DeveloperOne released their Agenda One for Smartphone last week and the Pocket PC version this week. I bought a much earlier version years ago for an early model Pocket PC and liked it quite a bit. But, moving from one device to another as I do, I lost my product registration and didn’t install it […] ↓ Read the rest of this entry…
I’m not sure when they added this, but the Microsoft 10 consumer video blogging site (sort of a consumer version of Microsoft’s Channel9 site for developers) added the option to download video in the Zune format. It also provides versions for the Apple iPod, Sony PSP, as well as WMV (Windows Media Video).
The Microsoft Windows Mobile platform turns 10 years old next week (more on this topic next week). Mike Calligaro’s most recent blog item which bravely (Mike blogs about a lot of hot button topics on behalf of Microsoft) tries to explain Microsoft’s rationale for removing the ability to use ActiveSync over Ethernet (wired or wireless) […] ↓ Read the rest of this entry…
Reader P.L. asks: I just purchased a Treo 700W from Verizon. Excel Mobile will not let me save updates to most of the Excel files that I have synced to the handheld. It gives me a window that says unsupported content and formatting will be lost if I save the workbook and then it will […] ↓ Read the rest of this entry…
CNET lists their… Top 6 phones for business users 7.7 – Palm Treo 700p 8.0 – Cingular 8525 8.0 – T-Mobile Dash 6.6 – Nextel i930 by Motorola 7.0 – Sprint PCS PPC-6700 7.3 – Nokia E62 It is interesting that half of this list is based on Windows Mobile (Cingular/Sprint devices are based on […] ↓ Read the rest of this entry…
(with apologies to Lennon & McCartney)… It’s not unusual to see me taking notes in a meeting with just a Pocket PC (with a thumb keyboard or add-on keyboard) although I will take a notebook too depending on what needs to be done at the meeting. But, I rarely see other people take anything other […] ↓ Read the rest of this entry…
Microsoft’s Windows Live Barcode site touts using Denso’s QR Code. QR Code is a 2d matrix barcode that can store more information than other kinds of barcodes currently in use. Microsoft’s website lets you create a QR Code barcode (you can see mine here) and says they will provide a reader for handsets to use […] ↓ Read the rest of this entry…
Google released a Java Midlet Gmail client for mobile devices today. So, of course, right off the bat it doesn’t work with my Dell Axim X50v (Windows Mobile 2003 2nd Edition) or T-Mobile SDA (Windows Mobile 5 Smartphone). My i-Mate K-JAM (Windows Mobile 5 Pocket PC Phone Edition) has a Java runtime, however. So, I […] ↓ Read the rest of this entry…
Microsoft’s Jason Langridge (AKA Mr. Mobile!) wrote an overview of the Windows Mobile Device Center (WMDC) that replaces ActiveSync in Windows Vista. He also provides a bunch of screenshots. So, head over to his blog to get the details. Windows Mobile Device Center Overview
The Microsoft Windows Marketplace lets you filter and sort in a number of ways. If you filter on Pocket PC and sort by price, you can find the free downloads for a Pocket PC. Microsoft Windows Marketplace filtered on Pocket PC
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