Whilst we know that the X610’s specs aren’t screaming out “I’m fantastic”, it’s a pretty good looking device with Windows Mobile 6.1 Professional. The more “I’m Fantastic” of these two is the V900, a device that can handle DVB-H, DVB-T, T-DMB, and DAB broadcasts on a VGA display that certainly doesn’t hurt its case.
Graphical task-switcher that shows all running programs as snapshots (Vista-style). Runs on any Windows Mobile version and any resolutions. Just extract it into /Program Files/Dynamo3 and map it to some…
If You are a lucky guy to have one of the latest Windows Mobile powered devices (HTC DIamond, Touch Pro, TyTN II etc.) that comes with 128 or 256 MB RAM, this guide is for all other users with 64 MB RAM Pocket PC’s – some tips how-to free up system memory. (more…)
Designed with both beauty and function in mind, the S740’s slender formation of bold angles and distinctive facets perfectly conceals a slide-out keyboard that makes typing-intensive tasks more pleasurable than…
HTC Touch Diamond not working out for you? We get it, you want a physical QWERTY keyboard. Oh, Touch Pro a little too big? You want something a little more…
Kinoma has just released a new media player, Kinoma Play which they say promises to unify media on your smartphone and on the internet in a seamless whole, making it the first true mobile media browser.
Apparently the result of 3 years of effort, the software promises simplicity in media organization and playback, but the jewel of their creation is the built-in Kinoma Guide, the most comprehensive catalog of the freshest, most diverse mobile media available.
Kinoma Play provides on-demand access from your phone to an unparalleled range of content:
“We created Kinoma Play to make it fun and easy for people to discover all the great media their phones can play,” said Peter Hoddie, co-founder and CEO of Kinoma. “By combining media playback and browsing, Kinoma Play frees users to explore an unprecedented range of media content.”
Among the key innovations in Kinoma Play:
“Kinoma Play offers the first streaming mobile access to your Audible.com account, so whether you want to listen to books you already purchased or are buying new ones, you get instant gratification — they are available immediately on your phone without connecting to your PC,” said Will Lopes, VP, Business Development, Audible.com.
Pricing & Availability
Kinoma Play is available at the Kinoma web site (www.kinoma.com) for a one-time payment of $29.99. The software is compatible with Windows Mobile 5.0 and higher.
Kinoma is also introducing Kinoma FreePlay as a free download. Kinoma FreePlay shares the same gorgeous user interface and simplicity of use with Kinoma Play. It is a great MP3 player and photo viewer and provides access to much of the Kinoma Guide including Audible.com, Flickr, Live365, Reuters, SHOUTcast, YouTube, and thousands of streaming podcasts.
Kinoma has produced some slick videos that illustrate the features of the software. See them after the break.
(more…)
One of the nicest features of HTC Touch Diamond is that when you pull out the stylus, then display is switched on and device is unlocked (if it was locked).…
The big brother of the HTC Diamond has arrived and we are expecting great things. Its been called a brick by many but if this device lives up to expectations…
Palm has leaked a Flash presentation at learning.palm.com (by now: removed already), a presentation that revealed existence of Palm Treo Pro, probably a GSM phone that Palm will soon release:…