Not a day goes by during which I don’t lament my inability to hook up my Blackberry to a full-size monitor and keyboard. OK, I’ve never actually thought that, but the REDFLY dock from Celio can do it regardless. More »
The Register stumbled across a patent for the “Smart Interface System for Mobile Communication Devices”, a smartphone extension dock that lets you easily plop your phone onto your home network and connect peripherals.
We just got hands-on with the Redfly Mobile, the Palm Foleo-ish Windows Mobile UMPC that feeds off of the processing power (and user interface) of your WinMo phone. Here’s what we think.
Remember the Palm Foleo? This REDFLY Mobile Companion is just like that, except it’s for Windows Mobile phones. The MC looks like a small 8-inch screen laptop (styled in Famicom colours), has a keyboard and touchpad, but weighs 860 grams and measures 9x6x1-inches. The point of this? To hook up to your Windows Mobile phone via USB or Bluetooth in order to “extend the smartphone platform to a larger display, keyboard, and mouse”, essentially what the Foleo was trying to do.
