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If you're fed up with the Picture and Video viewer application which has been part of Windows Mobile for years, then VITO Technology may have the application that you have been looking for. EyePhoto has a simple, user friendly interface...
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I got an email today from Adisata Software. They've just released the latest version of their Windows Mobile Accelerator software. Apparently it uses a multiple-threading asynchronous transportation technique to speed up file downloading. ...
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The 10 second review: Device: HTC P3470 Cost: SIM free: £304.95 Available from: eXpansys Summary: Small, stylish and practical. Clean design with some very nice features but doesn’t overwhelm too much. Lack of 3G and WiFi will be a...
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The Portégé G810 is another great looking new device from Toshiba and one that I suspect will be quite popular. So the folks over at Clove Technology have started accepting advanced orders on the G810. If you want to make sure that you are...
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Two new great looking games from Astraware and Carbonated Games Mozaki Hexic Astraware(R) is excited to announce the release of two new games for Windows Mobile(R) based on popular MSN Games titles. Both Hexic(R) and Mozaki(TM)...
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Okay then - another day, another picture frame - but wait this one also predicts the weather. The Polaroid 7" Digital Photo Frame with Weather Station. The name says it all really, it's a 7" photo frame with a weather station...
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Philips have today announced their new Wireless Audio Centre the WACS7500. Philips WACS7500 The WACS7500 is Philips most complete Wireless Audio Centre to date, boasting a new fresh design, improved sound quality and a host of new...
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There's no doubt that the HP iPAQ 614 is a popular device at the moment, much of our site traffic over the past week has been for the 614. So when our good friends at expedIT offered to gives us one as a competition prize we jumped at the...
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If you have a Samsung i600 the chances are that you'll have at least some dust under your screen. In fact, despite being quite carful with my own i600 I ended up with a considerable amount of dust under the screen as I reported in my post...
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If like us you have been following the Asus P750 news lately then I'm sure you will have heard all about the touchscreen display in the device and the fact that it's actually a VGA panel running at QVGA resolution. Asus set the device up...
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