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http://www.msnbc.com/news/573904.asp

>But Danger isn�t the only company trying to build a Blackberry-type email device. Others like Good Technology
>of Redwood City, Calif., and Motorola are also building gizmos that let users send and receive wireless email.

Well, Good's MP3 player is much simpler and smaller than Innogear's, so maybe they can come out with a cool
little 2-way pager that's much smaller than Glenayre's @ctiveBrick (I mean @ctivelink!)

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I have to wonder if the author didn't mean Glenayre instead of Good. I've tried getting advance information from Good, back when the company was still called SpringThings. Of all the PR departments I interviewed for the 2000 PC Expo, the guy at SpringThings/Good wins the award for Most Cagey Interviewee in SV. It's even easier to tease information out of Handspring. If Mr. Malik knows something about what's cooking at Good that isn't known to the public, he must have connections at the CIA.

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Well, whatever -- as long as one of these 2-way solutions can enable me to get a date w/Claudia Schiffer!

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Originally posted by bkbk
Well, whatever -- as long as one of these 2-way solutions can enable me to get a date w/Claudia Schiffer!

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It's a module, not a magic wand!