Just over one year ago, at the ShowStoppers convention at CTIA, MobiMate demo’ed an unbelievably exciting travel concept to me, then called Worldmate i10. MobiMate is known for their popular travel tool Worldmate which won acclaim for being the first smartphone client to effectively leverage and provide real …
Michael Gartenberg, analyst extraordinaire at Jupiter Research, just wrote an article for ComputerWorld about the necessity for Windows to introduce and market a slimmed down version …
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Unreal.
Not 8 hours ago I posted about my Vista SP1 woes, and how I finally had to uninstall an added language in order for WU (Windows Update) to push SP1 to …
RSS, termed “Really Simple Syndication”, has experienced the kind of explosive growth that is usually found only with internet related tools. Today, most, if not all news sites/blogs offer a form of an RSS feed. You can easily identify RSS ready sites by the universal RSS icon-…
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When I saw James Kendrick’s post on Vista SP1 hitting his HP Mini, I decided to be a little proactive about why SP1 wasn’t hitting my machine. I’d been wondering what in …
According to Engadget (see post below) as well as a number of other online news sources, the iPhone now does screen caps. Wow. Who would’a thunk it? You mean we can instantly …
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AppToDate from MoDaCo is a new initiative designed to make it easier to update Windows Mobile applications on the fly. Paul O’Brien, the brains behind MoDaCo and a Windows Mobile MVP himself, has …
A while back some Microsofties hit upon a cool idea. Why not create a mobile application that allows users to quickly “zoom” in and out of sections, or “tiles”- essentially widgets-, which can be interactive …
GoodSync isn’t a new program, and many of you have likely heard of it before. More likely, you’ve heard of their parent company, Siber Systems, who develops the famous RoboForm application …
I still remember when I first heard about beta availability for the first commercially supported Palm OS emulator created for Windows Mobile-StyleTap. To be sure, there were at least two other Palm emulators …










