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Speereo joins the AT&T Wireless Certified Solution Parnter Program |
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May 12, 2008 - 10:27 PM - by Computer Ninja
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Speereo™ Software UK, a British developer of proprietary speech technologies, joins the AT&T Wireless Certified Solution Partner program.
Speereo™ Voice Translator successfully passed AT&T testing process. AT&T Certificate confirms that the program performance and usability meet AT&T standards.
Speereo™ Voice Translator is a unique phrase book for business travelers and active people. Select a phrase in one of eleven provided languages, and Speereo Voice Translator will immediately read back the same phrase in the target language. Voice Translator also offers really useful tools for travelers, including all listings of flights within your region and flights to/from the rest of the world—even the low cost carriers.
The program also includes Weather Forecast, Currency Calculator, World Time, City Events and more…
Benefits:
· Complex solution for business travellers
· Support of Asian languages
· Multiplatform solution for Symbian and PocketPC devices
· Multilanguage interface and documentation for 11 languages
Speereo™ Voice Translator is now included... [Read More]
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Celio Plans Support for Windows Mobile 6.1 and 12 New Phones |
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May 09, 2008 - 3:35 AM - by Computer Ninja
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http://crm.tmcnet.com/news/2008/05/06/3427193.htm
"Celio, a provider of mobile solutions for the smartphone market, announced it is planning support for Windows Mobile 6.1 and 12 additional smartphone models during Q2 2008.The company said the new smartphones include Windows Mobile standard models, including the Motorola Q and Samsung Blackjack II. The Redfly makes maximum use of the smartphone without requiring the setup and configuration or the backup and management of an ultralight mobile PC, said Kirt Bailey, Celio president and CEO. Its influence on TCO and Data Loss Prevention in the enterprise is profound, and for corporate customers these are typically some the largest factors that are driving their purchase decisions for Redfly."
Remember the Redfly? It's the device I reported on months ago. It's basically a machine that is dependent on your smartphone to make it work. For $500 you can turn your smartphone into a laptop - sort of. Your smartphone is your OS and the Redfly gives you a nice screen and keyboard - again for $500. Well now Celio is... [Read More]
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Spb Mobile Shell Updated to v2.1 |
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Apr 30, 2008 - 11:15 AM - by Computer Ninja
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http://spbsoftwarehouse.com/product...mobileshell/?en
"Spb Mobile Shell introduces the next generation user interface while keeping all advantages of a Windows Mobile device. Spb Mobile Shell is the first program a Windows Mobile user needs to install. It dramatically improves the standard user interface and adds features that most users expect from a modern PDA phone."
Spb Software House has updated Spb Mobile Shell to v2.1. You'll find mostly bug fixes in this new release, although there is a new data connection indicator on the Professional Now Screen, along with support for voicemail, hardware keyboards, and 320 x 320 screens. If you've got v2.0, this is a free update. Otherwise, head over to our ... [Read More]
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Power Woes: It Shouldn't Be This Difficult |
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Apr 22, 2008 - 10:12 PM - by Computer Ninja
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All our gizmos and gadgets need power, and for the most part I only get grumpy about power issues when it's time to go away on a business or personal trip. This time, it was our two-week vacation in Japan, and I was extra grumpy about power. Why you might ask? I called Air Canada two weeks before our trip and was informed that the plane we were flying on had no power plugs for laptops in economy class - it seems like every long-haul plane in the world has power except for Air Canada's.
Normally that wouldn't have bothered me because I've been rather fortunate when it comes to laptop power: for nearly two years I used a Fujitsu P7010 laptop, one that I could remove the DVD drive on and insert a second battery to get a solid 10 hours of power. To get even more juice on the go, I tried out a Valence N-Charge that gave me a huge battery boost - can you imagine 20 hours of laptop battery life? I was living the... [Read More]
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Power Woes: It Shouldn't Be This Difficult |
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Apr 22, 2008 - 10:12 AM - by Computer Ninja
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All our gizmos and gadgets need power, and for the most part I only get grumpy about power issues when it's time to go away on a business or personal trip. This time, it was our two-week vacation in Japan, and I was extra grumpy about power. Why you might ask? I called Air Canada two weeks before our trip and was informed that the plane we were flying on had no power plugs for laptops in economy class - it seems like every long-haul plane in the world has power except for Air Canada's.
Normally that wouldn't have bothered me because I've been rather fortunate when it comes to laptop power: for nearly two years I used a Fujitsu P7010 laptop, one that I could remove the DVD drive on and insert a second battery to get a solid 10 hours of power. To get even more juice on the go, I tried out a Valence N-Charge that gave me a huge battery boost - can you imagine 20 hours of laptop battery life? I was living the... [Read More]
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Audio Notes Touch for audio recording! |
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Apr 08, 2008 - 10:40 AM - by Computer Ninja
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Audio Notes Touch for audio recording!
Finger-friendly voice recording for Windows Mobile
April 8th, 2007 – VITO Technology reincarnates its best-seller AudioNotes into brand new Audio Notes Touch with absolutely new finger-friendly interface for audio recording on Windows Mobile. Together with great functionality of the irreplaceable MP3 recorder Audio Notes Touch has become easy to use. The support of ID3 tags will be appreciated by the most users who record lots of files everyday.
The features that Audio Notes Touch inherited from VITO AudioNotes are the following: the ability to record MP3 files (low, middle, and high quality), calls auto record (where hardware permits), microphone sensitivity enhancement, speakerphone auto on, VAS (voice activation system), and many more. The main difference in Audio Notes Touch is the brand-new user-interface. The application is touch-oriented, so you can perform all necessary actions only with fingers. The stylish finger scrolling through the list of audio notes, T9 look-up and big buttons is a major breakthrough in mobile audio recording.
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WinMobile Download Accelerator v.2 (wmDA v.2) |
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Apr 05, 2008 - 9:47 PM - by Computer Ninja
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Press Release
WinMobile Download Accelerator v.2 (wmDA v.2)
March 28th, 2008 – Adisasta, solution provider for mobile people, announced the release of WinMobile Download Accelerator v.2 (wmDA v.2) for Windows Mobile Classic/Professional. wmDA v.2 is a download manager that enhances mobile user’s file downloading experience by providing functionalities to manage, schedule and speed up file downloading from http, https and ftp servers.
wmDA v.2 uses multi-server multiple-threading asynchronous transportation technique to speed up file downloading. The download speed can be increased even further by assigning simultaneous downloading from several mirrors. Any broken download on error or connection failure can be easily resumed using comprehensive error recovery and resume capability of wmDA v.2. Its robust features include support for proxy server settings; ftp and http, https protocols; server authorization; connections settings; traffics management; scheduler; downloaded file integrity check and many more.
wmDA v.2 inbuilt powerful scheduler and smart management allows user to start and stop downloading files at any predetermined time.... [Read More]
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Microsoft Announces Immediate Availability of System Center Mobile Device Manager 200 |
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Apr 01, 2008 - 5:50 PM - by Computer Ninja
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http://www.microsoft.com/systemcent...le/default.mspx
"LAS VEGAS — April 1, 2008 — Helping to propel large-scale mobile phone deployments by businesses, Microsoft Corp. today announced at CTIA Wireless 2008 the immediate availability of System Center Mobile Device Manager 2008 and plans for a Microsoft Mobile Services Plan (MMSP) to be available from mobile operators worldwide. Together with Microsoft Windows Mobile 6.1, the software and services provide the best solution for midsize and large businesses to manage and help protect Windows Mobile phones."
Microsoft didn't just stop at Windows Mobile 6.1 today. The company also announced the immediate availability of System Center Mobile Device Manager 2008, which together with Windows Mobile 6.1, offers a comprehensive device management solution for organizations using Active Directory/Group Policy. The full copy of the press release can be found after the break.
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Eye your Photos with EyePhoto! |
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Mar 31, 2008 - 9:34 AM - by Computer Ninja
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Eye your Photos with EyePhoto!
New application for viewing photos
March 31st, 2008 - VITO Technology releases new application EyePhoto designed specially for viewing photos on Pocket PC Windows Mobile. Slide your photos with finger and enjoy watching them. User-friendly interface oriented on gestures is one of the main features. The program shows only the folders that include jpeg pictures. It is likely to become a photo album that allows you to watch all your photos at once.
EyePhoto organises all your photos into photo albums. Having started the program you face all folders containing jpeg pictures in the main memory and on a storage card. Upon opening a folder you are presented with photo tiles displayed in one finger-scrollable window. Everything is done for your convenience. The preview window with photo tiles can help you find the photo you need just in a moment.
Tapping a photo tile opens a full screen photo. Now you can slide the screen with your finer to flip through the photos just like with a real photo album. Zooming in and out can be done by double tapping the image.
Tapping the photo only... [Read More]
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Are Windows Mobile Phones Underpowered? |
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Mar 29, 2008 - 5:10 PM - by Computer Ninja
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http://mobilitysite.com/2008/03/are...s-underpowered/
"Its been nearly 2 years since the Dell Axim X51 and the HP iPAQ 4700, but those two Pocket PCs are still regarded by many as the best Pocket PC out there. Well, there aren’t really that many standalone Pocket PCs being made anymore. Think about it though, has there been any advances in processors in the last two years? Not really. You can go buy the hottest Pocket PC Phone on the market and still get the same specs as the Dell Axim X51 from 2 years ago. Look at the AT&T Tilt… It has a 400mhz processor."
Well let me think, browse the Internet on a Windows Mobile device or take out my own appendix with a warm spoon. Thinking, thinking. I'm going to have to find a spoon. The question of whether or not WM is sluggish is answered every time you try to turn one on from a dead sleep. The wait is almost comical. To me, most of the latest WM... [Read More]
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Off to the Land of the Rising Sun for a Vacation...Geek Style! |
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Mar 20, 2008 - 5:40 AM - by Computer Ninja
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Tomorrow, I’m off to Japan for two weeks for a real, business-free vacation with Ashley (I'll be back in action on April 7th). It’s going to be awesome! I tend not to get excited about vacations until right before they happen, so I’m just starting to get excited. I’m all geeked up, bringing:- …the XPS M1330 laptop for photo and video processing (gotta’ have some grunt for processing those raw files)
- …the Fujitsu P7010D for watching movies on
- …my Proporta battery for keeping the Fujitsu lasting that 11 hour flight
- …the Nikon D300 + four lenses (including my new ultra-sharp 24-70 f/2.8) + 32 GB CF card + 3 x 8 GB CF cards
- …the Canon SD 850 IS (with 8 GB microSD) for snapping casual pics and for videos (damn I wish it did HD videos - I don’t want to bring my Canon HV20)
- …two Zunes 8’s (one for the wife, one for me)
- …one pair of Ultimate Ears super.fi 5
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Dell Eyeballs Windows Mobile... Again |
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Mar 19, 2008 - 5:31 PM - by Computer Ninja
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http://www.digitimes.com/news/a20080319PD206.html
"Dell reportedly plans to resume its handheld device business and the company may team up with Foxconn Electronics (Hon Hai Precision Industry) to develop Windows Mobile-based handheld devices, according to market sources in Taiwan. Dell has been reorganizing its team for handheld devices since it hired Ron Garriques, a former executive vice president at Motorola in charge of its cell phone division, in early 2007, the sources indicated."
If you've been keeping a close eye on the headlines since Dell gave up its Axim line early last year, there's no doubt you'd have heard about claims that the company had its sights set on releasing a string of new smartphones, which would be a first for the company and also mark a welcome return to the Windows Mobile market. Sadly, the majority of these claims have remained unsubstantiated. Not today, it seems. In a report published by ... [Read More]
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Let Your Fingers Do the Navigating With Spb Mobile Shell 2.0 |
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Mar 19, 2008 - 5:31 PM - by Computer Ninja
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Product Category: Today Screen Plugin
Manufacturer: Spb Software House
Where to Buy: MobiHand [Affiliate]
Price: $29.95 USD;
Specifications: Requires Windows Mobile 5 or greater. Needs approximately 3.4Mb in ROM for qVGA, 4.4mb for VGA. Supports English, German, Italian, French, Spanish, Portuguese, Russian, Traditional Chinese, Simplified Chinese, Japanese, Polish, Czech and Dutch.
Pros:- Greatly improved functionality at the Now screen;
- Finger friendly;
- Smaller memory footprint;
- Very user configurable.
Cons:- Some sections (like Settings) still require the stylus;
- Gesture feature seems almost an afterthought;
Summary:
When Spb first released Mobile Shell in January 2007, it represented a combination and evolution of the existing Today screen plug-ins. But it... [Read More]
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ZoomBoard became smarter! |
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Mar 18, 2008 - 10:07 AM - by Computer Ninja
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ZoomBoard became smarter!
Zoom in smart onscreen keyboard
March 18th, 2008 - VITO Technology releases new ZoomBoard version 2.0, an onscreen keyboard with zoomed preview for comfortable and accurate FINGER typing. Now ZoomBoard has 2 new zoom modes in addition to the previous lens appearing above the keyboard. The considerable number of layouts will really be a pleasant surprise for ZoomBoard users all over the world. New ZoomBoard also features a very convenient SmatZoom option and gestures support.
New ZoomBoard allows for quick and accurate typing and can satisfy the demands of any choosy user with 3 different types of zooming: full zoom, lens zoom, float zoom. Lens zoom appears above the keyboard, Float zoom appears straight above the letter you press and the full one zooms in the whole keyboard with letters. Try all of them and decide which one you like most and which one suits you the most.
Another new useful feature is SmartZoom. When enabling this option it is possible to zoom the pressed letters either immediately or with a delay. If you need a zoom window to... [Read More]
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True Connect Version 3 Released |
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Mar 17, 2008 - 5:10 PM - by Computer Ninja
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http://blogs.msdn.com/jasonlan/arch...3-released.aspx
"If you ever need to remotely control your Windows Mobile device or show it for demo purposes then you may want to take a look at the latest version of True Connect from Raspberry Software. You can use True Connect to control your Mobile directly using the PC Mouse & Keyboard. As well as being able to control the physical device using the mouse and keyboard, you can also display the device in a window on the PC and even maximize it to full screen. The latest version - Version 3.0 of True Connect is a FREE upgrade to all customers who purchased Version 2.0, and is available for a reduced cost to those who have purchased Version 1.0/1.1."
One of the interesting twists the new version offers is SMS message handling through Outlook while connected. For a full list of functions, check out True Connect's website. If you've never tried True Connect, snag a demo from our ... [Read More]
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