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I would make some improovements on it tho.

• Calendar alerts with a snooze function.
• Tasks

Otherwise, it's excellent for accessing email and a fully rendered webpage. Reading and replying to email is easy enough. I am even able to connect to my work's exchange server. AT&T service is very spotty though, almost aggravating. If the original iPhone carrier was Verizon, I would've been happier.

A personalized feed aggregator like netvibes or pageflakes also helps when you're dealing with tons of thingas to check on.

How about a 'tech gadget' that can run your business from anywhere your are? There is a new technology solution that is here today called Software as a Service - SAAS. This solution should be taken seriously as a consideration for running your business and web site because it helps solve the myriad
of day-to-day issues single owner, small and medium size businesses face.

In today's work place issues like travel, two offices, part-time workers, teleworkers, stay at home mom's are becoming a large factor in the operational ability of a company to be efficient and productive. Additional issues of email mgt, shared contacts, shared calendars, order management, inventory management - all need to be addressed. This tool not only provides easy management of your web site thru simply to use Content Tools and centralized your business data - you can access it from any computer/pda/cell phone - with an Internet connection.

In typical software you have 5-9 pieces of software, phones, pda, servers, web site designers, hosting - and the story goes on and on. What if you could lease a 'service' for a low monthly fee (like cable television) that solved all these problems and significantly cut those expenses! Take a look at http://www.internetoffice.biz as one of the providers of this new 'gadget' to help business get organized, centralized, efficient, productive and most of all happy doing their job!

To learn more about the new SAAS watch this short video: http://www.internetoffice.biz/overview/whatisSAAS.aspx

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I like the Remote deposit service info. Sound interesting. Thanks for that.

The lates coolest "gadget" I've found is a Cellular Wireless broadband router. This is a router where you can insert a Verizon wireless card (commonly used in laptops) and you will get 4 broadband hot ports where you can connect 4 devices like in any other network. This is a cool way to share your Wireless broadband connection which it's been always subject to only your laptop. I use it when I install my Camera security system in construction sites where there is no power, phone or internet wiring yet. This way my customers can keep eyes on their constructions from their offices. Also they can use a VoIP phone for a temporary construction office.

Another cool gadget is my Vonage wireless WI-FI phone. Any place where there is a free internet hot-spot (restaurants, hotels, airports or neighbors) my vonage wi-fi picks up the internet signal and I get unlimited nationwide calls over the internet at a very unexpensive flat montly rate.

I've got a widescreen computer, very nice to manipulate multi windows, softwares, etc...

Another gadget, I build my computers myself all the time, I choose my CPU, my motherboard, etc...put all parts together it was fun, work great, very very fast computer.

Thanks for the router info, this is really helpful info for me.

That's cool, I recently discover many French banks offer this service. At the branch you can get a safe service, but why not to offer a online a mega secure safe for all very important electonic files?

Well score81, I really careful about the new gadget like the PDA for a few security concerns:

1) They don't provide firewall

2) The Bluetooth can be accessible by anyone if close enough from your devise.

3) All anti-virus software companies start to offer this service for PDA or smart devise.

I don't understand why Microsoft Mobile don't have any firewall, that's a shame when you know how Microsoft is targeted. I hope to see some main updates very soon.