Rory, from ThisMobileLife, was kind enough to record a video walk-through of one of Zenulator’s full Hero builds for us. Remember, there is a full build with some rough patches…
The requirements for programs targetting Windows Mobile 6.0 and 6.1 have been published on the Windows Mobile developer site (http://developer.windowsmobile.com). For the uninitiated up until now all discussion about the…
50 WM6.5 widgets ready to go from fuzemobility.com, There are screenshots and an entire list of them here: http://www.fuzemobility.com/wm-65-widget-mania/ They're all simple chromeless web widgets ranging from mobile sites to…
HTC wants to pull it off much earlier than everybody thinks... HTC plans to release its first phone with multitouch without waiting for Microsoft to release Windows Mobile 7! It…
Here is, the world’s smallest Bluetooth GPS receiver, it works perfectly with almost any Bluetooth enabled mobile device (Smartphones, Pocket PC’s, Laptops, Netbooks, UMPC, Mobile Phones). The Freedom Keychain GPS 2000 is now even more compact and is aimed directly at the ever increasing number of Windows Mobile users. Most of the new devices will have GPS built in but for the ones that don’t and for the older models that also have no GPS the Freedom Keychain GPS 2000 gives users the functionality of GPS without having to upgrade their lovely Windows Mobile phones. It’s so small and perfect for adding to a keyring, always there when you need it.
Here is a list of threads discussing / devving a driver or performance: Kaiser / Polaris / Nike Polaris 3D Driver Development Project (P3D) Blackstone Nike Diamond Xperia X1 KaiserGL…
PhoneArena has published a hands-on review of the Samsung Omnia Lite, Samsung’s cheaper version of the Samsung Omnia 2. The device features a 3 inch 400×240 screen, similar to the original Samsung Omnia, but lacks the massive built-in storage on the Omnia, with only the usual 512 MB ROM.
The device is however free of the proprietary ports which turned many people of the original Omnia, featuring microUSB sync and charge and , according to one site, a 3.5 mm headphone jack.
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We’re looking forward to Exchange 2010, which will bring a lot of new features to Windows Mobile for those that use the service. Beyond the changes coming to Outlook Mobile such as conversation view for email, message previews, and device-side rule creation, we’ll also have SMS sync. That means that in addition to tasks, calendar, contacts, and email, you’ll also have your SMS synced up across various devices if you’re using Exchange.
One of the latest Windows Mobile 6.5 builds for the XPERIA X1 on XDA has the Text Message sync option when you set up an Exchange server, but it doesn’t yet seem to be working, probably because Exchange 2010 isn’t out yet. (more…)