David Pisarek’s blog

Well, after a ton of work, countless hours, and lots of research and input, the websites at work have been launched. All by 9 a.m. on the launch day!

Check them out and let me know what you think.

• Durham College – www.durhamcollege.ca
• UOIT – www.uoit.ca
• Durham College + UOIT – www.dc-uoit.ca

Well, it’s about time that Motorola released a version of the ‘Q’ for the Bell CDMA network. It’s been a few months (at least) since Telus Mobility Canada unveiled the Q for their network.

The pricing from Bell seems to be listed at $449 + taxes, however their website claims to have special promotional pricing for it’s launch. I’ve been waiting for the Q, as I think I might get rid of the Dell Axim X50v. There are only 3 downsides to the ‘Q’.

1. not a touch screen
2. no built-in wifi
• I’ve been seeing how much I use wifi on my Axim, and to be honest, not really all that frequently – although it’s quite cool that I can! I wonder if I get an SD wifi card if it will work on the ‘Q’
3. small internal memory – insufficient for any serious PDA users.

Here are the specs:

• Dimensions: (H) 116 x (W) 64 x (W) 11.5 mm Weight: 115 g
• 1xEV-DO network enabled
• 2.4″, 65,000-colour TFT
• QWERTY keypad with 5-way and thumbwheel navigation
• 64 MB SDRAM/128 MB Flash ROM
• 1.3 megapixel camera with flash
• Tethered data support
• E-mail- and Web-enabled
• Outlook® Mobile
• Media Player 10 Mobile
• Internet Explorer Mobile
• Pocket MSN including MSN Hotmail and MSN Messenger
• Bluetooth-enabled
  • Stereo Bluetooth Support
  • This device supports Bluetooth GAP (General AccessProfile), SPP (Serial Port Profile), FTP (File Transfer), OPP
• Messaging and Security Feature Pack (MSFP)
• Speaker phone
• Calendar
• To-do list
• Alarm clock
• Calculator
• Text Messaging

View more info. on the Bell Mobility Canada site.

View more info. on the Telus Mobility Canada site.

Yup… it’s my birthday!

YAY!

No idea where they came up with this idea or where they got 8 treadmills…