;-) Gotta jump in on the cell phone arguement; I am surfing Amiga.org via my cell phone on the way home from work this morning, and posting this now via cell phone.
I can send e-mail, download files, and so on. Ironically, I even have an Amiga emulator installed, MyUAE.
Today's cell phone hardware has left classic Amiga hardware in the dust of ages past, and it's a shame. What I really want is to see my cell phone available in an AmigaOS version, instead of just Windows® Mobile and Palm® Versions.
Bill McEwen mentioned a while back that Amiga, Inc. had missed a deal that would have put AmigaOS on a device that "would sell in greater numbers than the iPhone," if I recall his wording correctly. Meanwhile, Palm has released two newer versions of my Tréo: the Tréo 800 and the Tréo Pro. Both are availble only in Windows versions because they feature both bluetooth and Wi-Fi, and an inherit limitation of Palm OS is that it cannot manage three radios at once. Soooo, we must wait until a new version of Palm OS is created from scratch while retaining existing Palm API's.
:-? Could this have been the deal that Amiga missed?
