SmartPhoneThoughts.com: Paul Thurrott to the Windows Mobile Team: “Screw ‘em!”
Fri, 14 Mar 2008 06:12:29
Found this reference one SmartphoneThoughts.com (I’ve been telling Jason over there that he needs to rename it StandardEditionThoughts.com to stay in line with Microsoft’s branding SmartPhoneThoughts.com: Paul Thurrott to the Windows Mobile Team: “Screw ‘em!” …to a statement made in the Windows Weekly podcast by Paul Thurrott and Leo LaPorte. I guess I’m not the […]
Back to Basics: Assigning Apps to Buttons
Wed, 12 Mar 2008 22:16:21
The blog item I wrote earlier about Google’s tip for assigning Google mobile applications to a Samsung Blackjack’s key pointed out that not all Windows Mobile Smartphone (AKA Standard Edition) devices have this feature. However, all Pocket PC type devices (Professional Edition, Classic Edition) have this feature baked in by Microsoft. The problem is that […]
One-Click Access to Google Mobile Apps
Wed, 12 Mar 2008 06:23:12
The Google Mobile Blog has a tip for Blackberry 8800, Samsung Blackjack, and Nokia N95 owners… Fast tip: one-click access to Google mobile applications on your phone My Dash (Windows Mobile 6 Standard Edition) does not have the option to assign buttons or other physical inputs (volume slider) to applications. However, all Professional Edition (Pocket PC Phone […]
Sprint HTC Mogul EV-DO Rev. A Upgrade
Mon, 10 Mar 2008 06:30:40
I don’t have an HTC Mogul. But, if I did, I’d be pretty happy after reading this report on Wired. Sprint Phone First to Use Fast Network Sprint said Monday it was releasing a software update for the Mogul phone, made by HTC Corp. of Taiwan, that will enable the phone to connect at Rev. […]
Fri, 14 Mar 2008 06:12:29
Found this reference one SmartphoneThoughts.com (I’ve been telling Jason over there that he needs to rename it StandardEditionThoughts.com to stay in line with Microsoft’s branding SmartPhoneThoughts.com: Paul Thurrott to the Windows Mobile Team: “Screw ‘em!” …to a statement made in the Windows Weekly podcast by Paul Thurrott and Leo LaPorte. I guess I’m not the […]
Back to Basics: Assigning Apps to Buttons
Wed, 12 Mar 2008 22:16:21
The blog item I wrote earlier about Google’s tip for assigning Google mobile applications to a Samsung Blackjack’s key pointed out that not all Windows Mobile Smartphone (AKA Standard Edition) devices have this feature. However, all Pocket PC type devices (Professional Edition, Classic Edition) have this feature baked in by Microsoft. The problem is that […]
One-Click Access to Google Mobile Apps
Wed, 12 Mar 2008 06:23:12
The Google Mobile Blog has a tip for Blackberry 8800, Samsung Blackjack, and Nokia N95 owners… Fast tip: one-click access to Google mobile applications on your phone My Dash (Windows Mobile 6 Standard Edition) does not have the option to assign buttons or other physical inputs (volume slider) to applications. However, all Professional Edition (Pocket PC Phone […]
Sprint HTC Mogul EV-DO Rev. A Upgrade
Mon, 10 Mar 2008 06:30:40
I don’t have an HTC Mogul. But, if I did, I’d be pretty happy after reading this report on Wired. Sprint Phone First to Use Fast Network Sprint said Monday it was releasing a software update for the Mogul phone, made by HTC Corp. of Taiwan, that will enable the phone to connect at Rev. […]
I am sure you have heard this a lot, but I have been very, no extremely patient with Vista and its many problems, but why does it forget my device drivers? I have had to install the drivers for my Dell x51V (Windows Mobil Device Center) no less than three times since last summer, and the drivers for my bluetooth the same amount of times. One day they are working great, the next nothing. When I reinstall the drivers, VISTA is happy again, until the next time.
Is there a cure for VISTA Alzheimer disease?
Let's face it, Windows 3.1 has had a better track record.
Now that Dell has dropped out of the Pocket PC market, I am very hesitant to do away with my Dell Pocket PC. I have a Motorola Razr V3 as well. Do you know of a supplier that will have a wireless device with the screen size of my Dell, and the capabilities of my Razr V3? I am not impressed with the iPhone and see it only as a gimmick, and I am not into the Blackberries either.
Until then they will have to pry my Dell from my cold dead hands. There just isn't anything on the market to replace it.
Tony