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iPhone Elite QWERTY keyboard accessory
Gareth | January 4, 2009 |
The iPhone just got a whole lot more tempting for me this morning. The idea of a QWERTY keyboard add-on is hardly new, however, this one really looks tempting. The idea of the keyboard also becoming a rather resilient cover for the screen will attract a great many people. Click on for more info.
Matt | January 4, 2009 |
If you are considering the switching over to Windows Mobile from a Nokia or other feature phone then you way well be looking for an entry level WM device to start off with. That’s just where Samsung are pitching their SGH-i200 and even add the tag line ‘My Very First Smartphone’ to their branding. The […]
Microfi Nitrogen MP3 player for Windows Mobile
Gareth | January 4, 2009 |
Its long been a big moan of mine that the media capabilities of Windows Mobile devices are inferior to the iPhone and it looks like I am not alone in thinking this as the guys over at XDA have decided to make their own MP3 player. Microfi Nitrogen is a native Windows Mobile application (unmanaged […]
Gareth | January 3, 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 […]
Gareth | January 3, 2009 |
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 […]
Sony Ericsson C905 competition winner
Matt | January 3, 2009 |
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 […]
Shapewriter 2.0 comes to the iPhone
Gareth | January 3, 2009 |
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 […]
Gareth | January 2, 2009 |
Around the world mobile devices are becoming integral parts of the banking system. Usage differs from country to country; from sms money transfers in Africa, to full scale mobile banking in Japan and Korea. However a new report suggests that mobile consumers in the USA do not feel comfortable using their handsets to interact with […]
Android Market to accept paid applications very soon
Gareth | January 2, 2009 |
Eric Chu from the Android Market has sent out an email announcing that the Android Market will support priced applications starting early Q1 2009. Given the country-by-country work required to set up payment support for developers in different countries, they will enable priced app support in Q1 for developers operating in these countries in the […]
Star Wars light saber application for Windows Mobile
Gareth | January 2, 2009 |
The iPhone has had this application for a while and now you can also get this fun application for Windows Mobile phones that have an accelerometer. The application is free so if your a fan of Star Wars it is a must have application for a bit of fun. Works on the HTC Touch Diamond/Pro/HD. […]
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