PDAs (Personal Digital Assistants) are not supported on Wireless Broadband, but connection is possible.

Yes. PDAs must be running Pocket PC 2002 or PocketPC 2003, be equipped with an 802.11b compliant adapter, and be using an 802.1x client (such as the Aegis or Alfa & Ariss client )

Yes. In fact, one satisfied customer said she's tried everything for her Handspring Treo Communicator but was not satisfied until using Phreego. And she didn't want to pay the high-priced Earthlink charges as was recommended to her by her wireless vendor. Just remember, when dialing into our server without using our dialer program you will need to add @phreego.net to the end of your user name. For example: yourname@phreego.net.

Yes! BeamItNow! supports all Bluetooth enabled devices that can beam images, audio files, messages, calendar entries, contacts, etc via Bluetooth.

Many laptop computers and PDA’s have built-in wireless networking. If yours does not, you will have to PURCHASE an 802.11b or 802.11b/g network adapter that is 802.1x compatible. 802.1x compatibility is critical, since that is the security protocol that facilitates access to the system. Any 802.11b/g network device that fully supports the 802.1x protocol should work. You will also need to purchase or download an appropriate 802.

This is now possible, at least with some Pocket PC 2003 and Windows Mobile 2005 systems. Please see How to connect to the wireless hotspots on campus page. Why does my PDA hang while synchronising with Calendar? Check that you are using the latest version of Calendar Sync, as older versions where unable to synchronise repeating events created on the PDA.

Yes, you are able to connect to the Wireless Network from your PDA. You can find instructions on how to configure your PDA at:

To access Air Canada Mobile Services, select the web browser function from the menu on your mobile phone. You can access Air Canada directly from the menus of the following wireless carriers: Bell Mobility - On the main menu under "Today's Info", select "Travel" and choose Air Canada from the menu. SaskTel Mobility- On the main menu, under "Shop & Go", select "Shop" and then click on "Go" and choose Air Canada from the menu.

Simply direct your browser to the restaurant's page and you will automatically be served a WAP version of the menu for your device.

Yes and No. We feel that if you are comfortable with only doing a small part of the full medical records that Health Probe can do, then you may be able to use a PDA to write scripts or enter simple orders. The PDA, by itself, currently does not have enough firepower to do all that Health Probe does. The PDA can show only small portions of the medical records and needs to be re-synched or reloaded.

Support for Palm Top or PDA computers is being developed at this stage. DIT will advise staff and students of up dates to the Wireless Service via the daily What’s News service.

Yes. As this moment only Pocket PC 2002 is supported. However, Pocket IE does not support pop-up window. The built-in e-mail client Inbox does not support SSL for incoming e-mail (POP3). Password will not be encrypted when sending to the e-mail server. Please always go to the web page hotspot.pccwwifi.com for disconnection after use.

We are not commenting on the services Verizon will launch around Flash technology, but our immediate goal is to enable Flash Lite on Verizon handsets, thereby providing enhanced user experiences such as enhanced WAP browsing, user interfaces, games, business applications and advanced phone-based portals.

You must first have downloaded and installed the PQA from Palm.Net for My Docs Online. The file can be found at http://wireless.palm.net/apps/users/download/1,1051,940,00.html To access the Wireless Fax feature, login to your My Docs Online account from the installed My Docs Online PQA on your Palm VII. Select a folder and then a file you wish to send as a fax. If you have purchased the optional fax package, enterable fields will appear allowing you to key in: A cover page message.

Yes, however it has limited web browsing capabilities. The following is a list of tested PDA's that are known to work on the UTS wireless network. The UTS Programmer's Society will be providing in-person technical support for student's connection to the new wireless network at the following locations: Support will commence after 19th February 2007 and opening times will be published daily on the Noticeboard and Posters outside Building 10 Room 380a.

Yes, however ISD has not yet investigated running VPN software or IPSEC with PDAs. We have only tested them using PEAP an 802.1x authentication and encryption mechanism. We have plans to look at some VPN software to see if it is compatible with our environment.

long as you have a proper Internet connection with a web browser, you are all set for wireless access to tdctrade.com mobile edition.

Yes. Anyone with a laptop/PDA can connect to the Internet using the library's wireless connection if it is equipped with a wireless card. You can also connect to the Internet using a wired campus network port. There are about 10 wired ports throughout the library.<

Cornell University's Red Rover wireless network service is separate from the ResNet network available in the residence halls, with a few special exceptions. Use of personal wireless access points within the residence halls requires that you report this to ResNet when you subscribe and is limited to use by ResNet subscribers. Subscribers who intend to use a wireless station may indicate this during the subscription process.

Yes, depending on the PDA model. Your choices are a built-in wireless connectivity, or an attached wireless modem. If your PDA doesn't have the ability to connect directly with the Internet, you can still view select Web Pages by downloading them into your PDA when you do a HotSync. AvantGo allows you to do this.

Oddcast has adapted the VHost technology used by SitePal for use on some PDAs. Please contact Oddcast for more information.

The Geogrid® PDA Viewer Software can be used to transfer data from the Geogrid® product range Top10, Top25, Top50, Top200, etc. from the PC to the PDA. After you have registered Online-Shop NRW , you can download the software against payment of a charge. You will find an extensive description here.

Wireless access, via the AirBears campus service, is available in many campus libraries. UC Berkeley students, faculty, and staff with a CalNet ID are eligible to use this free service. Visiting scholars and campus affiliates can obtain a CalNet ID from their sponsoring department. Wireless cards and the necessary software are available for one-day checkout at the Moffitt Library Circulation Desk and the Public Health Library.

A good starting point for learning how to use your PDA is the reference material that came with your device. For Palm devices, this information is also on-line at http://www.palm.com/us/support/handhelds.html. Another good source of information for beginners is the AACN PDA tutorial on-line at: http://www.aacn.org/AACN/conteduc.nsf/vwdoc/MainCEs#Inform. It is a user-friendly audio visual CE program for $10.

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You're driving down the street and see a "For Sale Sign" on a magnificent home. "Hmm...," you wonder, "how much are they selling it for?" You pull out your internet ready cellular phone and punch in "HomeSeekers.com". Through the custom menu you enter the street address and see that the home is selling far less then you anticipated. Arrow down to the agent's phone number and press "CALL". You are now connected to the Real Estate Listing Agent.

Please make sure that you have a GRPS enabled PDA. Use the browser and type in http://xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx/image.cgi (where xxx is the WAN IP address or your Domain Name). You will then be directed to this page;

Yes, we provide WAP access to your WebMail or ProMail email account. Point your WAP browser to the following URL: