The good: The Velocity 103 has a sharp VGA touch screen and offers over-the-air software updates. The Windows Mobile smartphone also features HSDPA support, Bluetooth, Wi-Fi, and GPS. The bad:…
Airscanner Mobile Firewall for Windows Mobile Pocket PC is a low-level, bi-directional, packet filtering firewall that examines all incoming and outgoing TCP/IP traffic. This personal firewall ensures that data is…
The Q9C comes loaded with Windows Mobile 6.1, which is a great improvement in stability and speed. GPS is enabled on the phone, something the original Q lacked. Overall, the…
The HTC S740 is a rare beast in the Windows Mobile world. While lack of touch-screen may be perceived by some as a problem, in reality have a phone without…
These new builds have 2 main advantages over the original builds: 1) They run on the latest Windows Mobile 6.1 ROMS where the original build crashes (crash.txt message). 2) They…
For it to work: Opera and flash need to be installed in the SAME place (main memory or SD card) Be using the newest Opera Build, 1938 ( Upgrade cab…
HTC Touch HD specifications: Windows Mobile 6.1 Professional Qualcomm 7201A processor @ 528MHz 512MB ROM / 256MB RAM (+32MB on processor) WVGA! 115mm x 62.8mm x 12mm 'In stores for…
Here are some new screenshots from Sony Ericsson X1 Xperia. XPERIA X1 is the first Sony Ericsson to run on Windows Mobile (Professional) operating system, and the first of the X series. It is high-end device with large WVGA touch display, side-sliding design with QWERTY, integrated GPS, WiFi and quad-band GSM with quad-band UMTS.
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.
