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| PPCGeeks announce Windows7 details |
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Feb 08, 2010 - 4:04 PM - by The Mailman
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According to the announcement made by PPCGeeks "All information detailed within may not be entirely official, although it is definitely the closest information we have heard on actually being real. Without wasting anymore time, lets jump into the nitty gritty."
The new UI will be shown at the Mobile World Congress 15/02/10.
The User Interface is based upon codename “METRO”. It will be very similar to the Zune HD User Interface.
Full Zune Integration.
Sync performed by Zune software - end of the line for WMDC.
App... [Read More]
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| Download Google Translator for Windows Mobile |
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Feb 06, 2010 - 11:29 PM - by windows
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 Google released a Windows Mobile app that can easily translate text from any language to any language.
Google Translator Features:
- Free
- Support for translation in both directions for more than 40 languages, and this list is constantly updated.
- Intuitive interface.
- Supports all screens and all permits.
- The main functions of text editors.
- Localizable interface.
- The choice of font size and style.
- Support for proxy.
- Consumes almost no traffic, because works directly through the google api.
Homepage: Google Translator’s Homepage
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| Foursquare for Windows Mobile download |
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Feb 06, 2010 - 11:25 PM - by windows
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If you are a fan of Foursquare service, and you own Windows Mobile phone, then this might be something for you:
We appreciate your interest in the WinMoSquare application for foursquare.com on Windows Mobile. We greatly appreciate you participating in the WinMoSquare beta, and we are pleased to inform you that there is a new build available for you now.
WinMoSquare Alpha 2010.02.06.01
Updates
- New Basic Theme: minimum, fast, non full screen theme for WinMoSquare
- Latitude and longitude formatting correction for non US locales
- Better error and exception handling
- Selected theme setting now persists across restarts
- Smaller cab file and application size
- Corrected application icon
- Various small and minor fixes throughout
- You can find the latest version of the WinMoSquare application at:
To get the CAB file, click here: ... [Read More]
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| HTC HD2 appears on Orange Support pages! |
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Feb 06, 2010 - 7:33 PM - by tonybro
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 After taking the Toshiba TG01 and then categorically denying their interest in taking the HTC HD2, Coolsmartphone have found a sneaky page on Orange UK support pages....
We know already that the rather spiffing HTC HD2 is available from T-Mobile, o2 and Vodafone here in 'old Blighty. Orange though, have always maintained that they won't be selling it.. but hey, what's this in their support section? A dedicated HD2 support page ?
Now, either Orange are really going out of their way to help people buying the unlocked one and using it on Orange, or they're about to launch it themselves. Let's hope it's that latter, and as usual keep it locked here to find out more
Looks like all three major UK networks will be stocking the device!
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| SE Aspen on video |
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Feb 06, 2010 - 10:13 AM - by windows
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 For those who are interested in the SE Aspen, it has now been caught on video. Check it out here:
http://tinyurl.com/ye5yfbq
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| Joe Belfiore to Keynote MIX10 | Eleven New Windows Phone Sessions Announced |
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Feb 05, 2010 - 4:19 PM - by windows
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 Looks like things are waking up for MIX:
Corporate Vice President of Windows Mobile Program Management at Microsoft, Joe Belfiore, will be speaking at MIX in March. Belfiore is responsible for the overall design and product definition of the software that powers Windows Phones. A huge consumer advocate, Belfiore has led the design and development of some of Microsoft’s more consumer-friendly products, including Zune, Windows Media Center, and the user experience for Windows itself. Along with Belfiore’s keynote, eleven new Windows Phone sessions have just been added to the MIX10 agenda.
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» Editorials |
| A year in review - why I came back to Windows Mobile |
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Dec 19, 2009 - 7:27 AM - by bydandie
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 "Hi Honey I'm home!" Well it's good to be back into the WM fold after straying away over the past year, first to the Nokia E71 with Symbian and then the iPhone 3Gs before coming back to WM with a bang via the HD2. My mobile device experiences over the past year have been an eye-opener for me in terms of what is out regarding choice and functionality, in a way that simply wouldn't have been experienced had I... [Read More]
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| Form Factor- musings on past, present and possible future. |
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Nov 03, 2009 - 4:34 PM - by neilm
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 Over the years since the advent of the Personal Digital Assistant, there have been a number of popular form factors, and this trend may be set for a shake-up over the next couple of years.
My personal involvement began in 1989 with the Microwriter AgendA, a handheld device with two lines of display and a unique method of entering text by the use of one handed finger buttons. It worked well but the limitations of its lack... [Read More]
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| Carrier customizations |
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Sep 08, 2009 - 3:23 PM - by johnston411
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 For a long time now i have wondered why mobile phone carriers feel the urge to lock down their devices and put their own customized (for want of a better negative word) roms on them.
I can understand from a branding point of view that T-mobile are the pink company, Vodafone are the red company, o2 are the blue company, Three are the green company and Orange are... well you get my drift.
The problem i have is that on their devices they seem to concentrate on filling them up with branded roms containing a great deal of normally unnecessary... [Read More]
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