Before the end of the decade, I expect that such computers will be as commonplace as today's Walkmans, electronic hearing aids, eyeglasses, and wristwatches. This isn't because Be users need Windows, however, but it's simply because Windows has sewn up the PC operating system market. The BeOS could work fine on its own, he said. S oDeog Technologies is a tiny North Carolina start-up whose new SyncTalk software allows formerly incompatible handhelds to communicate. They do so above the level of the operating systems where it can translate among the languages that PDAs use to store and format information.
Transmission is by infrared.