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Watch out for your slimming or weighting diet using your most valued portable mobile device. You can track your diet, monitor your health, and maintain your fitness by defining a diet of your own to get the nutrients that your body needs.
The use of your mobile phone is not just for your work and your busy lifestyle. It can also be a tool in achieving your weight goal. It will help you select the perfect diet plan that will match your diet goal. MyPersonalDiet not only track your diet but also your physical exercises.
For three consecutive years starting 2005, MyPersonalDiet have been a finalist in the Best Software Awards in Health and Fitness category for SmartPhone and Pocket PC.
If you are looking for a site where you can download different useful software for you pocket PC, try to give a visit to PocketPCSoft.net. They have a wide selection of software ready for download.
Available downloads are divided into different categories like security, games, themes, sports and hobbies, instant messaging, synchronization, navigation and travel, multimedia, and other utilities. Browse through it and find something useful. By the way, downloads are not free but there are still some that are freeware. Commonly the price ranges from $2-$60. Some software may cost more, depending on the usability and the developer of the software.
The second generation HTC Advantage, named the “X7510″, builds on its processor with an impressive suite of upgrades, improvements, and even more new technology.
The X7510 features flash memory storage instead of an internal hard disk, and doubled the capacity to 16GB.
The software is also a notable update, since HTC has included not only TouchFLO, a system which alters the way the Operating System responds to touch commands, however the new Advantage also includes an HTC Today Screen makeover inspired by a future version of Windows Mobile; whether that is the WM6.1 or the upcoming WM7 isn’t stated clear.
More interesting is the addition of VueFLO, which senses how the user is turning the device for automatic adjustment of the screen format from portrait to landscape and vice versa.
Its primary features include a 624MHz XScale CPU, 256MB ROM, 128MB system memory, 5″ VGA touchscreen 640×480 display, a 3MP digital camera, an integrated GPS receiver with TomTom’s NAVIGATOR 6 software, 802.11g Wi-Fi, Bluetooth 2.0 +EDR and a 2200mAh Li-Ion battery.
The Advantage X7510 is scheduled for a Q2 2008 release in Europe, though there’s no announcement on U.S. availability. (Source:Pocketpccentral.net)
HP made several new PDA units, the PDA Phone and Smartphone announcements in late 2007, and now there appears to be one new addition to the new family of iPAQ handhelds. The new HP iPAQ Silver is a Windows Mobile 6 Smartphone (non-touchscreen) set to be out in the market in mid-2008.
It features a design quite different than the past iPAQ handhelds, the Silver appears to be quite thinner and sports a blue exterior, but the final product may be available in several colors. The primary features includes built-in Wi-Fi, Bluetooth and GPS, HSDPA network compatibility, and an RIM SureType keyboard.
The HP iPAQ Silver is set for release in the United Kingdom in July 2008, and while there is no clear indication as to when it will make its debut in the U.S. (Source:Pocketpccentral.net)
The new iPAQ 210 / 211 Pocket PCs (the two models are identical) offer a powerful Windows Mobile device without a phone hardware or software.
The most notable aspect of the iPAQ 210 is its VGA display, which hasn’t been included on a Pocket PC since the making of Dell Axim X51v. The screen is larger, 4-inches from bottom left to top right side. In addition, like the now-discontinued X51v, the iPAQ 210 offers both CompactFlash and Secure Digital flash memory card slots. The SD slot also supports SDIO peripherals.
Due to the power demands of its VGA display and its fast 624MHz next-gen mobile processor (Marvell PXA310), the iPAQ 210 includes a large and removable 2200mAh Li-Ion battery for long battery lifespan. Other features include 802.11b/g Wi-Fi, Bluetooth, 256MB of flash memory storage, and Bluetooth 2.0 +EDR. The iPAQ 210 also includes a standard 3.5mm headphone jack.
The iPAQ 210 / 211 is now shipping with limited availability.(Source:Pocketpccentral.net)
HTC has introduced the newest addition to its array of devices, they call it the Shift. It is a pint-sized computer which gives users the benefit of browsing and sending e-mails without the weight of their standard laptops. This new device is half the size of a normal notebook and a half of its weight.
Despite its small package, this pocket pc is powered by Microsoft Windows Vista and packs in a 40GB hard drive, as well as multiple connectivity options like HSDPA (high speed downlink packet access), Bluetooth 2.0 and Wi-Fi connectivity. It also utilizes Microsoft’s Origami software enhancement to allow improved access to information and calendaring tools. The HTC Shift will be available in the market starting April at a price of $2,188.
Fujitsu released a pocket pc that is one of a kind. Physical feature of this pocket pc includes: It has an up/down jog wheel (missing from many Pocket PCs) that can make navigating around lists and WebPages much easier. Aside from that it also has an IR or infrared port and an SD card socket for additional memory. On the right of this device is a slide switch use to switch the Bluetooth module on and off also a button for voice recording. Then at the top, there’s a slot for the telescopic stylus, a stereo headphone and a CF slot for expansion. There’s a concealed hardware reset switch, main adapter socket and also the data connector at the bottom. The Loox has a few extras, such as a light sensor, a built-in mic and a fairly powerful speaker.
Is there such a device that can bring on-the-job learning when you need it most? Helping to hone employees by allowing them to set specific goals, then give them objective measures of whether their behavioral patterns match the goals that they’ve set for themselves? Sounds more like a science fiction movie, right? However, this idea is closer to reality. Accenture Technology Labs has created a prototype MPSP or Mobile Personal Services Platform that makes it possible to develop applications that can make a cellphone a customized personal coach that gives personalized advice on everything about nutrition, career and anything else.
Mobile Personal Services Platform (MPSP) developed is now being introduced in the market . The first prototype coaching module developed is focused on making people more effective in professional conversations, such as team meetings, sales calls or negotiation sessions. Software that runs through the use of phone gathers voice streams and location data.
Wireless connections send the data from the participant’s phone to a server that integrates and analyses the data, fusing information from various devices to create a meaningful picture of the conversation. This is a state of the art technology that is very useful to the world wide and fast paced business enterprises.
Instant messaging will now be easy with a lot of services at the same time from your handheld device. Communicating with friends, family, and others won�t be complicated anymore because you can chat with them simultaneously. IM+ was last updated on Dec. 14, 2007. It includes MSN/ Windows Live Messenger, Yahoo, ICQ, AIM/iChat, Jabber, MySpace and Google Talk. Some of its features include: direct connections to all supported messaging system, mobile-mobile and mobile-pc communication, no cost for every message, Wi-Fi support, view correspondents during offline mode, emotions icons can be added, changeable fonts, different languages installed, and easy to configure. It works on WM 6.0 devices. It has a 7-day free trial.