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The new full-QWERTY BlackBerry is finally here: the 8800. Expect the 0.55-inch thick with quad-band EDGE, a QVGA display, GPS, a microSD slot, Bluetooth 2.0, scroll ball, and a relatively full-QWERTY keyboard.

HP’s new iPAQ 510 Voice Messenger, the candybar will run Windows Mobile 6 Standard and top out with quadband GSM / EDGE, though the inclusion of 802.11b / g spices things up a bit on the data side and throws the possiblity of VoIP into the mix. A quick glance at the spec sheet shows a 220 x 176 display, 128MB ROM and 64MB RAM, microSD expansion, Bluetooth 1.2, and a lowly 200MHz OMAP850 to keep everything humming along without killing battery juice.

Eureka allows you to classify your files according to categories you assign rather than ones the system assigns. This means that 100 files could be in 100 different directories but in Eureka, they are all in the same category. This allows fast and easy searching according to keywords you already know.