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Palm

Filed under: Mobile — Moobys at 3:35 pm on Friday, June 25, 2010

Credits
1. Go to the Memory App
2. Place your stylus on the top of the screen
3. Press the down button

Easter Egg Mode
1. Go to General Preferences
2. In the bottom right hand corner of the screen (above the calculator) draw
a tiny clockwise circle
3. Exit Preferences

Taxi
1. PalmOS 1: Set the date to before February 1st, 1996
PalmOS 2: Enable “Easter Egg” mode (see above)
This seems to work in any app
2. Press the down button
3. Make a stroke from the middle of the graffiti area, going left to the
far left of the display

Error reading Drive C: Abort, Retry Fail?
1. Start the Giraffe game
2. Place your stylus on the top of the screen
3. Press the down button

Photo of two guys in suits
1. Start the Giraffe game
2. Place your stylus in the lower right corner
3. Press the up button

Dancing hula tree
1. Start the Giraffe game
2. Hit the Help button
3. Draw the ‘#’ character

Developer’s Backdoor 1 (turn on wait forever)
1. Start hotsync app
2. Press and hold both scroll buttons
3. Tap in the upper right corner

Developer’s Backdoor 2 (display comm stats)
1. Start hotsync app
2. Press and hold both scroll buttons
3. Tap in the lower right corner
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Sprint

Filed under: Mobile — Moobys at 12:47 am on Thursday, December 1, 2005

Sprint Nextel has agreed to buy wireless affiliate Alamosa Holdings for $4.3 billion in cash. The acquisition, announced Monday, includes the assumption of $900 million in debt. Alamosa is based in Lubbock, Texas, and provides Sprint PCS service in 19 states to about 1.49 million wireless subscribers.

CNET News.com –>

DoD

Filed under: Mobile — Moobys at 12:39 am on Thursday, December 1, 2005

The Department of Defense plans to purchase Sprint Nextel’s iDEN network. One result of this deal will be that Sprint will receive a large amount bandwidth in the 700 and 800Mhz bands, which it will use to offer nationwide mobile WiMax broadband services over the next four to five years.

PCS Intel –>

Cell

Filed under: Mobile — Moobys at 11:49 pm on Tuesday, September 20, 2005

An “electric nose” that can smell individuals’ own personal scents may begin to replace four-digit pin numbers and secret passwords within the next decade.

read more | digg story –>

Don

Filed under: Mobile — Moobys at 2:56 pm on Wednesday, June 1, 2005

Today I was behind someone talking on their cell phone as they attempted to drive. They came to a complete stop at two green lights and eventually they pulled into their place of employment… Sprint. –>