Friday, May 09, 2008
HTC had announced their follow up to the popular HTC Touch, the Touch Diamond.
"Featuring a sharp 2.8-inch touch screen housed within a stunning formation of brushed steel and flawless faceted edges, the HTC Touch Diamond is as beautiful to behold as it is to use.
With HTC's vibrant touch-responsive user interface, TouchFLO 3D, and ultra-fast HSDPA internet connectivity the HTC Touch Diamond offers a rich online experience to rival a notebook computer, allowing you to interact with Google, YouTube, and Wikipedia as freely as you would with a broadband connection."
You can read more about the device by clicking the link below, and reading the product page on the HTC web site.
Tuesday, April 29, 2008
Electric Pocket has announced the Windows Mobile release of Flipside, an iPhone-like interface that allows users to visually scroll through their music.
"FlipSide, the MP3 player from Electric Pocket that has had BlackBerry users buzzing, is now available to users of Windows Mobile devices such as the Treo 700xw, Mogul, Ace, and Blackjack. The feature that has made FlipSide such an instant hit among BlackBerry users is its iPhone-like interface that allows users to visually "swoosh" through their music quickly and easily."
FlipSide retails for $19.95 and a free trial download is available by clicking the link below.
"FlipSide, the MP3 player from Electric Pocket that has had BlackBerry users buzzing, is now available to users of Windows Mobile devices such as the Treo 700xw, Mogul, Ace, and Blackjack. The feature that has made FlipSide such an instant hit among BlackBerry users is its iPhone-like interface that allows users to visually "swoosh" through their music quickly and easily."
FlipSide retails for $19.95 and a free trial download is available by clicking the link below.
Monday, April 21, 2008
Developer One has announced the release of iFitOne, a unique weight loss tracking solution to help everyone stay motivated with their diet and fitness goals.
"iFitOne simplifies everything. Quickly track your food intake by servings. Customize your own daily goals. Focus on eating healthy food, try to avoid the junk, get some exercise and keep track of it every day. Daily reminders help you: stay motivated, keep your daily log up to date, and focused on success. The more often you see your goals and your progress, the more likely you will be to stick to your weight loss and fitness plans."
Click the link below to read more, or to download a trial version of th software.
"iFitOne simplifies everything. Quickly track your food intake by servings. Customize your own daily goals. Focus on eating healthy food, try to avoid the junk, get some exercise and keep track of it every day. Daily reminders help you: stay motivated, keep your daily log up to date, and focused on success. The more often you see your goals and your progress, the more likely you will be to stick to your weight loss and fitness plans."
Click the link below to read more, or to download a trial version of th software.
Tuesday, April 15, 2008
Makayama Software has announced the release of TouchBrowser for Pocker PC.
"Get iPhone-style internet browsing on your Pocket PC. TouchBrowser lets you control everything using only your fingers. You can type using the large keyboard, glide through web content and scroll through pages with a flick, with full page view."
The software works on all Pocket PCs with QVGA and VGA screens. Click the link below to purchase, or to read more information.
"Get iPhone-style internet browsing on your Pocket PC. TouchBrowser lets you control everything using only your fingers. You can type using the large keyboard, glide through web content and scroll through pages with a flick, with full page view."
The software works on all Pocket PCs with QVGA and VGA screens. Click the link below to purchase, or to read more information.
Thursday, April 10, 2008
The Mozilla foundation is advising that the mobile version of their "Firefox" web browser, based on Firefox 3 is seeing 600% speed in its latest builds.
"Based on the same Firefox 3 codebase, it will "bring a true web experience to mobile phones and other non-PC devices," according to the foundation. It may also include a "bridge" allowing users to migrate cookies, bookmarks, history, form-fill data, and other information from their desktop browsers to their mobiles."
Click the link below to read the full story at Windows For Devices.
Bell is launching a new service that allows you to receive real time email on some of their Windows Mobile devices.
"Mobile email lets you access your personal and business email on your phone or smartphone in near real time. Now, you can stay connected to your friends, family and colleagues no matter where you are.
Easy set-up and management of your email accounts (up to 4) can all be done right from your phone or smartphone. POP3/IMAP email account types such as Sympatico, Gmail and AOL are supported."
Mobile email is currently being offered on the Motorola Q, HTC 5800/6800/Touch, and the Palm Treo 700wx.
"Mobile email lets you access your personal and business email on your phone or smartphone in near real time. Now, you can stay connected to your friends, family and colleagues no matter where you are.
Easy set-up and management of your email accounts (up to 4) can all be done right from your phone or smartphone. POP3/IMAP email account types such as Sympatico, Gmail and AOL are supported."
Mobile email is currently being offered on the Motorola Q, HTC 5800/6800/Touch, and the Palm Treo 700wx.
Thursday, April 03, 2008
Yahoo has provided some details on the future of its search features for mobile devices.
"The big feature here will be voice-enabled queries powered by a company called vlingo. Yahoo! is now a major investor in the company and has exclusive rights to its voice technology. It looks pretty straightforward; you hold down the call key and tell it what you're looking for. Sounds easy enough. Apparently vlingo is able to intelligently work with natural speech so that, for instance, saying "N-C-double-A" will result in NCAA items."
Click below to read the story at Crunchgear.
Wednesday, March 26, 2008
PocketLint is reporting that Microsoft is set to officially announce the release of Windows Mobile 6.1, possibly to coincide with the CTIA Wireless show taking place in Las Vegas at the same time.
"Pocket-lint has learnt from sources close to the matter that Microsoft will announce the much-rumoured refresh to its mobile phone operating system, Windows Mobile, on the 1st of April 2008. An improvement over Windows Mobile 6 released in February 2007 the new version, unsurprisingly named 6.1, will be a stop-gap measure to keep both consumers and industry happy until the launch of Windows Mobile 7."
Click the link below for more details.