Wednesday November 19, 2008

Documents To Go Upgraded for the Palm OS
You can now view and track changes as well as apply and view styles in Word files on your Palm smartphone or handheld.

Internet Explorer Mobile Update Due Soon; But Only on New Smartphones
Microsoft doesn't plan to provide an upgrade path for current Windows Mobile-device users to the new and improved edition of its wireless web browser.

AT&T Releases LG's First U.S. Smartphone from Major Carrier
And, you guessed it, the new Windows Mobile 6.1 handset - called the Incite - is a touch screen model.

Touch-Centric Asus P565 Powered by 800MHz Engine
This business-orientated, Windows Mobile 6.1 handset is not only chock full of features, it sports one of the most powerful processors every used in a smartphone

Review: Samsung Epix - A BlackJack Replacement
For happy Samsung BlackJack and BlackJack II users, the Epix will definitely be an improvement on a good thing.

iPhone Remains Left Out as Android Scores Flash
Google and Adobe announce Flash for the G1 and other Android devices. Will Apple change its tune?

Tip: Samsung Epix - Changing SIM Cards
To insert or remove the SIM card in the Samsung Epix is refreshingly easy.

Tip: Samsung Epix - Using the Camera/Camcorder Features
How to quickly access and use the Windows Mobile's camera for picture and video.

Tip: Samsung Epix - Handy Currency & Metric/English Conversions
Epix's Organizer application is for than just keeping things organized. It includes some handy utilities as well.

Tip: Samsung Epix - Task (and Double-Task) Keys
Several keys along the bottom row of the Epix's keyboard - as well as series of function key combos - have both obvious and not-s-so-obvious purposes.

Review: HTC Touch Diamond
The Touch Diamond has a gorgeous, vibrantly colored touch screen, like the iPhone, but it's built on Windows Mobile Professional 6.1, featuring HTC's own TouchFlo interface.

ARM, Adobe Team on Mobile Flash, AIR
Optimized technology will aim to deliver better experiences for ARM-based mobile devices.

Tip: Windows Mobile - Turn Your Smartphone into a Remote
Step-by-step instructions to turn your smartphone into a remote to control your PC

Tip: When Typing's All About The Thumbs
If you're coordinated with the digit that opposes your fingers (and distinguishes you from other mammals), then a pull-out QWERTY keyboard may be just the smartphone feature for you.

New QWERTY Smartphones Coming from Samsung, Nokia
Samsung Saga and Nokia E63 join the latter's 6650 and others, including the first WiMax smartphone and a pair of Windows Mobile navigators, in making smartphone news this week.

fring Brings Mobility to Junction Networks' OnSIP
Users of Junction's hosted PBX service can now make, receive extension calls on their mobile phones.

Internet Gets Its Own Country Code
New +883 iNums will be distributed worldwide, reach phones anywhere

Hey Telecoms, Don't Hate Google
Gartner Research explains why carriers need to be a partner with Google, not a competitor.

Tip: Samsung Epix - Managing the Epix's Epic Finger Mouse
The Windowsx Mobile-run Samsung Epix is the first smartphone available in the U.S. with a built-in optical mouse.

Tip: Samsung Epix - Opening Data Doors with Wi-Fi
How to manage Wi-Fi connections with Samsung's heir to the BlackJack and BlackJack II.

Tip: Samsung Epix - Vibrate Shut-off & Lock/Unlock
Out of the box, the Windows Mobile-run Samsung Epix is set to vibrate whenever you tap the screen, which can be kind of annoying.

Skyping from your Windows Mobile Smartphone
IM+ for Skype lets you communicate via voice and text with other Skype or MySpace users.

Treo Pro: Palm Addresses Bluetooth Bug
Posts patch on its support site.

AccuWeather Mobile Gains Flight Delay Data
Delivers weather and non-weather related delay info for both arriving and departing flights.

Sony Ericsson to Launch Xperia X1 on Black Friday
The smartphone, the company's first Windows Mobile, can be pre-ordered now.

Tip: Windows Mobile - Teach Transcriber Shorthand
To make the most of your smartphone's ability to interpret your words, train it with you personal shorthand.