If you are a camera phone user and would like to have the capability to fax, email or even post online, here is the useful tool that you may consider. Known as Qipit, it doesn’t require any hardware or software change on your mobile phone but what you need is just a mobile phone with camera capability. Pretty simple and what is more, it is […]
There are numerous ways of typing SMS faster using the mobile device. Some common one is to use the built in hardware QWERT keyboard. However, none of them are suitable for speedy typing like what you can do with the PC keyboard. Another way is to go through the MOSA (Microsoft Outlook SMS Add-in) that we mentioned earlier as the user can utilize Microsoft Outlook […]
Apple’s iPhone is famous for its dual-finger scrolling feature that able to distinguish itself from the rest of its competitors. Current WMD (Windows mobile Device) users may dream to have some of these great features installed in its device. Now there is a way to make your Windows Mobile Device looks like Apple’s iPhone when scrolling through the contact list, even without the need to […]
If you are using any of the WMD (Windows Mobile Device) and like to concurrently open few applications for normal use, you may experience system slow down due to task switching and CPU (Central Processing Unit) multiple workloads processing with limited available CPU cycles. There is a way to tab on the ‘X’ sign on the top right to close the applications, but sometimes you […]
One of several highly successful international companies, Apple has released its iPhone 1.1.1 software update via iTunes. According to the company, “If you have modified your iPhone’s Software, applying this software update may result in your iPhone becoming permanantly inoperable.”
Thinking about making applications for the iPhone? Apple released an iPhone developer guide to offer guidelines for creating widgets and applications that will integrate with the device’s Safari browser, mail and mapping applications.
Not ready to shell out $600 for the new iPhone? You can trick out your current phone with the iPhone ringtones. These ringtones are the official iPhone ringtones ripped off the iPhone.
Today Apple posted a page detailing the cost of the iPhone rate plans (US). And they aren’t as bad as most people had thought. All plans have unlimited data (nice!) – $60 for 450 minutes, $80 for 900 minutes and $100 for 1350 minutes. Existing AT&T customers can add unlimited data for $20 – $40 with a varying number of text messages.
Apple’s iPhone has collaborated with Google’s YouTube to allow its subscribers to channel content wirelessly from the popular video sharing site YouTube to its iPhnoe. Apple’s iPhone provides a special YouTuber player that allows users to access and browse videos from the biggest video sharing site and library on the Internet.
Lazy to pull your mobile phone out every time you want to check the time? The Haptic clock which designed by Che-Wei Wang is a small program for Java powered mobile phones that tells the time through a sequence of vibrations so you have no need to pull the phone out of your pocket anymore.
Windows Mobile Device Center (WMDC) (aka ActiveSync) in Windows Vista supports synchronization between PDA and PC via Bluetooth connection. However, occasionally for odd reason such as your computer or Pocket PC is running on WidComm Bluetooth driver stack, the Bluetooth sync simply doesn’t work by simply selecting ‘Bluetooth’ in ‘Connection Settings’ in WMDC’s ‘Allow connection to one of the following’ option.
Windows Mobile Device Center (WMDC) 6 is Vista version of Microsoft ActiceSync mobile synchronization software, which is only supported in Windows earlier than Vista release. If you upgrade from Windows XP’s ActiveSync to Vista’s WMDC or synchronize the Pocket PC mobile device with 2 PCs, your new partnership between Vista computer and Windows Mobile device will be named ‘Windows PC 2’ or subsequent name instead […]
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