Pocket PC



Published March 10th, 2010 by Ceasar

Palm and PC Software for Volleyball

1.JPGTo effortlessly have a record of the in-depth statistics of both teams in a volleyball game, a coach can take advantage of the technology brought about by VollEspy on a Palm handheld. This software could be a powerful tool in recording statistics of every game. The VollEspy software license includes the complete VollEspy software system plus the Palm and PC applications. To be posted directly to you is the VollEspy CD and a Guide Booklet about the product. Also, when you avail of the license, you will get full support about the product through E-mail and fax. Upgrading to new versions of the said software is available on the Web for free.

Published September 25th, 2009 by Ceasar

Acer unveils pint-sized PC

ACER has recently announced the launch of its new pint-sized pc – Aspire X3600. It is a mini PC that goes big on its multimedia features. The pocket computer size is one-quarter of a standard desktop and can be used in student dormitories, small apartments and home offices. In spite of its scaled-down form, the Aspire X3600 came with an Intel Core 2 Duo processor, bundled with an ATI Mobility Radeon HD 2400 XT graphics card, and a Dolby surround sound support for a better gaming and video experience. It also has a Blu-ray Disc drive for playing HD movies. The Aspire X3600 can be purchased at authorized Acer dealers, with the basic price of $1,599.

Published August 15th, 2009 by Ceasar

Pocket Plus

image-3.jpgHere is the new distinguished service pack by Microsoft with new features that most people feel have missed in the original Windows Mobile. Spb Pocket Plus was last updated on Dec.6, 2007 with a version of 4.0.2. It is the most powerful plug-in today. It is a well � programmed gadget that is easily used via tabs. Its features include: different beautiful skins, easy and smart scrolling, ZIP file support in the file explorer, fast searching using the installed advanced Internet explorer, easily closed buttons, more additional commands, and automatic recover to normal mode. It requires Windows 2003, Windows Mobile 5 Pocket PC, Windows Mobile 6 Classic or Professional device. So this software is surely suitable for those who frequently use their phone and want to spend less time finding things out.

Published July 16th, 2009 by Ceasar

The Thinnest and Lightest Pocket PC on the Market

On May 29th, Hewlett-Packard manufacturer High Tech Computer also filed for FCC approval of 5 new h1900 series iPAQ handhelds. Models expected are the h1930, h1935, h1937, h1940, and h1945. All of the h1930 and h1940 models will have 900mAh replaceable Lithium ion batteries, 3.5″ transflective color TFT displays, SDIO support, and run on the latest version of Microsoft’s mobile operating platform for handheld computers, Pocket PC 2003, which includes Windows Media Player 9 Series. The h1900 series devices with measure 4.46″ long, 2.75″ wide, 0.50″ thick, and weigh 4.23 oz. (120 g). The h1930 series devices will run on a Samsung S3C2410 processor running at 203 MHz, while the h1940 series devices will run on the same processor running at 266 MHz. All units will come with 64MB SDRAM, 56MB of which is user accessible.

Published May 11th, 2009 by Ceasar

PenReader Touch 8.1

Getting tired of that stylus, well then the new and improved version of the much loved PenReader software is the best option for you. It translates and digitizes your finger movements into signals that are understood by the pocketpc saving you the time and effort of using that teeny tiny stylus. Much like Calligrapher, the application allows easy use of your pocketpc giving you that iPhone feel with the touch screen. The application is a nice thing to have during those times when your stylus just happens to fall into the drain or simply missing. It has several improvements to heir previous version which had bugs as to unidentifiable finger strokes and it is also a tad bit faster in processing. Continue reading ‘PenReader Touch 8.1′

Published April 11th, 2009 by Ceasar

Pocket Music Player Bundle

The player takes the place of any device that uses Windows Media Player that seems to have been stripped down too much for mobile platforms that is delivers dismal performance. It has quite a clean interface that is reminiscent of another best seller from Apple the iPod with clean and crisp buttons placed well within reach at all times. The software is a far cry from the stripped down media player and it is immediately integrated into the today screen giving you instant access right at your fingertips. Loaded with features such a wide selection of equalizer settings, customization options and more control over your digital audio experience. Continue reading ‘Pocket Music Player Bundle’

Published March 11th, 2009 by Ceasar

iMobile Tool SMS Backup

//Ever been frustrated at missing text messages you need for reference that was deleted automatically due to a total lack of control of your mobile’s inbox? Then iMobile’s SMS backup tool would be a great addition to your applications that allows you to backup your sms messages in txt or sms format for safekeeping should you have a need to call upon them on a mobile that you use for business transactions. All businesses have realized the importance of sms and the utter cheapness of the option compared to voice calls. VoIP has also hit hard with less and less people using it so SMS and VoIP are the way to go. Continue reading ‘iMobile Tool SMS Backup’

Published February 12th, 2009 by editor

Why pay when you can get it for free?

While we recognize that there are many very useful paid Pocket PC software out there, with minimum costs, it’s always best to maximize your resources by looking first for free software you can use.

The internet has a plethora if useful sites that offer free downloads, as well as reviews of free Pocket PC software applications that tackle a range of tasks. Make sure to read the reviews carefully first, as well as looking at any feedback from previous downloaders. Applications that have a lot of downloads also helps, which tell you that many people have already used that particular software and the application itself is tried and tested already. Also make sure that you’re downloading from trusted sites, so you can avoid any nasty surprises from suspicious sites.

Published December 31st, 2008 by editor

Shapewriter

Using the on-screen keyboard is almost as impossible, that most either require a QWERTY pad in their pocket PC-enabled phones or PDAs. However, there’s a program that will help you use the on-screen keyboard and stylus, and not have a hard time using them: the Shapewriter:

ShapeWriter’s award winning technology elevates touch screen devices to new levels of usability. Instead of “hunting and pecking” letters, single gestures on a touch keyboard produce an entire word. For example: a stroke that roughly connects the w, o, r and d keys is recognized by ShapeWriter’s intelligent algorithms as the word “word”. Experienced users can write much faster on ShapeWriter than on a conventional keyboard. All ShapeWriter products run in real time on mobile devices and feature advanced editing, automatic formatting and capitalization, error tolerance, misspelling correction, and gesture commands.

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Published November 25th, 2008 by Ceasar

A True iPhone Rival: G1

Image Source: blogs.guardian.co.uk

It is now said that even though the Android powered G1 is not that very sleek looking and the hardware is quite not so-so, it has stood up to be the greatest competitor of Apple’s iPhone. G1 is very easy to use. It has a user friendly interface and it starts and ends with a home screen full of icons. When you flick to the left or right, you can browse other panes. You can just tap on them. The Menu key opens up many contextual options. The status bar provides info of the battery, the current time, signal bar and mail alert pop ups. G1 expectedly has one of the neatest web browser on a smart phone. Specially powered by Google. So if i were you, try out the newest smart phone G1 without spending too much.