PDAs
- GPS

Having a simple, easy to read "expert" summary of the best gear out there would help people shopping in each of those categories and could help drive traffic to the site. Unfortunately, contests don't seem to attract the kind of people who are willing to stay and contribute to a site beyond the length of time the contest runs.

TVoR

RE: Yet another sign the end of Palm is near...

Ryan @ 12/6/2006 8:59:01 PM #

PalmInfocenter will continue on as always.

MobilityBeats's aim is to compliment other mobile and tech sites and provide a new community driven place for mobile enthusiasts.

Voice if there is anything you want to see covered on this site you can send it in yourself. It's an open site for anyone to author.

It's that easy to get a free Treo 680?!!

twrock @ 12/6/2006 11:24:55 PM #

To celebrate the launch, the site is giving away a new Treo 680 to any user that posts an article during the next month.

Ryan, are you sure that's the way you want to say that? Sounds like you are going to need to pick up a whole lot of Treo 680's. :-)

I'm still waiting for the mythical color HandEra.