The DashDAQ is in a class by itself. It is a cross between a data acquisition system, diagnostic tool, automotive gauge display, and a handheld computer. DashDAQ™ uses a high performance processor to run Linux and drive a high resolution color display. Cutting edge design and high volume manufacturing allows Drew Tech to offer the DashDAQ™ technology in a compact and affordable package.

I have been wanting to test and use this phone ever since it came out, in 2005. So when Hi-Mobile.net provided us with the opportunity to review the Nokia 8801, I did not think twice about accepting the review, says Thom.

Philips introduced a couple of VOIP (Voice Over IP) cordless handsets this year, and they have just arrived in New Zealand, after being available in the U.S. for a couple of months. These devices operate with DECT (Digitally Enhanced Cordless Telephone) technology. Users can make and receive calls on both Public Switched Telephone Network (PSTN) and IM networks from a single handset, giving users freedom to move away from a computer but still be able to communicate via IM platforms using voice. Both will still require a PC on and connected to the Internet, but that's about it.

Archos is known for being a leader in the portable media player market, and one of their latest offerings -- the Archos 604 -- is no exception. Being accompanied to the market by the 404, 504, and 604 WiFi, the Archos 604 is a widescreen dream of sorts, boasting an ample-sized 4.3-inch color display, support for a wide range of picture, music, and video files.

Today we are going to test the world's first sport smartphone claimed to be water-, dust-, and shock-proof. It is not the first time we crush test Nokia phones but it is the first time we do it to a "smart" phone.

Here is a quick rundown of some very nice accessories for the iPod Nano 1st Generation. Geeks.com were very generous to send us some items for a review.

SoftMaker is now offering a complete mobile office suite for Pocket PC devices. With its advanced functionality and ability to preserve native formatting of Microsoft Word or Excel documents, SoftMaker Office 2006 is an excellent alternative to the built-in Mobile Office package. In fact, it offers the full feature set of a modern office suite.

StyleTap has released version 1.0 of its Palm OS emulating platform for Windows Mobile devices. StyleTap allows mobile users to run almost most applications and games written for any version of Palm OS (including version 5 applications that use ARMlets) on their Pocket PC, even a VGA-enabled one, with no compromise on performance or functionality. Network applications work great through Wi-Fi, serial or USB connections. There is also support for IrDA and Bluetooth communications.

Samsung has taken the music phone concept a step further with the release of a device that could very easily be mistaken for being just an MP3 player. The new Samsung SGH-X830 'Mini MP3 Phone' combines the ease of use of a music player with full phone functionality in a stylish design.

Microsoft was kind enough to get Gizmodo some hands-on time with the Zune, not batting an eye as we eagerly slided the player down our pants, enjoying the material it was made out of. Our thoughts first, then a gallery later. And a video of the UI here.