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Archive for January 3rd, 2009
CookingCapsules is a nice application that allows G1 users to cook a recipe step-by-step quite easily. It is preloaded with a few recipes that you can choose from (at the moment, there are 4 Indian an d 4 French inspired recipes), like the “Chocolate Pots de Creme,” “Kheer,” and some others, too. It tells you how long the video is and how long it will take to prepare the dish. Each recipe has a video of how to prepare it, a shopping list of items required to make it, and text instructions, too. I personally think the application can be handy to have but needs some improvement. Read about my experience with CookingCapsules after the break.
Just when we thought Windows Mobile is losing out on entertainment and games because developers are swarming to other platforms either because of the software/hardware support for those titles or because of the newness of some of these other platforms, DivX is bringing its DivX Player to Windows Mobile, according to CoolSmartPhone.
Users can download the new Player from DivX. Now, you don’t have to get an official DivX Certified phone to run the player.
A few weeks ago we offered our readers a chance to win a fabulous Sony Ericsson C905 courtesy of our friends at Orange.
We posed the question: How much does the C905 weigh? The answer of course is 136 grams, impressive for a slider phone with an 8 megapixel camera!
I am pleased to announce that we have a winner. Selected at random from all the correct entries, Simon Gordon is our lucky winner and the Ice Silver Sony Ericsson C905, which is exclusive to Orange, is on it’s way to you.
If you missed out on this competition dont worry, our Blu-ray competition is still open and we have two more great competitions coming in January, with two truly excellent prizes on offer!
Posted by: Matt
[Post tag(s): smartphone news, Sony Ericsson C905, competition, Tracy & Matt]
ShapeWriter 2.0 is an awesome new input method for touch screen devices. It works by drawing a line from letter to letter to spell out a word. In theory it should be a much faster way to input text. There is a little bit of a learning curve, but it feels a lot more natural than the on-screen keyboard in windows mobile, and I think out will be even better than the iPhone’s soft keyboard with a little refinement.
CookingCapsules is a nice application that allows G1 users to cook a recipe step-by-step quite easily. It is preloaded with a few recipes that you can choose from (at the moment, there are 4 Indian an d 4 French inspired recipes), like the “Chocolate Pots de Creme,” “Kheer,” and some others, too. It tells you how long the video is and how long it will take to prepare the dish. Each recipe has a video of how to prepare it, a shopping list of items required to make it, and text instructions, too. I personally think the application can be handy to have but needs some improvement. Read about my experience with CookingCapsules after the break.
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