WinMoSquare is the sole Foursquare client for Windows Mobile at the moment, but a new app, called MySquare, is on the horizon. MySquare is in the alpha stages of development…
The video shows us how the iPhone 4 simply stops handling packets when you touch the antenna. Then they test it with some of their clear shield and it seems…
If you want the Samsung Captivate, it'll cost you $199 through AT&T. Or, you can go through Amazon and get it for half the price, $99, if you sign a…
Another great concept from NAK, this time with full qwerty keyboard, if HTC released something like this, it will be a killer phone! The NAK HD is available in two…
How it works: The built-in compass uses the earth's magnetic field to calculate the deviation from magnetic north. As with every compass, if you put a piece of metal nearby,…
Yes, that’s correct, Windows Phone 7 will NOT be officially supported on any device that is currently on the market, Microsoft has repeatedly stated this. It has rather high end specs that very few phones on the market can even support. In addition, Microsoft has a very firm mandate on things such as having the 3, and only 3, buttons on the front of the device….
Some system info about WP7 from Da_G:
WP7/CE6/(future CE7) is quite the different ball game from WM2003/WM5/WM6/WM6.5/CE5/CE5.x… There’s also the LG Expo which runs QSD/ARMv7, so is a possible target.
The major hurdle with porting is that our current devices contain Radio ROMs, Drivers, and Bootloaders which all target the CE5.x platform. CE6+ is a different beast on a low level (in a good way, there are major improvements across the board which required breaking API compatibility – these improvements have been long overdue)
With access to whitepapers documenting the hardware’s interface(s) and initialization routines, Platform Builder for WP7, and a good bit of time it’s certainly possible to bring any platform supporting ARMv7 up to WP7. However such information/software is not public, so it’s up to the OEM to either develop this (not at all likely) or release the requisite platform BSP (also not at all likely) to enable anyone to port their devices to Windows Phone 7.
There are other possible methods such as emulation, but the amount of work involved would outweigh the end result by a good margin. The OEMs major concerns with porting ROMs is the sharing of 3rd party software to which they are not authorized to license distribution (for example, HTC licenses WM from MSFT, and also licenses a number of other technologies such as swype)
Little funny app for the upcoming WP7 OS, if you have your Windows Phone 7 device already, you can give it a try :) Download and more info
Amazing funny game for your Windows Mobile phone :) Meet OddBlob: the groovy clay dude who loves to bounce! Help OddBlob bound across the squishy maze to grab bonuses, chomp…
Here we have some amazing new boot animations for HTC Touch Pro2, just watch the video :) How-to install: 1) Download .cab 2) Installs it directly to windows 3) It…