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Best PDA-enabled web sites?

March 31, 2005

One thing about the Treo 650 is I find I actually use the web browser, which is something I’ve seldom ever done on Wi-Fi PDAs, WAP phones, etc.  In fact, I use it enough that I’m beginning to develop a collection of “favorite” PDA-enabled sites.  (Yes, making a PDA-enabled view of this site is on my to-do list somewhere too…)

Here’s my current list—please share your own favorites!


In no particular order:

http://mobile.answers.com/ - Useful for looking up all sorts of strange things.

http://pda.en.wapedia.org/ - Wikipedia for PDAs

http://www.google.com/xhtml - Google Mobile Search

http://www.accuweather.com/pda/pda_5dy.asp?act=L - Accuweather Mobile

http://mobile.wunderground.com/ - Weather Underground

Mobile

http://www.google.com/xhtml?site=local - Google Mobile Local (beta)

What’s on your PDA?

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One Response to “Best PDA-enabled web sites?”

  1. no imageNick (Check me out!) on June 8th, 2006 2:32 pm

    Try http://www.weather.com on your Palm. Tons of information. Easy to navigate. I love it.

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