JETCET PRINT lets you print documents, photos, email and much more from your Windows Mobile Pocket PC phone. Quickly add printers, browse to files, and print. No more complicated configuration steps or additional software required. Print the most common file formats with JETCET PRINT. Printing is fast, easy and intuitive. All you need is a Bluetooth or network connection to get started.

Embattled Internet telephone company Vonage settled its contentious patent dispute with Verizon Oct. 25, agreeing to pay as much as $120 million for infringing on Verizon’s patents. The terms of the resolution depend on how the Court of Appeals decides Vonage’s pending petition for rehearing regarding two of the Verizon patents.

If Vonage wins a rehearing on either of the two patents or if the injunction is vacated, Vonage will pay Verizon $80 million. If Vonage does not win rehearing on either of the patents, or if the stay is lifted reinstating the injunction, Vonage will pay $120 million, which includes $2.5 million payable to certain charities.

Given the option of contesting a traffic ticket, most motorists–19 out of 20 by some estimates–would rather pay up than pit their word against a police officer’s in court. A retired sheriff’s deputy nevertheless hopes to beat the long odds of the law by setting the performance of a police officer’s radar gun against the accuracy of the GPS tracking device he installed in his teenage stepson’s car.

The log he downloaded, using software provided by the GPS unit’s Colorado-based supplier, showed the teen was going the speed limit within 100 feet of where a Petaluma officer clocked him speeding.

Google is beginning to turn on IMAP access for users of its Web based Gmail email service. IMAP is generally a better option for mobile device users as it allows clients to remain in sync regardless of how or where the email is accessed. Using IMAP you can keep the same information synced across all devices so that whatever you do in one place shows up everywhere else you might access your email.

The service is free to users of Gmail and Google mail. The option can be found on the “Forwarding and POP/IMAP” tab in your Gmail “Settings.” Not all accounts have been activated yet, but Google says they are currently working to enable all users as fast as they can.

The cenOmax F7024B 7-inch digital photo frame is a beautifully-designed photo frame with playback features that make it ideal for the home, office, college dorms, or for traveling executives. The F7024B includes four interchangeable frame inserts to match the style and decor of any room–and any season of the year. It incorporates the Auto Rotate feature which automatically rotates images for proper viewing, whether the frame is positioned vertically or horizontally. The built-in alarm clock and calendar option make it an ideal travel companion for students and executives.

The F7024B can play back photos, video, and audio in several formats including SD/MMC/MS/xD/CF for photos, supports major video formats and MP3 audio through its built-in speakers, and allows users to add music to their slideshows. The F7024B 7-inch digital photo frame will be available at retail outlets nationwide in October and have a suggested retail price of $89.99.

Parrot announced that its MMS digital photo frame will hit stores by the end of the year. With the PARROT DF7700, easily display and share all your photos with anyone you want, anytime, anyplace, anywhere.

What’s the secret? A SIM card with a dedicated call number built directly into the photo frame, allowing you to send your photos straight to the PARROT DF7700 via MMS from your mobile phone, wherever you are in the world and regardless of your operator. Say goodbye to parents moaning about never seeing your holiday snaps: with the PARROT DF7700, send your favourite photos wirelessly and with the press of a button to the digital photo frame.

BusinessWeek’s “Technology & You” section has posted a new editorial entitled Palm’s Fading LifeLine. The editorial, written by Stephen H. Wildstrom, is quite a hard-hitting examination of the recent fumbles of Palm amidst increasingly fierce smartphone competition.

The piece claims that the recently launched Centro smartphone, despite generally positive reviews, is nothing more than a cut-down version of the Treo 755p. Wildstrom makes a particular point to note the size constraints of the Centro’s screen, battery, and keyboard. The article ultimately concludes that the recent lackluster efforts of the pioneering PDA company might be too little, too late, especially after being compounded by the resource drain brought about by the now-cancelled Foleo Mobile Companion.

Palm announced that its recapitalization plan with the private-equity firm Elevation Partners has closed, positioning Palm to lead the next phase of the smartphone and mobile-computing markets. Elevation has invested $325 million in Palm, and the company will utilize these proceeds along with existing cash and $400 million of new debt to finance a $9 per share cash distribution. Palm shareholders of record as of Oct. 24, 4 p.m. EDT, should receive the cash distribution within approximately 10 business days.

Palm and PORTA announced the Treo 750 smartphone in Ecuador, the first Windows Mobile based Treo smartphone to take advantage of PORTA’s network. The Treo 750 offers the Palm experience on Microsoft’s Windows Mobile 5.0 operating system.

For Windows Mobile smartphone users, there’s AOL MyMobile, an application that allows users access to several AOL-owned services, including AOL Mail, MapQuest and Moviefone. MyMobile is similar to a service from Yahoo, which has a comparable interface and offers mobile versions of Yahoo services.